181. NMGW | Geology Welcome to the Department of geology and to our collections In particular,the collections held by the Department of geology provide evidence for how http://www.nmgw.ac.uk/www.php/geology/

Search NMGW Go home learning news ... skip to navigation Introduction Welcome to the Department of Geology and to our collections Appreciation of this geological evolution and the processes responsible for driving it is essential if we are to manage the Earth's environment at the same time as exploiting its resources. The Department holds extensive collections and particular expertise in: Paleontology Palaeozoic invertebrates, especially brachiopods, trilobites, bryozoans Mezozoic molluscs, notably Jurassic ammonites and bivalves Palaeozoic plants, with particular strengths in Silurian-Devonian and upper Carboniferous floras Studies of fossil biodiversity cover all aspects of taxonomy, evolution, biogeography and palaeoecology. Petrology Volcanic rocks and processes, especially of Ordovician and Paleogene ages Low grade metamorphism Geochemistry Evolution of Palaeozoic sedimentary facies Precambrian subduction complexes Mineralogy Definitive collections of Welsh minerals with accompanying databases for mine sites. In addition, the Department has:

182. Science Refdesk.com Annotated collection of resource pages for chemistry, physics, technology, anthropology, biology, food science, genetics, geology, cosmology, science history, engineering, math, and related online magazines. http://www.refdesk.com/factsci.html

Search Net Facts Subject Index Facts Encyclopedia Newspapers USA/World ... HOME Search the Web Search Tips Help Support Refdesk MY FACTS PAGE SCIENCE INFORMATION RESOURCES SCIENCE INFORMATION RESOURCES - Provided by chemsoc, the chemistry societies network, this new site offers an attractive and informative visual interpretation of the periodic table. 19th Century Scientific American Online ABAG Earthquake Maps and Information Abacus, The - Instructions on how to use a real abacus, and a chance to play with the online Java model. Abbreviations of Chemical Compounds - Searchable Index About Rainbows - A detailed explanation of rainbows, complete with diagrams. Included are a few proverbs about rainbows as well as ways for teachers to demonstrate them in a classroom. Information is cited as to its source with appropriate links. African American Faces of Science - biographical information on African American men and women who have contributed to the advancement of science and engineering. All Species - On September 18-19, 2000, 40 scientists and professionals from around the world met at the California Academy of Sciences to establish ALL Species, a new organization that is attempting to catalog every living species on earth within one generation (25 years). A complete inventory of all species on our planet will greatly enhance our capacity to conserve essential biodiversity. This survey, which will include microbes, will enlist the support and cooperation of scientific organizations around the world.

183. Subsurface Computer Modeling, Inc. Reservoir studies, including engineering, geology and geophysics. Offices in Texas and UK. http://www.scminc.com/

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184. Geological Society Of Japan Organized by about 5300 geologists including geological consulting engineers, school teachers and undergraduate and graduate students as well as researchers. Promotes and popularizes geology and related sciences. http://www.geosociety.jp/

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185. The Index To Marine And Lacustrine Geological Samples Home Page The index to Marine and Lacustrine Geological Samples is a collaboration between20 oceanographic and lacustrine institutions the US NGDC/WDC for MGG, http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/curator/curator.html

NOAA NESDIS NGDC geology ... Complete List of Participants.... The Index to Marine and Lacustrine Geological Samples is a collaboration between twenty institutions and agencies that operate geological sample repositories. The purpose of the database is to help researchers locate sea floor and lakebed cores, grabs, dredges, and drill samples in their collections. Sample material is available from participating institutions. Before proposing research on any sample, please contact the curator for information on sample condition and availability. Data include basic collection and storage information. Lithology, texture, age, principal investigator, province, weathering/metamorphism, glass remarks, and descriptive comments are included for some samples. Links are provided to related data and information at the institutions and at NGDC. Data are coded by individual institutions, several of which receive funding from the US National Science Foundation. For more information see the NSF Division of Ocean Sciences Data and Sample Policy The Index is endorsed by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission , Committee on International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange ( IODE-XIV.2

