A lecture one regrets not having seen: “Snowballs in the Devil’s Anus and Other Adventures in the World of Pedogenic Sulfates,” BUCK, B.J., LAWTON, T.F., MERKLER, D., HOWLEY, R.A., KHRESAT, S., RAWAJFIH, Z., WAIDMANN, B. and HANSON, A., paper no. 96-2 presented at the 2003 Seattle Annual Meeting (November 2–5, 2003), Quaternary Geology/Geomorphology III: Soils, […]
Tag: Geology
Analysis of sidewalk fractures
Geology professor Charles Onasch of Bowling Green State University suggests a lesson in observation and analysis: ANALYSIS OF SIDEWALK FRACTURES Summary Using fractures in sidewalks as an analog for natural outcrops, students learn to make systematic observations, measure the orientation and location of fractures, manipulate and analyze data, and consider some kinematic and dynamic questions […]