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Course: SYGN 101, Fall 2008School: Mines
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(TA):_________________ SYGN101: Name:____________________ Section SOIL WORKSHEET FOR LAB 4 Objectives: This exercise, which continues for several weeks during the semester, is designed to help students: Learn proper procedures for collecting earth materials in the field Identify constituents of soils Relate soil formation to rock type on which it develops Make tests of soil plasticity and determine swelling...
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SYGN101: Name:____________________
Section SOIL WORKSHEET FOR LAB 4 Objectives: This exercise, which continues for several weeks during the semester, is designed to help students: Learn proper procedures for collecting earth materials in the field Identify constituents of soils Relate soil formation to rock type on which it develops Make tests of soil plasticity and determine swelling potential Integrate soil observations within Golden Hazard Assessment Report
Procedure: Soil Site Location. Fill in the following description of the geographic location and the field appearance of your soil. The objective is that someone else should be able to find the same location and obtain a similar Location sample. on Map: Township/Range: Latitude/Longitude:
Geographic Description of Collection Site: (Use words that describe landforms such as valley, slope, river bank, cliff etc. Make a sketch or take a photo. Be quantitative: e.g. soil collection site is at base of 100ft cliff, which faces west).
Appearance of Soil in Field: Thickness: (If you can see the rock on which the soil sits measure how thick the soil i...
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