61. Main Contacts At GSSEM. Taught Courses At The University. Subject Earth Sciences www.man.ac.uk/geology for research interests and titlesof projects on offer (SOME of which are in the EPSRC area) Details http//www http://www.gssem.man.ac.uk/funding.htm

Site Search Home Useful Information Admissions Fees Accommodation Language Courses Careers City of Manchester Manchester Online Science and Engineering EPSRC Research and Taught Studentships in Maths Subject: PhD Research in Mathematics or Statistics Details: http://www.ma.man.ac.uk/ Frequency: Annual Eligibility: UK/EU students with honours degree 2:1 or equivalent or above. Tuition: Yes Maintenance: Tenure: Three years Applications: Nomination by the Department (see website). Closing date: N/A. Subject: Details: www.ma.man.ac.uk/fluidsmsc.html Frequency: Annual Eligibility: UK/EU students with honours degree 2:2 or equivalent or above. Tuition: Yes Maintenance: Tenure: One year Applications: Standard postgraduate application form : see website Closing date: N/A Subject: MSc Mathematical Logic and the Theory of Computation Details: www.ma.man.ac.uk/DeptWeb/MScCourses/Logic/LogicMSc.html Frequency: Annual Eligibility: UK/EU students .

62. Research Projects Of The Department Of Soil Science And Geology In 2001 KPG. (Department of Soil Science and geology). research projects ofthe Department of Soil Science and geology in 2001. External grants http://www.af.czu.cz/kpg/eng/granty.html

KPG (Department of Soil Science and Geology) Research projects of the Department of Soil Science and Geology in 2001 External grants Project: Advancement of teaching the subjects Soil survey and PUGIS and Soil Conservation Coordinator: Doc. Borùvka Coordinator and responsible at the Department: Doc. Borùvka Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Project: Activation and amendment of geological collections for teaching Coordinator: RNDr. Jehlièka Responsible at the Department: RNDr. Jehlièka Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Project: Soil physics, hydropedological survey - multimedial, internet subjects Coordinator: Prof. Matula Responsible at the Department: Prof. Matula Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Project: Support of conceptual educational development of universities - subprogramme 333/328 Coordinator: Prof. Matula Responsible at the Department: Prof. Matula Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports

63. Current Research Projects Last updated 16 March 2001 1124 geology Web Maintainer This documenthas been approved by the head of department or section. If http://www.le.ac.uk/geology/re/projects.html

Department of Geology Geology Homepage Research Groups Page Current Research Projects Borehole Research Current Projects in Borehole Research Crustal Geophysics Geophysical Investigation of the Chicxulub impact crater ... Environmental Geophysics Applications of Ground Probing Radar Mineral Resources Fluid Mixing in Mineral Veins, Connemara, Ireland Palaeobiology Skeletal architecture of Conodont aparatuses ... Inverse Problems Last updated: 16 March 2001 11:24 Geology Web Maintainer This document has been approved by the head of department or section. If you are an authorised user you may edit this document through your Web browser.

64. PSU Geology Active Research Projects Current research projects. Past research projects; Coastal research; Surficial ProcessesDebris Flow in the Columbia River Gorge; Slope Stability. Glacier research. http://www.geol.pdx.edu/department/currentprojects.html

Current Research Projects Past Research Projects Coastal Research Surficial Processes Debris Flow in the Columbia River Gorge Slope Stability Glacier Research Questions? Comments? Contact CruikshankK@pdx.edu Page last updated February 04, 2002

65. University Department Of Geology Ongoing research projects Schemes problems presently registered for PhD degree. forthe appointment of a Professor to the Birla Chair of geology at Udaipur http://www.geolmlsu.org/research.html

Introduction Profile Faculty Courses ... Memorabilia Research Works Prof. Keshav Prabhaka r Rode 8th November 1902 - June 1950 - July 1968 - 2nd December 1985 (Birth - Founded the Department - Superannuating - Demise ) "At the interview held for the appointment of a Professor to the Birla Chair of Geology at Udaipur the Doyen of Indian geology, the late Dr. D. N. Wadia asked me what my contributions would be if I am appointed to the chair. My answer was that I would like to bring order out of chaos, which prevailed, in Rajasthan Geology. On this reply he smiled at my audacity". Prof. K. P. Rode, 1975 The Department that Prof. Rode founded and developed, directly and through the geologists trained by it, have definitely "brought order out of chaos in Rajasthan Geology" ...and much more. Introduction Profile Faculty Courses ... Memorabilia Created by Cluster Softwares

