White Mountain Research Center

17 Jun, 01 PM - 06 Jul, 11 AM

Our purpose is to teach senior geology majors the science and technique of recognizing, describing and interpreting geologic features in the field. Specifically, we will emphasize these field geology skills: • Describing and identifying rocks, minerals and fossils • Describing and identifying structures, formations, contact relations, and geomorphic features • Interpreting relative relations between different rocks and other geologic features in the field • Interpreting depositional environments, modes of emplacement and solidification of igneous rocks, and recrystallization conditions (e.g., P, T) of metamorphic rocks • Mapping on topographic base maps effectively and efficiently • Synthesizing your field work into geologic reports and presentations that include well-prepared geologic maps, cross sections, stereonets, and stratigraphic sections.

Visit #86531 @White Mountain Research Center

Approved

Under Project # 54625 | Class

Cal Poly Humboldt Geology Field Camp

faculty - Humboldt State University (CSU)

Reservation Members(s)

Brandon Browne Jun 17 - Jul 6, 2024 (20 days)
Melanie Michalak Jun 17 - Jul 6, 2024 (20 days)
Group of 14 Undergraduate Student Jun 17 - Jul 6, 2024 (20 days)

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