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Tomorrow will mark the official start of my graduate school career at Oregon State. Though I have been present on campus throughout the summer, and been able to get my feet wet in research procedures, tomorrow when I sit down for my first lecture [...]
So, you've landed a job as a Geotechnical Engineer. What now? We all know that before performing any site investigation it is prudent to gather as much information that you can about the project site. There are so many resources out there that can [...]
Dan Brown and Associates, PC, is pleased to announce that Barry J. Meyer, P.E., has joined the firm as a Senior Principal. Mr. Meyer is a recognized expert in the design and construction of deep foundations. His over 30 years of geotechnical [...]
Apologies for being off-line for a while, but circumstances beyond my control have meant that posting has been a low priority. However, please go to this link for news of what will be a powerful documentary by the award-winning
Qelwa District (Arabic : قلوة ) one of the main districts in Al Bahah, KSA. Filed under: Geology Tagged: Geology, Saudi
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About four weeks from today, the JOIDES Resolution will be sailing off the coast of Panama, with “All Aboard!” ringing out from the decks. Scientists and crew will be preparing for life at sea, [...]
I have closed down the Iceland volcano and earthquake forum. Nobody was using it and I don’t see any reason to keep it running when nobody had used it for a long time. It was just collecting spam bots. But … Continue reading
I’m frequently asked what sort of GigaPan equipment I use and would recommend. Until recently I hadn’t actually used the full range of GigaPan products, so my answer was somewhat biased toward those I had used. Now that I’ve had an [...]
Outcrop - The Blog of the Avon RIGS Group [2012-09-29 06:05:00]
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The School of Earth Sciences at the University of Bristol holds a collection of over 100,000 mineralogical, paleaontological and petrological specimens which were donated to the School over the past 100 years. Some iconic specimens are an original [...]
drip | david’s really interesting pages... [2012-09-28 12:33:11]
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The DigitalFossil2012 was, for me, a surprise in that a large proportion of the speakers attended the full 3 days of presentations by their colleagues. The whole event can easily be described as intimate. Everyone seemed actively interested in each [...]