41. Bjerknes Research Projects research projects. ACRONYM, TITLE. PIs HP Sejrup, D. Klittgaard, H. Haflidasson(Dept. of geology, UoB). Go to BALTEEM web site. Go to top. CAVASOO. http://www.bjerknes.uib.no/Research/projects.html

About News Research Products ... Site Map Last updated on Scientific Rationale Research Projects Marie-Curie Training Sites Visiting Fellow Programme HOME RESEARCH PROJECTS ACRONYM TITLE BALTEEM Palaeoenvironment and Palaeoclimatic Evolution of the Baltic Sea Basin during the Last Interglacial CESOP Coordinated European Surface ocean Palaeo-estimation Collaboration CAVASSOO Carbon Variability Studies by Ships of Opportunity ECOBE Effects of North Atlantic Climate Variability on the Barents Sea Ecosystem HOLSMEER Late Holocene Shallow Marine Environments of Europe NUKA ARCTICA The North Atlantic circulation study NOClim Norwegian Ocean Climate Project NORPAST Past Climates of the Norwegian Region NORPEC Norwegian Palaeo Environment and Climate MACESIZ Marine climate and ecosystems in the seasonal ice zone MOEN Meridional Overturning Exchange with the Nordic Seas MOTIF Model and observation test climate feedback PACLIVA Patterns of Climate Variability in the North Atlantic PROClim Polar ocean climate proceses RegClim Regional Climate Development under Global Warming TRACTOR Tracer and circulation in the Nordic Seas Nordic WOCE Finalization workshop Abrupt and large scale climatic and glacial changes in western Norway 14,000-9,000 years BP

42. Geology 101 - Web Projects geology 101 Web research projects. Web research projects are designedto introduce you to the vast earth science resources that http://www.uoregon.edu/~dogsci/dorsey/geo101/webprojects.html

Geology 101 - Web Research Projects Web Research Projects are designed to introduce you to the vast earth science resources that are now available on the world wide web, show you how much fun it is to use these resources, and earn you a little extra credit for doing it. Here's how to do one of these: (1) Go to the list of Earth Science Web Resources located at the Home Page for this course (2) Select a topic such as volcanoes or earthquakes, or whatever looks interesting (3) visit one of the web sites, spend some time browsing and learning, and investigate a recent or ongoing geological "event" or any area of geologic inquiry (4) write a concise, typed, one-page (single-space) report summarizing what you found (5) Give your report to the GTF who leads your Discussion Section (6) Make sure your name is on the report NOTES: If you want, you can create a web page for your report. Be sure to create something new and original, not just a series of links to other pages. I can start a list of web pages created by students for this class. Think how impressed people will be. This is such a good idea, I've decided that you can earn

43. Geology 103 - Web Projects geology 103 Web research projects. Web research projects are designedto introduce you to the vast resources in Historical geology http://www.uoregon.edu/~dogsci/dorsey/geo103/webprojects.html

Geology 103 - Web Research Projects Web Research Projects are designed to introduce you to the vast resources in Historical Geology and Earth Sciences that are now available on the world wide web, show you how much fun it is to use these resources, and earn you a little extra credit for doing it. Here's how to do one of these: (1) Go to the list of Earth History Web Resources located at the Home Page for this course. (2) Select a topic that looks interesting. (3) visit one or more of the web sites, spend some time browsing and learning, and investigate a topic related to Earth History or geological sciences. (4) write a concise, typed, one-page (single-space) report summarizing what you found. (5) read and follow instructions in IMPORTANT NOTES , below. (6) Give your report to the GTF who leads your Discussion Section. THE DEADLINE for these projects is Friday June 4, 5:00 p.m. ; we encourage you to do them earlier than that. Credit will not be given for any reports received after this date and time. (7) Make sure your name is on the report.

