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Geobulletin now has a new 'weekly review' page, a summary of the Geoblogosphere's weekly blogging activity. The 'weekly review' page shows the top 10 most active and most visited blogs. It gives a rough overview on the topics treated in geoblogs by [...]
Webcam dari Badan Geologi yang berada di Plawangan, berjarak 5 km dari puncak Merapi di sisi selatan. Interval image yang diambil setiapĀ 15 detik. Gunakan Tombol Refresh Browser anda. Perkiraan matahari terbit dan terbenam di lokasi penempatan [...]
Quick post (Department commitments now), but in an attempt to get comments working again, I've opened this new thread. I'll inquire about the problem with the comments - my guess is we either maxed out the commenting on a single post or the spam [...]
Many Eruptions readers have been keeping a very close eye on the events at Merapi in Indonesia - you should check out their discussion. The situation at the volcano is becoming more and more volatile (no pun intended) as the volcano shows definite [...]
Just found at Asia News:China has launched its official online mapping service, Map World, as Google Inc has yet to apply for a Web mapping license in the country.The State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping (SBSM) officially unveiled the free online [...]
A bridge near Brewster, Minnesota collapsed under the weight of a 40-ton asphalt milling machine that had nearly completed the milling operation. The bridge carries Nobles County 1 over Elk Creek. The operator of the machine was able to jump to [...]
Kent, D. V., and E. Irving. 2010. Influence of inclination error in sedimentary rocks on the Triassic and Jurassic apparent pole wander path for North America and implications for Cordilleran tectonics. Journal Of Geophysical Research 115: B10103, [...]
About 160 million years ago India broke off from the East African land mass and raced northwards, sometimes at the incredible speed of 25 cm per year, until it rammed into Asia about 40 to 50 million years ago, that is at least what is generally [...]
This is the off-topic discussions for the Weekend 43. Everything volcanic or earthquakes around the world. Let the discussions
GIS Day 2010 will take place on November 17. GIS Day is an international event and is part of the National Geographic Society's Geography Awareness Week, which seeks to geographic awareness in schools and among the public. From the GIS Day site: [...]