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Ge 108: Applications of Physics to the Earth Sciences ( Undergraduate 1st year)
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This is an intermediate course in the application of the basic principles of classical physics to the earth sciences. Topics will be selected from: mechanics of rotating bodies, the two-body problem, tidal theory, oscillations and normal modes, diffusion and heat transfer, wave propagation, electro- and magneto-statics, Maxwell's equations, and elements of statistical and fluid mechanics.
Professor Name: Mike Brown
Department: Geological and Planetary Science
University: California Institute of Technology
http://www.gps.caltech.edu/~mbrown/classes/ge108/
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by Mike Brown
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GLG 410: Computers in Geology (Undergraduate 4th year)
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This course is designed to teach analytical thinking in geological sciences using computing applications. A variety of tools will be used to study, image, and model geological science information and data. Computer hardware and networking basics are also covered, as well as graphics and visualization tools, including spread sheet programming, curve fitting, MATLAB, GMT, and building web pages. Throughout this course, data sets will be used from many different sub-disciplines in the Earth Sciences to learn different data processing, modeling, and imaging techniques.
Professor Name: Ed Garnero
Department: Department of Geological Sciences
University: Arizona State University
http://garnero.asu.edu/teaching/GLG410/glg410.html
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by Ed Garnero
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