44. Shale Research Projects By Jürgen Schieber, Including Shale Sedimentology, Blac phone 812855-5582 office 526A. research. Shales are my passion. Broadly speaking,my main research interest is the geology of shales and mudstones. http://www.indiana.edu/~geosci/people/faculty/jschieber.htm

Home News Courses Prospective Students ... Site Search INDIANA UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES Juergen Schieber Associate Professor, Geological Sciences Sedimentary Geology Ph.D. 1985, University of Oregon, Eugene phone: 812-855-5582 office: 526A writeEmail('jschiebe','indiana.edu','E-mail'); Research research web site to find out more about the kind of work I am involved in. Teaching posted on the net Service Being new to IU I have not yet been involved in university committees, but I did serve on a wide range of committees at my previous place of work (UT Arlington). I also routinely review proposals for NSF, ACS-PRF, the Canadian Research Council, and NERC. In addition I review manuscripts for a range of national and international journals, including Geology, Journal of sedimentary Petrology, Journal of Sedimentary Research, Sedimentology, Sedimentary Geology, Marine Geology, GSA Bulletin, Chemical Geology, Lithos, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Palaios, and the Journal of the Texas Society for Electron Microscopy. Representative Publications Schieber, J., 1998, Sedimentary features indicating erosion, condensation, and hiatuses in the Chattanooga Shale of Central Tennessee: relevance for sedimentary and stratigraphic evolution. In: J. Schieber, W. Zimmerle, and P. Sethi (editors), Shales and Mudstones (vol. 1): Basin Studies, Sedimentology and Paleontology, Schweizerbartsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart

45. Marine And Petroleum Geology Research Group See our projects pages for details of our research ventures. UCD Homepage Copyright©Department of geology, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4 http://geomound.ucd.ie/htdocs/mpgrg/Page.html

Head: Prof. P.M. Shannon Overview Projects Staff Publications ... Internal Quick links UCD Geology Geomound Geophysics Fag Overview This research group is has been active for a number of years! In a nutshell this is who we are and what we do. Six members of staff, bringing combined strengths in basin analysis, seismic stratigraphy, marine and petroleum geology of the Irish Offshore Basins. Closely affiliated research groups within the Department of Geology, University College Dublin provide expertise in isotope geochemistry, palaeoclimatology, fault analysis and geophysics. See our STAFF page to see who are involved in this research group Research Activities E.U. Fifth Framework (Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development Programme) (2000) ‘GEOMOUND – Geological controls on the development of deep water carbonate mounds in the North Atlantic’. Petroleum Infrastructure Programme: OSG Grant (2000) ‘Sediment budget, mass wasting and bottom conditions on slopes flanking the Rockall Trough, offshore Ireland’. With Professor P.M. Shannon. PIP Rockall Studies Group award (2000) ‘Sediment budget, mass wasting and bottom conditions on slopes flanking the Rockall Trough, offshore Ireland’. With Professor P.M. Shannon.

46. Geology Research etc. research projects. Remote Sensing of Archaeological Sites inNorthern Ireland; Offshore Faults Found Using Seismic Reflection; http://www.csulb.edu/~bambos/geolres.html

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES - CURRENT RESEARCH This information source is currently under construction. Watch for our improvements! Faculty, staff, and students in Department of Geological Sciences at CSULB are engaged in a variety of Earth science research projects, many of them centered in the western United States. We are fortunate to have strong equipment holdings, particularly in exploration geophysics and organic geochemistry, that allow department personnel to pursue cutting-edge research. We are actively collaborating with colleagues at the United States Geological Survey, California Institute of Technology, California State University at Northridge, Irvine Valley College, Long Beach City College, California State University at Fullerton, San Diego State University, University of Southern California, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and several others. We have fun learning about the Earth together. LATE BREAKING NEWS! In 1995, the Department of Geological Sciences, with funding from the National Science Foundation and the generous support of the College of Natural Sciences and the University, began construction on a NEW geochemistry laboratory. This facility is due to be completed by the fall of 1996. RESEARCH RESOURCES Marine Geophysics high resolution seismic reflection system side-scan sonar mapping system proton precession magnetometer note: all of these pieces of equipment are designed to be used on the R/V Yellowfin, part of the facilities associated with the Southern California Ocean Studies Consortium

47. EESJ - Science Research Project. research projects can be based at any of the and Environmental Science faculty haveresearch affiliations. Doherty Earth Observatory, marine geology geophysics http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/eesj/EESJProject.html

