University at Buffalo 1-6 credit Geology
Applied field methods in geology. This course is partially conducted outdoors and requires walking over difficult terrain and some exposure to the elements. May include geologic fieldwork and mapping from a mobile base in the western United States. In these locations mapping projects include deposits in Colorado and areas of increasingly complex sedimentary structure in Utah and occasionally Wyoming. May also include local field training with geologic field trips, mapping, and analyses of field data based primarily out of UBβs campus. Projects depend on specific faculty but may include descriptions of bedrock exposures in Western New York, hydrogeological field measurement, analysis of near-surface geology using geophysical techniques, and mapping complex igneous or metamorphic rocks in New England. Pre-Requisites: ERT 205 AND ERT 315 AND ERT 326.
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