186. Haneberg Geoscience Consulting and applied research solutions in engineering geology, hydrogeology, and applied geomechanics. Landslides, mudslides, debris flows, land subsidence, and other geologic hazards. GIS applications in natural resource and watershed assessments. http://www.haneberg.com/

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187. DIRECTORY OF GRADUATE PROGRAMS Maintained by the Geological Society of America's Archaeological geology Division. http://rock.geosociety.org/arch/GSA_GRAD.htm

ARCHAEOLOGICAL GEOLOGY DIVISION GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 2005 Directory of Graduate Programs in Archaeological Geology and Geoarchaeology Departments A - D Departments G - I Departments K - M Departments N - S ... Departments T - W The Directory of Graduate Programs in Archaeological Geology and Geoarchaeology Faculty in programs not listed should send the relevant data about their graduate programs to Rolfe Mandel. Faculty in listed programs should send current data each September to update the program information. If possible, send information via the internet. Dr. Rolfe Mandel Kansas Geological Survey 1930 Constant Avenue University of Kansas Lawrence, KS 66047-3726 Phone: 785-864-2171 Internet: mandel@kgs.ku.edu ARIZONA University, Northern Flagstaff, Arizona Quaternary Sciences Program: The Quaternary Sciences Program (QSP) is a graduate program of interdisciplinary studies including the departments of Anthropology, Biological Sciences, Geography, and Geology, and the Center for Environmental Sciences and Education. This program focuses on the last 1.7 million years of Earth history. Students are required to take an interdisciplinary core curriculum of at least five courses in five subdiscipline areas, and can tailor their remaining courses to fit their desired specialty. The Department of Geology offers a standard geological field school, but we have no such offering for geoarchaeology. For details see the website: http://www.nau.edu/~qsp Department of Geology:

188. Pañstwowy Instytut Geologiczny Manages multidisciplinary scientific research on the geological structure of Poland in order to use the knowledge for purposes of domestic economy and environmental protection. Besides scientific research in all fields of modern geology, the Institute fulfils the role of a geological and hydrogeological survey of Poland. Regional branches, regional geology, environmental geology, marine geology, economic geology, geological databases, cartography, hydrogeology, engineering geology, geophysics, history of Polish geology, publications. http://www.pgi.gov.pl/

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189. Neogene Marine Biota Of Tropical America Home Page Online biotic database containing images and data for taxa used in analyses ofTropical American biodiversity over the past 25 million years. http://porites.geology.uiowa.edu/

190. Hidden World Of The Conodonta Senior project with basic introduction to conodonts. http://geology.csusb.edu/faculty/wbl/cdont_art.htm

The Hidden World of the Conodonta W. Britt Leatham Department Geological Sciences, California State University San Bernardino Reprinted with permission from The Earth Scientist. The Journal of The National Earth Science Teachers Association. Volume 11, Number 1, Winter 1994, pages 17-20. A Paleo Ring Website Introduction In the fall of 1978, I was given a choice of either of two senior research projects in paleontology: classifying a suite of graptolites from Idaho, or determining whether or not a couple of bags of rock contained conodonts. That simple decision has sent me down one of the most satisfying roads in my paleontological career. Conodonts intrigue me and over 150 specialists who try to decipher their hidden world, often with little more than a very fine brush and a microscope. Although their secrets are understood by few, many if not most geologists recognize their utility as guide fossils for the Paleozoic and Triassic, as well as for predicting petroleum production on possible source rocks. What is it that makes the Conodonta so fascinating and so useful? No Living Representatives One of the reasons dinosaurs are so popular is because they are extinct. Except for birds, there are no living dinosaurs. Conodonts are a lot like living dinosaurs. They are not as big (by orders of magnitude) as dinosaurs, but like the dinos, there are no living models to use for reconstructing their paleobiology.