Science Research Project Research projects can be based at any of the institutions with which the Department of Earth and Environmental Science faculty have research affiliations. These are: Institution Disciplines For further information: Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/ Center for Environmental Research and Conservation (CERC) biodiversity, ecology, evolution, conservation, environmental management, population biology. http://cerc.columbia.edu/ Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) climate modeling, remote sensing, atmospheric sciences, paleoclimate, astrophysics. http://www.giss.nasa.gov/ Biosphere 2 Center (Oracle, AZ) ecology, plant physiology, biogeochemistry. http://www.bio2.edu/Research/res_entry.htm American Museum of Natural History vertebrate paleontology, mineralogy. http://www.amnh.org/Research/index.html Year Student Undergrad Background Research Project Title Advisory Committee (a) Krista [McKenzie] West Zoology, Univ. of Washington "Effects of pond acidity levels on distribution of turtle populations at Black Rock Forest, NY." Chris Raxworthy, Jim Simpson Dina Capiello Biology, Georgetown Univ.

48. UROP - Archive Of Selected Undergraduate Research Projects - OEL, College Of Art list of recent undergraduate research projects completed by Undergraduate researchProject Collections, Listed by Department. geology and Planetary Science. http://www.pitt.edu/~urop/research/researcharchive.htm

Archive of Selected Undergraduate Research Projects UROP Site Map University of Pittsburgh Undergraduate Researchers: Add your research overview to this archive. Add your published paper to our paper list Undergraduate Research Project Collection Here is a partial list of recent undergraduate research projects completed by University of Pittsburgh students: A Study of Ligand Loading and Asymmetric Amplification in Catalytic Asymmetric Diethylzinc Additions to Benzaldehyde - Josh Pierce (Peter Wipf, Faculty Advisor) [3-4-03] "The Synthesis of Isolysine" - Kevin Wright (with Charles Skillman; Toby Chapman, Faculty Advisor) [8-6-02] Sympathetic Neural Control of Posterior Pituitary Function - 2002 USX Toretti awardee Julie Schafer (Alan Sved, Faculty Advisor) [4-18-02] Investigation of the Interaction Between the Alpha-1 Subunit of the Human Glycine Receptor and the Leptin Receptor - 2001 USX Toretti awardee Norman Randolph (Michael Cascio, Faculty Advisor) [4-8-02] Consequences of Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) Invasion for Marsh Vegetation in Northwestern Pennsylvania - 2001 USX Toretti awardee Scott C. Stark (Walter P. Carson and Dan E. Bunker, Faculty Advisors) [3-26-02] "The Role of Accessory Proteins in Clathrin Mediated Endocytosis and Their Degradation Using the Ubiquitin Interacting Motif" - Summer REU student Robert Bolash (Linton M. Traub, Faculty Advisor) [10-24-01]

49. Research Projects By Location - USGS WR CMG http//walrus.wr.usgs.gov/research/ maintained by Laura Zink Torresan last US GeologicalSurvey Geologic Division Western Region Coastal Marine geology. http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/research/

Research Project Operations and Results California Oregon Washington Alaska ... International California Theme of Study Gulf of the Farallons Pollution Sustainable Seas Submersible Project Keswick Reservior Pollution Monterey Bay Natural Resources ... San Francisco Bay Imagery Environment Environment Environment Environment Environment Environment Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Information Information Information Information Information Information Oregon Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami Studies Cascadia Tectonic Stress Gorda Ridge Hydrothermal Studies Erosion of a Sea Stack ... West Coast Flood Deposits Hazards Hazards Hazards Resources Information Information Information Washington Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami Studies Cascadia Tectonic Stress Seismic Hazards in Puget Sound GLORIA Imagery off Washington ... West Coast Flood Deposits Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Information Information Alaska Arctic Environment Contamination Benthic Biohabitats in Glacier Bay Prince William Sound Oil Spill GLORIA Imagery of the Bering Sea Environment Environment Environment Information Hawaii Pollution Offshore of Honolulu Beach Loss Giant Landslides Pacific Sea-Floor Mapping Images ... GLORIA Imagery around Hawaiian Islands Environment Hazards Hazards Information Information Other US Areas Grand Canyon Studies Great Lakes Wetland Studies North Carolina Sediment Transport Michigan: Landslide in Sleeping Bear Dunes ... Gulf of Mexico Gas Hydrates Environment Environment Environment Hazards Hazards Resources International Papua New Guinea Tsunami Simulations Antarctic Seismic Data Library Global Inventory of Natural Gas Hydrate Chile Margin Triple Junction Hazards

50. Information About Research Projects - USGS WR CMG link to Western Region Coastal and Marine geology Team Menlo Park, CA. Informationabout research projects. Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/outreach/