66. Research Environmental geology research wihin the School is focussed in two main areas, geochemistryand hydrogeology. Recent Honours and Postgraduate research projects http://www.scieng.utas.edu.au/earthsci/research.asp

School International Pages Contact Search People ... Research Centres Research Areas Search by KeyWord: Geology of Tasmania The School actively conducts research into all aspects of Tasmanian geology Current Projects Members Potential Projects Contact: Ron.Berry@utas.edu.au Environmental geology Environmental geology research wihin the School is focussed in two main areas, geochemistry and hydrogeology. Recent Honours and Postgraduate research projects within the school have dealt with Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) and Acid Rock Drainage (ARD), dryland salinity, and groundwater contamination near waste disposal sites Current Projects Members Contact: David.Cooke@utas.edu.au Exploration and environmental geophysics Our geophysics program has an emphasis on potential field, electromagnetic and electrical methods and petrophysical studies. Current Projects Members Potential Projects Contact: Michael.Roach@utas.edu.au

67. Research Within The CEPG Postvitrinite reflectance suppression; these projects are being Program (ODP) Leg188 research Led by courses as required Petroleum geology (an introductory http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/geology/cepg/research.html

- Home - Contact Information - Research Projects - - Newsletter - - Links - Current Research Projects within the Centre of Excellence Currently there are five major projects within the Centre of Excellence. These major projects are listed below. Poteroo-1 high resolution biostratigraphical/sequence stratigraphy review (by Huibert van den Brink Reservoir quality and provenance study of a fluvial succession within the Carnarvon Basin, North West Shelf (led by Kenrick van Noord Core Petrophysical Evaluation by Neutron Radiography Project , led by Mike Middleton Thermal and geochemical modelling studies of the North West Shelf by Alex Kaiko Mike Middleton and various research students Iron Ore Quality Study from Well Logs by Mike Middleton (vi) Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 188 research by Alex Kaiko The Poteroo-1 project. The Poteroo-1 high resolution biostratigraphical/sequence stratigraphy review (confidential) by Huibert van den Brink, who will investigate its impact on the reservoir, seal and source rock distribution in the central part of the Great Australian Bight in conjunction with 2D seismic (completed, supported by Woodside). The geological model defining the deep marine/turbidite play in the K block North area. Also, shown are the predicted reservoirs for KC Deep and Koronama Deep prospects

68. Postgraduate Industry Funded Research Projects The following is a list of industry funded research projects availableto postgraduate students in the Mining geology department at WASM. http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/wasm/geology/researchprojects.html

Go to... Mining Engineering: -Undergraduate Courses -Postgraduate Courses -Mining Geomechnics Courses -Short Courses -Staff -About the program -Facilities -Careers in Mining Engineering -Contact Us WASM: -100 Years of WASM -Undergraduate Courses -Postgraduate Courses -Mining Geology -Metallurgy -Mineral Economics -Alumni -Conferences -Short Courses -WASM in the News -Online Mining Resources -WASM Mining Team -Commercial Services -Contact Us Curtin Kalgoorlie: -About -Vocational Education -Higher Education -Short Courses (CTS) -EGSHS -Campus Life -Career Advising -Staff -Contact Us Mining Geology a Industry Funded Research Projects The following is a list of industry funded research projects available to postgraduate students in the Mining Geology department at WASM. Students are not required to select a project from this list for their postgraduate research work.

69. TRB Research In Progress > Search Projects > Results Subject Category Soils, geology, and Foundations. constructed several of the earlylime fly ash treated bases as part of Demonstration or research projects. http://rip.trb.org/search/advanced_project.asp?sc=SO::Soils, Geology, and Founda

70. RU Dept. Of Geology Home Page The study of geology includes time invariant processes following the laws of physical science but Category Reference Education Departments and Programs...... represented in New Jersey . Field trips take advantage of the local geology,as do many NJbased research projects . In addition, current http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~geolweb/

Research Graduate Students Graduate Program Undergraduate Program ... Geo-Links RUTGERS Info Department of Geological Sciences RUTGERS The State University of New Jersey Awards, Honors, News, and Kudos Spring Party: Friday, April 25, 5:00 pm, Log Cabin, Rutgers Gardens Printable Summary of Graduate Program PDF FILE Graduate Certificate Program in Quaternary Studies Graduate Certificate Program in Engineering Geophysics Structural Geology and Tectonics at Rutgers PDF FILE Redbeds 2003 PDF FILE Redbeds 2002 PDF FILE Recent Job Opportunities (updated 2/2003) Recent Theses OVERVIEW: The Department of Geological Sciences at Rutgers University on the New Brunswick/Piscataway Campus represents a community of students, faculty members, and research scientists engaged in the exploration of wide variety of geological problems. Our Department offers both challenging and comprehensive instruction, and students are encouraged to become vital members of this research community. Interdisciplinary studies are fostered through the Quaternary Studies Program , the Graduate Certificate Program in

