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GEOL 440 /540: Sedimentary Basin Analysis
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Evolution of sedimentary basins, emphasizing tectonic controls on basin formation and filling. Interpretation of subsidence mechanisms and sedimentary processes through analysis of the stratigraphic record. Pre- or coreq: GEOL 334, 350. Dorsey.
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GEOL 441 /541: Hillslope Geomorphology
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Hillslope processes and landforms; includes hillslope hydrology, overland flow erosion, weathering and soil formation, soil creep, landslides and related hazards, glacial and periglacial processes, effects of land-use practices and fire, and landscape evolution. Offered alternate years; not offered 2009-10. Roering.
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GEOL 450: Field Geology
10.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Geological fieldwork in selected parts of Oregon; emphasizes mapping at several scales in sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic areas. Mapping on topographic and air-photo bases. Prereq: GEOL 318, 334, 350. A course in mineralogy and lithology recommended. Offered summer session only; meets in the field for six weeks immediately after spring term.
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GEOL 451 /551: Hydrogeology
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Study of the origin, motion, and physical and chemical properties of ground water. Emphasizes quantitative analysis of flow and interaction with overall hydrosphere. Prereq: GEOL 101-103; one year each of calculus, chemistry, and physics. Rempel.
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GEOL 452 /552: Neotectonics and Quaternary Geology
3.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Interpretation of active structures from deformed Quaternary sediments and surfaces using case histories. Field project uses air photos and field techniques. Prereq: GEOL 334, 350. R once for maximum of 8 credits. Offered alternate years; not offered 2009-10. Weldon.
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GEOL 452 /552 - Neotectonics and Quaternary Geology
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GEOL 453 /553: Tectonics
3.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Tectonic processes and examples. Global kinematics of plates and the forces that drive them. Continental deformation in compressional, shear, and extensional settings. Prereq: GEOL 350 and calculus. Toomey.
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GEOL 453 /553 - Tectonics
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GEOL 455 /555: Mechanical Earth
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Introduction to continuum mechanics. Includes stress and strain, friction, elasticity, viscous fluids, constitutive laws, equations of motion, and deformation of the earth. Prereq: GEOL 315, PHYS 202, or equivalent; MATH 256. Humphreys.
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GEOL 462 /562: Environmental Geomechanics
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Application of fluid and solid mechanics to understanding processes in the earth and environmental sciences. Prereq: MATH 253, PHYS 253, GEOL 455. Offered alternate years; not offered 2009-10. Rempel.
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GEOL 463 /563: Computational Earth Science
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Practical techniques for scientific computing using the interactive environment Matlab. Topics include root finding, curve fitting, interpolation, integration and differentiation, optimization, ordinary differential equations. Prereq: MATH 253. Not offered 2009-10.
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GEOL 466 /566: Geodynamics
4.00 Credits
University of Oregon
Introduction to the process of the earth's physical workings. Includes rheology, bending of lithosphere, viscous flow, and heat transport. Prereq: MATH 256 or equivalent; GEOL 455. Offered alternate years; not offered 2009-10. Humphreys.
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