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625-221 Geological Methods | |
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Note | Special Requirements: Geological hammer, hand lens and magnet. Consult the departmental noticeboard for dates, charges for excursions, accommodation and food, which will be fixed as early as possible in the first semester. |
Credit Points | 12.5 |
HECS Band | 2 |
Coordinator | Dr M W Wallace |
Prerequisites | Earth sciences 625-102. |
Semester | 1 (view timetable) |
Contact | 6 lectures, 6 hours of practical work and 8 days of fieldwork |
Subject Description | This subject will cover the basic methods used to gather large scale geological data, the major component of the subject being a field mapping exercise. The subject will provide a practical introduction to geological field mapping, air photo interpretation, and the use of remotely sensed data of various forms. The integration of geological and geophysical data sets (e.g. geological surface and subsurface data, magnetics, radiometrics, and digital topographic data, satellite imagery) will form a component of the subject. |
Assessment | A written report and assessment of fieldwork totalling up to 20 pages. |
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