Information about Research Projects Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary San Francisco Bay Sediment Transport Antarctic Seismic Data Library Pacific Sea-Floor Mapping Imagery http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/outreach/ maintained by Molly Gowen Groome last modified August 3, 2001 (mgg) USGS Privacy Statement Feedback Accessibility Department of the Interior ... Geologic Division

51. Rice University Department Of Earth Science geology; geochemistry; geophysics and seismology. and education in Rice University'sEarth Science Department browse our current research projects, Fall 2002 http://www.geophysics.rice.edu/department/

MAIN PAGES: Directory People Courses Research Projects ... Prospective Students ACTIVITIES: Seminars Building Renovation TEA Program Center for Computational Geophysics ... USArray 50th Anniversary Earth Science celebrates 50 years Rice University AAPG Student Chapter Field Trip Arkansas May 1-5, 2002 Welcome to the Department of Earth Science at Rice University! global change paleoceanography low-temperature and crystal surface geochemistry environmental geophysics and geochemistry chemistry, structure, and dynamics of the Earth's interior as well as the traditional fields of: geology geochemistry geophysics and seismology For more information about research and education in Rice University's Earth Science Department browse our current research projects Fall 2002 course pages , and faculty homepages. For your convenience an on-line graduate application is available. For further inquiries call the Earth Science Department at 713-348-4880 or email: geol@rice.edu Department of Earth Science Employment Opportunities Rice Home ESCI Home ... News Rice University Department of Earth Science, MS-126

52. On-Going Research Projects PVT. LTD. 2 989998. News Postgrads research Schools Staff UnderGrads Other geology Geophysics Home Faculty of Science UWA . http://www.geol.uwa.edu.au/geology/postgrad/wcrowe/wcrowe.html

THE METAMORPHIC AND STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH ORISSA, INDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CORRELATION OF INDIA AND ANTARCTICA. Student: Warwick Crowe Degree: PhD Keywords: Eastern Ghats, Tectonics, Rodinia Supervisors: L. B. Harris, C. Nash, N. K. Mahalik Project Funding: University Post Graduate Award, Tectonics Special Project Description Since early accounts in the mid 1800's a great deal has been published on the geology of northern Orissa. Much of this modern work is summarised in regional reviews such as Naqvi and Rogers (1987), Banerji (1990), Saha (1994), Mohanty et al. (1995) and Mahalik (1996). Northern Orissa covers a tectonically complex region where the granulite facies Eastern Ghats Province terminates against the granite-volcanosedimentary Singhbhum Province and bound to the West by the granite-gneiss Bhandara Province. The northern contact of the Eastern Ghats Province with the Singhbhum Province and the NE part of the Bhandara Province represents a significant but poorly understood WNW-ESE trending tectonic margin. The complexity of the contact between these Provinces became evident with the recognition of distinct lithological associations between the Singhbhum and Eastern Ghats Provinces (Banerji et al. 1987, Mahalik 1994, Nash et al. 1996). These lithological associations are collectively defined as the Rengali Province. It is apparent that there has been a widespread high-grade Grenvillian metamorphic event and only recently have Neoproterozoic and early Paleozoic thermal events been shown to have widely affected the high grade Eastern Ghats Province (Takigami et al. 1995, Kovach et al. 1997, Shaw et al. 1997).

53. On-Going Research Projects honours degree in geology looking at sediment distribution patterns in the BatemenBay backreef lagoon, within Ningaloo Reef. My research efforts concentrated http://www.geol.uwa.edu.au/geology/postgrad/jparker/jparker.html