71. Energy And Geoscience Institute Research Projects Catalog SAMPLE LABORATORY A WESTERN US AND INTERNATIONAL GEOTHERMAL research COLLECTIONAND I 00706, geology AND HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF THE NORTH AND CENTRAL CASPIAN http://associates.egi.utah.edu/Database/ReportsConf.cfm

EGI Database Reports out of Confidentiality I 00708 Togo Seabed Program I 00729 IMBONDEIRO SOUTH-1, PITANGUEIRA-1, AND MUSSANGA-1, BLOCK 1, OFFSHORE LOWER CONGO BASIN, ANGOLA: CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES I 00748 CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF THE CRETACEOUS SECTION, WELL 1 AND WELL 2, ONSHORE GULF OF MEXICO, TEXAS I 00713 Petroleum Systems Evaluation of Grandview Hills, NWT, Canada for Vintage Petroleum I 00721 GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ANOMALOUS (MIDDLE BOILING POINT) UNRESOLVED COMPLEX MIXTURES IN RECENT SEDIMENT EXTRACTS I 00720 GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A SOLID HYDROCARBON BASEMENT TAR FROM THE ST-A22-86 WELL, (SOUTH SUNAH BASIN; REPUBLIC OF YEMEN) I 00734 PETROGRAPHIC REVIEW OF PALEOZOIC SANDSTONES FROM THE AHNET STUDY AREA, ALGERIA I 00714 Evaluation of the SK301 Seabed Geochemical Survey I 00715 Northern Paradox Basin Fieldtrip, 7th and 8th June 2001

72. Current Research Projects At WHFC Several USGS mapping projects along the East Coast and eastern A National ResearchCouncil review of the USGS Coastal and Marine geology Program ( CMGP http://woodshole.er.usgs.gov/research_projects.html

Find Information Drop down Menu bars of the upper menu require Javascript Current Research Projects at WHFC The Massachusetts Bay Experiment - Verifying Predictions of Pollutant and Sediment Project start date: 10/01/1997 Project end date: 09/30/2002 Michael Bothner mbothner@usgs.gov Bradford Butman bbutman@usgs.gov This project, in cooperation with the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority ( MWRA ), has been providing continuous oceanographic measurements (currents, temperature, suspended sediments) near the outfall to assess its affects, to understand the sediment transport system in the Massachusetts Bays, and to refine and verify scientific predictive capabilities for the transport, fate, and environmental effects of wastes discharged to a coastal ocean. New York Bight and Long Island Sound Regional Pollution Studies Project start date: 10/01/1995 Project end date: 09/30/2002 Marilyn Rae Ten Brink mtenbrink@usgs.gov

73. Current Research Projects At WHFC Current research projects at WHFC. The Massachusetts US. geology Of BenthicHabitats National Studies Atlantic and Gulf Coast Regions. Project http://woodshole.er.usgs.gov/research_text.html

Current Research Projects at WHFC The Massachusetts Bay Experiment - Verifying Predictions of Pollutant and Sediment Project start date: 10/01/1997 Project end date: 09/30/2002 Michael Bothner mbothner@usgs.gov Bradford Butman bbutman@usgs.gov This project, in cooperation with the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority ( MWRA ), has been providing continuous oceanographic measurements (currents, temperature, suspended sediments) near the outfall to assess its affects, to understand the sediment transport system in the Massachusetts Bays, and to refine and verify scientific predictive capabilities for the transport, fate, and environmental effects of wastes discharged to a coastal ocean. New York Bight and Long Island Sound Regional Pollution Studies Project start date: 10/01/1995 Project end date: 09/30/2002 Marilyn Rae Ten Brink mtenbrink@usgs.gov

74. Faculty Research Projects Current research projects include simulation studies of (1) asteroid surfaces and ELIZABETHCATLOS (geology) Developing and applying geochemical techniques to http://www.uark.edu/misc/csaps/people/faculty/faculty-research.html

