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Applied Geophysics - Courses
Geology 228: Introductory Applied
GeophysicsApplication of geophysical methods to
engineering and environmental problems at an introductory
level to undergraduates major in geology, natural resources
management, and science education, and so on. Topics
include site investigation, seismic reflection and
refraction, DC resistivity, electromagnetic induction, and
ground penetrating radar.
Geology 229: Engineering and Environmental
GeologyApplication of geological principles to
engineering and environmental problems. Topics include site
investigation, geologic hazards, slope processes,
earthquakes, subsidence, and the engineering properties of
geologic materials. Course intended for both geology and
engineering majors.
Geology 277/377: Exploration and Engineering
SeismologyPrinciples and applications of seismic
methods of exploring the interior of the earth for
exploration and engineering.
Geology 278/378: Environmental and Engineering
GeophysicsPrinciples and applications of electric,
magnetic and electromagnetic methods of exploring the
interior of the earth.
Geology 305: Geophysical Tomography
Geology 400-1: Physics of Earth Materials
Geology 400-2: GPS and Crustal Deformation
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