13 sample documents related to GEOL 284

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  Periodic_Table_Web_Elements.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  WebElements: the periodic table on the world-wide web http:/www.webelements.com/ 1 hydrogen 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 helium H 1.0079 lithium Key: beryllium element name boron carbon nitrogen oxygen fluorine 1 He
   
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  Discussion_09.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion - Rivers and Floods - A Local Perspective Floods are among the most common natural hazards, yet remain poorly understood by a suprising number of people. They are highly predictible in a short term sense, and a little bit of education can
   
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  Discussion_08.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #8 - Groundwater Name: Section: 1. From the reading in your book, briefly define the following terms and concepts: Ground Water: Water Table: Potable Water: Bioremediation: Karst Terrain: Aquifer: Confined Aquifer: Unconfined Aquifer: Aq
   
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  Discussion_10.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #10 - Global Warming Name: Section: 1. We will have a global warming group discussion. In the space below, list your group members, and the question posed to your group. On the attached sheet, summarize your consensus answer, as well as
   
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  Discussion02_b.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #2 - Minerals and Rocks Name: Section: Part 1: Common rock-forming minerals. Study each of the samples, and describe the mineral to the best of your ability (making sketches is encouraged!). Quartz Transparent, glassy, well defined crys
   
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  Discussion02_a.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Environmental Geology: Minerals and Rocks Discussion Name: _ Section: _ As you read Chapter 2 in Pipkin and Trent, please complete the following: A) Short Definitions: 1) Mineral 2) Rock 3) Carbonate mineral 4) Silicate mineral 5) Halide mineral 6)
   
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  Discussion_11.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #11 - Coastal Processes Name: Section: Inland Beach Ocean 1) Label the breakwater in this figure. This is a man-made erosion control, sometimes also called a jetty. 2) On the figure, identify the sediment starved part of the beach 3) W
   
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  Discussion_05.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #5 - Volcanology Name: Section: Part 1. Following is a list of volcanoes that are either currently active, or the source of a historically noteworthy eruption. Plot each on the attached map, and identify the type of volcano.* On the last
   
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  Discussion_04.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #4 - Seismology Name: Section: Part 1. Following is a list of historical earthquakes. Plot each on the attached map, identify the region (country or geographic feature) and identify the associated plate boundary as convergent, divergent,
   
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  Discussion_13.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #12 - Energy 1. Energy vs. Power Name: Section: In our discussion of energy resources, not to mention every day life, you are constantly bombarded with various ways of quantifying energy. Terms like BTU, horsepower, and kilowatt-hours ar
   
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  Contouring.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Rules for Contouring Env/Geo 284, Winter 2007 There are varying conventions for drawing contour maps, so please use the following simple rules for this course. Most of these are fairly universal and will apply to most situations where a contour map m
   
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  Discussion_03.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  Discussion #3 - Geography Name: Section: Part 1: Large-scale tectonic features. Following the Geowall presentation, sketch and label two examples each of a: 1) 2) 3) 4) Convergent plate boundary (subduction zone) Divergent plate boundary (mid-ocean
   
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  Discussion_06.pdf

  Michigan GEOL 284
  

  From H. Blatt, 1994, Laboratory Exercises in Environmental Geology, Wm.C. Brown pub. From H. Blatt, 1994, Laboratory Exercises in Environmental Geology, Wm.C. Brown pub. From H. Blatt, 1994, Laboratory Exercises in Environmental Geology, Wm.C. Brow