191. Delaware Geological Survey Provides systematic investigation of the geology and physiographic features ofDelaware, including exploration and research pertaining to the water, http://www.udel.edu/dgs/

Delaware Water Conditions AT A GLANCE Click here for Detailed Information on Water Conditions Other Related Sites UD Department of Geology University of Delaware Delaware Portal State Geological Surveys U.S. Geological Survey American Geologic Institute American Assoc. of Petro. Geologists Assoc. of American State Geologists The Geological Society of America Minerals Management Service DE Board of Professional Geologists Delaware Environmental Observing System Delaware State Climatologist Mineralogical Society of America Water Resources Agency DE Geographic Data Comm. (DGDC) State Mapping Advisory Comm. (SMAC) DE Geographic Names Comm. (DGNC) Delaware DataMIL UD Water Resources Center Search This Site Our Mission The Delaware Geological Survey's mission is, by statute, geologic and hydrologic research and exploration, and dissemination of information through publication and public service. Goal Statement The goal of the Delaware Geological Survey is to provide objective scientific geologic and hydrologic information, advice, and service to our stakeholders. This goal is accomplished by conducting geologic, hydrologic, and geologic hazard investigations and services and by continuing development of our infrastructure through basic data collection and computer-based data management and dissemination programs. The scientific information is used to advise, inform, and educate our stakeholders about the important roles that the earth sciences play in issues regarding water resources, public health, agriculture, economic development, land-use planning, environmental protection, geologic hazards, energy and mineral resources, and recreation.

192. NOAA/NESDIS/NGDC - Images, Visualizing Data, NGDC Marine Geology & Geophysics Di Images offered by the National Geophysical Data Center. Includes graphic interpretations of sediment thickness of the ocean floor and and topography of the sea bed. http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/image/images.html

NOAA NESDIS NGDC comments search NGDC Images: Visualizing Data Coastal Relief Imagery Crustal Age of the Ocean Floor Great Lakes Bathymetry Marianas Trench ... Sediment Thickness of the Oceans If you use these images, please credit the underlying data sources/funding institutions of the data from which the images were derived, and credit NOAA/NGDC for the image ). We are pleased to see NGDC-generated images throughout the web, and appreciate links back to this page. NGDC can produce custom images, on request, for many of our databases. Please email the person listed as the contact for details, or write to them at: NOAA/NGDC Mail Code E/GC3, 325 Broadway, Boulder, CO USA 80305, fax 303-497-6513. For more information on how to contact MGG staff, see our contacts list Try our images/posters with these commercially available 3-D glasses NGDC home questions Website of the US Dept of Commerce/NOAA/NESDIS/NGDC, last update June 23, 2005

193. Geological Society General geology portal site, including links, products, and a discussion forum for professionals and students. http://geologicalsociety.com/

194. Journal Of Hydrogeology And Environment - Journal Of The Department Of Hydrogeol Complete list of titles and abstracts of the Journal of Hydrogeology and Environment, journal of the Department of Hydrogeology and Environment at the Institute of geology, University of W¼rzburg. http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/hydrogeologie/hu_e.htm

Home Members Research Projects Journal ... Würzburg City HU - Journal of Hydrogeology and Environment Journal of the Department of Hydrogeology and Environment ISSN 09309-3757 Editorial: Content Ordering Content of published volumes German version Vol. Projected (2005): Contributions to Hydrogeology and Environmental Sciences - In honour of Peter Udlufts 65th birthday [~20 papers] Vol. Grundwasserneubildung im Einzugsbereich des Ouham, Zentralafrikanische Republik. A. Borgstedt (2004), 132 p., 61 Fig., 55 Tab., 6 Attach. 22.- EUR Vol. Projected (2005): Hydrogeology of the Kalahari in north-eastern Namibia with special emphasis on groundwater recharge, flow modelling and hydrochemistry. H. Klock Vol. Hydrogeo-Eco-Systems in Aqaba/Jordan -Coasts and Region; Natural Settings, Impacts of Land Use, Spatial Vulnerability to Pollution and Sustainable Management. M. Al-Farajat