SEDIMENT DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN A BACK-REEF LAGOON, NINGALOO REEF, WESTERN AUSTRALIA Student: Justin Henry Parker E-Mail: jparker@geol.uwa.edu.au Degree: Ph.D Keywords: Ningaloo Reef, holocene, foraminifera, sediment distributions, geographic information systems, carbonate platform, coral reef, Indian Ocean. Supervisors: David Haig (principal supervisor), Brendan Griffin, Karl-Heinz Wyrwoll and Annette George. Image 1: Spatial distribution of modern biogenic vs reworked sediment Project Description Back-reef lagoons constitute fragile environments with diverse biota. The back-reef lagoon is defined as the area between the mainland and a fringing or barrier reef structure, and hence acts as a bridge for interaction between the mainland and the coral reef. The sheltering effects of the reef provide areas of high recreation value including ecotourism, diving, boating, and fishing, and more importantly they are areas that have high conservation value, being a vital component of the reef system. From a geological perspective, back-reef lagoons are sites of production and accumulation of vast deposits of carbonate sediment. An understanding of sediment distribution patterns within the lagoon provides insights into the long term hydrodynamics of the reef system and a means by which to model the shape and structure of fossil reef systems and processes. There has been very little published research on the Ningaloo Reef and none concerning sediment distributions and sedimentary processes. In 1997 I completed an honours degree in geology looking at sediment distribution patterns in the Batemen Bay back-reef lagoon, within Ningaloo Reef. My research efforts concentrated on analyses of foraminiferal compositions, grain-size characteristics and geomorphology of the back-reef lagoon. In June 1998 I commenced my PhD as a part time student. The Bateman Bay work is being extended by more detailed study and by examination of other back-reef areas along the Ningaloo Reef tract.

54. Shale Research Projects By Jürgen Schieber, Including Shale Sedimentology, Blac the future. Shales the final frontier of sedimentary geology.(click for information on current research projects), On these http://www.uta.edu/paleomap/homepage/Schieberweb/schieber.htm

and Dr. Jürgen Schieber's Web Pages UTA Shale Research Group Students The Puzzler Shale News ... Summer 2000 Field Work Shales and Reconstruction of Ancient Environments. If you don't know where you are going it's the journey that counts! Shales and mudstones are very fine grained terrigenous clastic sedimentary rocks, and they constitute approximately two-thirds of all sediments on earth. Even though a major share of the earth's sedimentary record and thus its history is recorded in them, shales and mudstones have been studied very little because of their fine grain size. Recent research has demonstrated that a lot of valuable information can be extracted from shales and mudstones, pertaining to ancient environments, climates, ocean circulation, and the history of life. Further studies will be beneficial to the solution of engineering problems associated with ground movements in the construction of roads and houses as these are often linked to underlying shale and mudstone formations. Also, shales and mudstones are the primary source of hydrocarbons, and better understanding of these materials, their composition, and the forces that bind them may be helpful in the search for energy resources for the future Shales the final frontier of sedimentary geology.

55. Oceanography : CTI Centre For Geography, Geology And Meteorology Anglia Oceanography The university's research projects, experiments and of Oceanicand Atmospheric research OAR On 10/99 © CTI Geography, geology Meteorology http://www.geog.le.ac.uk/cti/oce.html

Oceanography International and National Organisations International Association for the Physical Sciences of the Oceans The UK Hydrographic Office CSIRO Division of Oceanography (Australia) The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (US) Chinese-American Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (US) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (US) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (US) Research centres and projects Natural Environmental Research Council Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory : Strategic research in oceanography with special focus on shelf seas processes, global sea levels and tides. Strategic Research Projects : in coastal, shelf and oceanic interactions. Alfred Wegener Institute Oceanography and Marine Research: Mainly North Sea research into marine biological monitoring, marine pollution research, naturally occurring marine substances and technical marine developments. (Germany) Netherlands Institute for Sea Research: multidisciplinary marine research ( Netherlands) The Marine Environmental Research Institute (US) University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Dept of

56. Graduate Research Projects Precambrian geology. Successful future exploration and research will depend heavilyupon recognition of These projects involve a full field support, with some http://laurentian.ca/geology/research_proj.htm

Directory Graduate Research Projects Economic Geology-Volcanology Geochemistry Paleobiology Precambrian Geology ... Structural Geology Economic Geology / Volcanology The Flin Flon VMS Ore System, Flin Flon, Manitoba and Saskatchewan Principal investigator(s): Dr. Harold Gibson Start date: June 2003 Level: PhD.-level student Details: Field work for this project will start in June, 2003. Funding including travel, analytical and logistical costs as well as a $28,000/year stipend (for 4 years) will be covered by the project. Interested individuals with a background in igneous petrology, geochemistry and structure as well as mapping experience should send their CV and a letter outlining their research interests and experience to: Prof. Harold Gibson MERC Department of Earth Sciences Laurentian University Sudbury, ON, P3E 2C6 hgibson@laurentian.ca For additional information see http://www.laurentian.ca/www/geology/merc