Arkansas-Oklahoma Center for Space and Planetary Science Faculty Research Projects Below are provided brief descriptions of the research interests of the space center faculty. These may help you decide who you would be interested in working with. Fuller descriptions of individual faculty, their interests and contact details are given on the Center faculty pages. GEOLOGICAL PROCESSES ON PLANETARY SURFACES University of Arkansas – Fayetteville Studies of primitive solar system bodies- radiation dosimetry, mineral chemistry and structure. He is a recognised authority on Antarctic meteorites. PAM JANSMA (Geosciences) Remote sensing; digital topography, error analysis, vegetation characterization, soil moisture, and feature recognition; GPS mapping; natural hazards; climate, erosion, and uplift. Chemical analysis of extraterrestrial samples, instrumentation for their study, and surface processes on asteroids. GLEN MATTIOLI (Geosciences) GPS geodesy, error analysis, microwave remote sensing, digital topography, experimental petrology, volcanology and natural hazards. Physical and chemical properties of meteorites and lunar samples. Current research projects include simulation studies of (1) asteroid surfaces and the HERA mission to return samples from asteroids and (2) the surface of Mars. He is also working with colleagues at OSU to develop a technique for in situ operation on Mars landers.

75. Research Areas Research Faculty Research The UMD Campus, Scientists at the NRRI participate in joint research projects in the fields ofeconomic geology, hydrology, and limnology. Back to top Geosciences Home. http://www.d.umn.edu/geology/research/

Research areas Research >> Faculty research The UMD campus, located on the Canadian Shield, is in and near classic areas of Precambrian geology with spectacular Pleistocene glacial deposits and Lake Superior on our doorstep. Paleozoic strata are readily accessible in southern Minnesota, and hydrogeology opportunities abound. However, research projects are not restricted to this area: faculty have research interests as far afield as Wyoming, the Four Corners, Barbados, Spain, Malawi, Krygystan, Papua New Guinea, Antarctica and Venus. Faculty at UMD conduct research in many fields of geoscience, including: Brown Demko Gallup Johnson ... Matsch Hydrogeology [ Mooers Swenson Goodge Grant ... Miller Lakes and limnology [ Brown Johnson Wattrus Hansen ... Ojakangas Seismology and acoustic geophysics [ Wattrus Gallup Goodge Hansen We have facilities for microscopy, x-ray diffraction, isotope and trace element analysis, sedimentology and hydrogeology, digital imagery, ground-penetrating radar, and GIS. There is ready access to a departmental computer lab and to the main-frame computer system of the University. Additional analytical facilities are available in the Department of Geology and Geophysics in Minneapolis.

76. Goodge Research Projects Two unexpected but important side projects resulted from this Office of Polar Programs,Antarctic geology Geophysics was completed during a research leave to http://www.d.umn.edu/~jgoodge/projects1.html

Research interests My research interests are in metamorphic petrology, structural geology, isotope geochemistry and thermochronology as applied to problems in continental tectonics. In particular, I'm interested in the relation of metamorphism, deformation, and fluid-flow to crustal growth during convergent-margin and collisional orogenesis. I am also interested in applying what we can learn about mountain belt evolution to gaining a better understanding of paleogeographic relationships between cratonic elements in early Earth history. I do field-based studies combine geologic mapping, structural analysis, and petrographic study, with analytical approaches involving kinematic interpretation of petrofabrics, quantitative mineral analysis, geothermobarometry, thermochronology and isotope geochemistry. I address the timing and rates of orogenic processes by employing Ar/ Ar, U-Pb, and Sm-Nd geochronology in collaboration with others. I also use stable-isotope geochemistry and mineralogy to address questions of fluid interactions with solid phases during metamorphism. Integration of these techniques allows us to understand sequences of events, crustal conditions, rock displacements, and the role of fluids in modifying physical conditions, mass transport, and deformation. Transantarctic Mountains geophysics "REVEAL (REmote View of East Antarctic Lithosphere): Geophysical mapping sub-ice crustal provinces in East Antarctica"; National Science Foundation (Office of Polar Programs, Antarctic Geology & Geophysics)

77. Current Research Projects GEORGIA PEPIPER Last updated September, 2002 CURRENT research projects Cretaceoussediments of the Scotian Basin. geology and detrital petrology of the http://www.stmarys.ca/academic/science/geology/georgia/current.htm

