Designed as an overview of basic collection and preparation of water, soil, and rock samples by analytical geochemical techniques used in environmental, exploration geology and geochemical studies.
Learn more about this courseIn this course, we will learn how the movement of rock and sediment shapes mountains, drainage basins, hillslopes, rivers, and coastlines.
Learn more about this courseRelationships between modern and fossil organisms and their physical, chemical, and biological environments; emphasis on techniques for interpreting past environmental conditions.
Learn more about this courseBasic meteorological theory for processes in the atmospheric boundary-layer that scale from the microscale to the mesoscale.
Learn more about this courseModern concepts of tectonics and sedimentary basin analysis.
Learn more about this courseStudents will gain hands-on experience analyzing changes in the risk of extreme weather in real-world data.
Learn more about this courseThe Geological Record of Earth's Climate History
Learn more about this courseThe course is designed to help students in making the transition from undergraduate student to professional scientific researcher.
Learn more about this courseP: consent of instructor. Selected topics in earth physics.
Learn more about this courseP: consent of instructor. Studies data analysis for Earth Science
Learn more about this courseP: consent of instructor. Studies petrology and tectonics.
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