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Geoblogosphere weekly review (30th week of 2012, 1182 weeks ago)

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Blogs:

Most active blogs:
  1. Geology.com News (33 posts)
  2. Wooster Geologists (8 posts)
  3. Geology News (7 posts)
  4. The Landslide Blog (7 posts)
  5. James’ Empty Blog (6 posts)
  6. Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week (6 posts)
  7. The Dragon’s Tales (6 posts)
  8. Arizona Geology (6 posts)
  9. Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) (6 posts)
  10. Ontario-geofish (5 posts)
Most visited blogs:
  1. Geology.com News (1926 visits)
  2. Arizona Geology (1148 visits)
  3. Wooster Geologists (1124 visits)
  4. Carnosauria (1040 visits)
  5. Adventures in the world of Geology (1029 visits)
  6. I think mining (1004 visits)
  7. Through the Sandglass (994 visits)
  8. Reporting on a Revolution (993 visits)
  9. Geotripper (970 visits)
  10. Earthly Musings (891 visits)

Topics:

Top keywords:
  1. Press Release (11)
  2. Climate Change (10)
  3. art (8)
  4. Dinosaurs (8)
  5. COAL 101 (8)
  6. flickr (7)
  7. Earthquakes (7)
  8. Geology News (7)
  9. Daily Geology Photos (6)
  10. summary (6)
Top places:
  1. United States (17)
  2. Turkey (11)
  3. Brazil (8)
  4. United Kingdom (7)
  5. India (5)
  6. Wooster (5)
  7. Arizona (5)
  8. China (4)
  9. Tallinn (4)
  10. Virginia (4)
Top stratigraphy:
  1. Jurassic (9)
  2. Permian (4)
  3. Ordovician (2)
  4. Triassic (2)
  5. Carboniferous (2)
  6. Silurian (2)
  7. Quaternary (2)
  8. Cambrian (1)
  9. Cretaceous (1)

Posts:

The 10 most frequently clicked posts:

Fire in the sand

Through the Sandglass [2012-07-19 01:58:00]   recommend this post  (994 visits)
Some years ago, while researching the book, and indulging in one of favourite ways to wile away substantial amounts of time, I was rambling around Google Earth, investigating the dunes of Australia’s vast interior, when I came across images

Pu'u O'o

Adventures in the world of Geology [2012-07-15 01:17:00]   recommend this post  (912 visits)
That my friends is a photo of Pu'u O'o taken by me! I had the most amazing

Two Geologists In A Rift Valley

Reporting on a Revolution [2012-07-17 05:31:00]   recommend this post  (868 visits)
From xkcd comics: Am not sure about a rift and an orogeny with thrust faults being situated in the same valley... but who can argue with the

Digitizing Arizona's mining maps and files

Arizona Geology [2012-07-15 05:46:00]   recommend this post  (864 visits)
  We've just completed scanning of 10,000 maps of Arizona mining and mineral resources and our technicians will begin georeferencing them and identifying a couple dozen different pieces of information about each map ("metadata") to enter [...]

Greenland Still Experiencing Unusally Warm Weather

Earthly Musings [2012-07-19 00:09:00]   recommend this post  (823 visits)
In an interesting addendum to my post on May 31 about abnormally high temperatures recorded in Greenland recently (revisit that post here), Dr. Jeff Master's now reports that the coldest weather station in Greenland over the last 12 years has [...]

Making Bad Mining & Blogging Decisions

I think mining [2012-07-16 00:17:30]   recommend this post  (819 visits)
We are called on from time to time to make decisions.  Private, personal, professional, work, design, and writing decisions are made everyday by most of us.  I believe that all honest, moral folk try to make good & sound decisions.  Only the [...]

Boreopterus!

Carnosauria [2012-07-17 02:53:00]   recommend this post  (808 visits)

【分享】科学与人的价值

GeoIdea [2012-07-15 05:11:47]   recommend this post  (806 visits)
对科学与人的价值揭示得最充分的,也许当数雅各布·布罗诺乌斯基的《科学与人的价值》一书。分享其中几段关于科学与人的价值的经典论述: [...]

The Abandoned Lands...A Journey Through the Colorado Plateau

Geotripper [2012-07-17 06:28:00]   recommend this post  (794 visits)
When our field trip last month showed up anywhere, there was no longer any sense of abandonment...we were our own traveling traffic jam. The land that we were in felt abandoned, though. The northeast edge of the San Francisco Peaks Volcanic Field [...]

Stratigraphy and paleoenvironment of the Soeginina Beds (Paadla Formation, Lower Ludlow, Upper Silurian) on Saaremaa Island, Estonia — An abstract submitted to the Geological Society of America for the 2012 annual meeting

Wooster Geologists [2012-07-19 19:35:42]   recommend this post  (643 visits)
Editor’s note: The Wooster Geologists in Estonia this summer wrote abstracts for posters at the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina, this November. The following is from student guest blogger Richa Ekka in the [...]
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