57. MERC And DES Research Projects research projects researcher(s) Affiliations, Project Title, Sponsors (s) ArnoldJ (LU MSc candidate), James R (LU), Keays RR (LU), Beakhouse F (OGS); geology, http://laurentian.ca/geology/MERC/CURRENTPROJECTS.HTM

Directory Current MERC and Department of Earth Science Research Projects Researcher(s) Affiliations, Project Title, Sponsors (s) Arnold J (LU MSc candidate), James R (LU), Keays RR (LU), Beakhouse F (OGS); Geology, geochemistry and PGE mineralization of the Entwine Lake intrusion, northwestern Ontario; LU - OGS Mapping Program Babin D (LU MSc candidate), Long DGF (LU), and Devaney J (Consultant); Evidence for an Archean subaerial volcanic edifice, Minnitaki Lake, Sioux Lookout; OGS Bailey J (LU MSc canditate), Lafrance B (LU), McDonald A (LU), Lesher CM (LU), Fedorowich J (LU Adjunct); Mobilization of Ni within high-strain zones Ni-Cu-(PGE) deposits in the South Range of the Sudbury Igneous Complex, Ontario: Structural geology and mineral microstructures; Falconbridge Ltd. Bernier S (LU MSc candidate), Long DGF (LU); Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of the Superior part of the Rockcliffe Formation, Ottawa, Ontario. Abstract Blundell D (Geode, Royal Holloway, London) and Large R (CODES, Univ. Tasmania) coordinators. Abitibi - Gibson HL (LU), Hannington M, Barrie T and Galley A (Geol. Survey of Canada); Iberian Pyrite Belt - Barriga F (University Lisbon); Urals - Herrington R (Natural History Museum, London); Bergslagen/Skelefte - Weihed P (Geol. Survey of Sweden); Bathurst - Goodfellow W (Geol. Survey of Canada); Mount Reid Volcanics - Gemmell B (CODES, Univ. of Tasmania); Global comparison of VMS Deposits Burnham OM (LU Research Scientist), Lesher CM (LU), Keays RR (LU/Monash), Layton-Matthews D (LU), Peck DC (Falconbridge), Hulbert L (GSC), and Halden NM (U Manitoba); Geochemistry and petrogenesis of Fe-Ni-Cu-(PGE) mineralization in the Thompson Nickel Belt; CAMIRO and NSERC-IRC

58. Geology Research At Guilford Ongoing research projects at Guilford. € Reefs of Puerto Rico, JOVE/NASA GuilfordCollege Woods € The Quaker Quadrangle. geology homepage. http://www.guilford.edu/original/Academic/geology/research.html

Ongoing Research Projects at Guilford € Reefs of Puerto Rico, JOVE/NASA (GIS/Image Processing) € Hydrology of the Guilford College Woods € The Quaker Quadrangle

59. RESEARCH PROJECTS projects. research in the laboratory covers a broad spectrum of marine sciences.The laboratory's current research activities are focused on Marine geology, http://www.geology.upatras.gr/marine-geology/_private/research projects.htm

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS Home Visit our facilities Finding out about our laboratory Recent Publications Services to industry Marine geophysical surveys Industrial projects Education Teaching Co-operations Marine pollution Underwater archaeology Submarine landslides Gas in marine sediments Paleoclimatic changes in the Meditarrenean RESEARCH PROJECTS Research in the laboratory covers a broad spectrum of marine sciences. The laboratory's current research activities are focused on Marine Geology, Physical and Environmantal Oceanography, Coastal Geomorphology and Underwater Archaeology. Marine Geology Submarine Landslides Gas in Marine Sediments-Pockmarks Paleoclimatic changes in the Mediterranean River Delta Sedimentation Physical and Environmental Oceanography Water Circulation pattern Tides and Sea-Level oscillations Pollution dispertion studies Marine Pollution studies Coastal Geomorphology Coastal erosion Studies Asssessment of waves and currents on the movement of sediment Underwater archaeology

60. SDEF Research Projects San Dimas Experimental Forest. research projects. Current research Zoology.Botany. Soils. Hydrology/ Erosion. Ecology/ Remote Sensing. geology and Tectonics. http://www.rfl.psw.fs.fed.us/prefire/sdefhtml/sdefresearch.html

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