GEORGIA PE-PIPER Last updated September, 2002 CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS Cretaceous sediments of the Scotian Basin. Geology and detrital petrology of the Chaswood Formation and corelative offshore strata; role of faulting and volcanism (with R. Stea and students). Faulting in Chaswood Formation sands Evolution of Cenozoic extensional magmatism of the Aegean area. Relative importance of extension and subduction in volcanic petrogenesis in the Aegean region. Nd and Pb isotopic character and significance of Cenozoic volcanism. (with colleagues in Greece and Bulgaria). Cenozoic igneous rocks of the Aegean Geology of Lesbos Emplacement of Cyclades plutons Tectonic model for Cenozoic volcanic rocks of the Aegean Triassic-Jurassic volcanism of the Hellenides. Isotopic evidence for nature of rift-related volcanism. Reconstruction of paleogeography of ophiolites (with colleagues from University of Patras and IGME). Geochemical and tectonic evolution of late Devonian-early Carboniferous igneous rocks of the Cobequid Highlands, Nova Scotia. Mechanisms of emplacement of A-type granites and their relationship to magma evolution. Origin of anorthosites. Relationship of igneous activity to mineralisation (e.g., barite, nickel, gold). Evolution of mafic rocks of the Magdalen basin. Production of a new 1:50 000 digital map of the Cobequid Highlands (with

78. Kaichang Di, Research Projects research projects Surface Imagebased High-precision Near Real research and developmentof Wenzhou urban planning Support by Ministry of geology and Mineral http://shoreline.eng.ohio-state.edu/dkc/research_projects.htm

Research Projects: Surface Image-based High-precision Near Real Time Landing Site Mapping and Long-range Rover Localization for MER 2003 Mission (2003~2007), Funded by NASA MER 2003 participating Scientist Program, Co-Investigator Digitalization of Coastal Management and Decision Making Supported by Multi-Dimensional Geospatial Information and Analysis (2001~2004 ), Funded by NSF, Post-doc researcher Mars Rover Localization Using Descent and Rover Imagery (2001~2002), Sponsored by NASA/JPL, Post-doc researcher Coastline Mapping and Erosion Monitoring Using One-meter Resolution Satellite Imagery (2000~2001), Sponsored by Sea Grant/NOAA, Post-doc researcher Theory and methods of spatial data mining and knowledge discovery(1998~1999), Funded by the research grant from National Laboratory for Information Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing, Principal investigator Theory and key techniques of 3S (RS, GIS, GPS) integration (1996~1999), Funded by National Science Foundation of China, Ph.D. student Research and development of Wenzhou urban planning management information system (1998-2000), Co -Principal investigator

79. NMBGMR Staff - Brian S. Brister resources through petroleumrelated research projects. Brian has ten years of practicalindustry experience in petroleum exploration and production geology. http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/staff/brister/home.html

Main Staff > Brian S. Brister Brian S. Brister Petroleum Geologist New Mexico Tech 801 Leroy Place Socorro NM 87801-4796 (505) 835-6333 (FAX email Education Ph. D., Geology, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology M. S., Geology, Sul Ross State University (Alpine, Texas), 1986 B. S., Geology, University of Southwestern Louisiana (Lafayette, Louisiana), 1983 Experience 2001-present: Adjunct Faculty, New Mexico Tech Earth and Environmental Science Department, Socorro, NM 1999-present: Petroleum Geologist, NMBGMR, Socorro, NM 1998-1999: Independent Geological Consultant, Fort Worth, Texas 1990-1998: Burnett Oil Co., Inc., Fort Worth, Texas Click here for list of publications Current Research Projects (March 2003) San Juan Basin, Northwest New Mexico Outcrop-scale analogues for improving exploration and development strategies, Mesaverde Group reservoirs, San Juan Basin, New Mexico (to be presented at the May 16, 2003 meeting of the Four Corners Geological Society and during a field trip in conjunction with a Petroleum Technology Transfer Council workshop May 21-23, 2003). Raton Basin, Northeast New Mexico

80. Department Of Geology Colloquium And Forum Attendance is mandatory for IUPUI geology graduate students and encouraged for undergradswho to a) learn how to plan and carry out research projects b) gain http://www.geology.iupui.edu/Outreach/news/events/recuring_events.htm

Back to IUPUI Home Back to IUPUI Geology Home IUPUI DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY RESEARCH FORUM What is a colloquium? What is the research forum? Where do you meet? Meeting Schedule Spring 2003 (last updated on Feel free to bring a lunch and a cup, a snack and coffee will be provided. Meetings will be Mondays, 11- noon in room SL 085 unless otherwise noted. Date Meeting Type Speaker position Research Topic 13 JAN First week of Classes - NO Forum 20 JAN Faculty Meeting - NO Forum 27 JAN Welcome Back! 5 minute update from everyone. 03 FEB TBA 10 FEB TBA FEB TBA FEB TBA 03 MAR TBA 10 MAR Dr. Mark Terrell Assistant Professor Department of Biology , IUPUI "Desertification in Indiana? Predicting the Impact of Global Warming on North American Oak Forests" MAR TBA MAR Estella Atekwana Geology Department, IUPUI

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