195. The Bureau Of Economic Geology, The University Of Texas At Austin The state geological survey of Texas. Site describes Bureau geologic research initiatives, offers online ordering of geological publications, and provides links to other geoscience resources. http://www.beg.utexas.edu/

Research Programs Industrial Associates Programs About the Bureau News and Events ... Links BEG Senior Research Scientist to Deliver Seminar Lecture this Week Bureau Senior Research Scientist Shirley Dutton Curation of Continental Scientific Cores and Samples at the Houston Research Center Abstract . The seminar will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. in the Bureau's Main Conference Room. On September 14 and 15, at the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) Conference on Water Resources and Environmental Problems in Karst in Belgrade and Kotor, Yugoslavia, student research assistant Adrien Lindley Hydrologic Function of Small Click picture to enlarge. Sinkholes in the Uplands of the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone of Central and South Texas, U.S.A, Susan Hovorka . The work was part of a field assessment study and was funded by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality . Adrien's thesis advisor is Jack Sharp , a professor at the UT Department of Geological Sciences.

196. [EnvirSci Inquiry] Geology an inquirybased exploration area to engage students in learning abot environmenissues. http://www.leo.lehigh.edu/envirosci/geology/

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197. SEG - Journal Semiquarterly bulletin of the Society of Economic Geologists, publishing original research on all classes of ore deposits. Subscription information, list of recent and upcoming papers, and instructions for submitting papers. http://www.segweb.org/journal.htm

Home About SEG Events Publications ... Links Economic Geology and the Bulletin of the SEG 7811 Shaffer Parkway Littleton, Colorado 80127 U.S.A. Tel: 720.981.7882 Fax: 720.981.7874 email: seg@segweb.org ECONOMIC GEOLOGY EDITOR, EDITORIAL BOARD, ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABSTRACTS IN RECENT AND FUTURE ISSUES INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PAPERS INTERESTING PAPERS IN OTHER JOURNALS ... SEG MEMBERS ONLY ACCESS Last Updated: August 2005

198. Utah Geology - Utah Geological Survey The Utah Geological Survey investigates and reports on Utah s geologic hazards,mineral, energy, water, and paleontological resources, maps the state s http://geology.utah.gov/utahgeo/

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199. ESU Geology Museum Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas. Collection includes vertebrate and invertebrate fossils, plant fossils, evaporite and other mineral specimens, and sedimentary structures. http://www.emporia.edu/earthsci/museum/museum.htm

Earth Science Department, Division of Physical Sciences Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas 66801 The ESU Geology Museum has recently been renamed the Johnston Geology Museum in honor of Dr. Paul Johnston for his 38 years of dedication to the Earth Sciences Department and the University as a whole. He was responsible for starting the museum and has been director, curator, collector and jack-of-all-trades for the museum since its inception. The image above shows Paul doing what he did best teach. He did not limit this combination of teaching and field trips to university classes. Paul led trips for such diverse groups as the ESU geology club, the Boy Scouts, Elderhostel, the Kansas Academy of Sciences, and the Kansas Earth Science Teachers Association. The museum is an enduring legacy of his dedication and will continue to help teach everyone who visits it long after his retirement. Location: ESU Cram Science Hall, 14th and Merchant St. Hours: Admission: Free Arrangements: Departments of Physical Sciences, (620) 341-5330

200. !!Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, Historic Diamond Caverns!! Offers onehour guided tour. Includes hours, rates, history, geology, map directions and contact information. Gift shop on premises. Located in Park City. http://www.diamondcaverns.com/

For over 140 years Historic Diamond Caverns has offered tours of Kentucky's most beautiful cave. Presented by state-of-the-art lighting, Diamond Caverns features intricate drapery deposits lining the halls in cascades of naturally colorful calcite with thousands of stalactites, stalagmites and flowstone deposits throughout the entire tour. Explore the natural beauty and fascinating history of this underground treasure with the entire family on safe, high quality trails. Enter our web site below. FLASH SITE

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