A pocket-size text in a spiral notebook, Procedures in Field Geology was written to provide a presentation of essential field procedures without the bulk and cost of a comprehensive textbook. The field procedures in the text are those that emerged through years of teaching in the Wind River Mountains in Wyoming.
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A pocket-size text in a spiral notebook, PROCEDURES IN FIELD GEOLOGY was written to provide a presentation of essential field procedures without the bulk and cost of a comprehensive textbook.
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Comprehensive Guide in a Portable Package!,
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There are many field geology guides out there, but not many which concentrate on technical how-to with standard geology field instruments, and are small enough to fit in your back pocket and glovebox with room to spare. An excellent reference resource with many illustrations for college or professional students first learning the time-tested hand tools of the geology trade, such as the Brunton, Jacob's staff and the like.
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The bearing (or quadrant)method-is no doubt a carry-over from the ancient compass rose with its four quadrants. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
compass capsule, striding level, stadia interval, major stratification, azimuth method, measuring strike, dip magnitude, declination scale, stereographic net, coincident position, unoccupied point, true dip, tangent screw, large sight, instrument station, determining elevation, topographic profile, round level, dip direction, magnetic declination, graphic scale, rod point, pole point, slope distance, long level New!
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compass capsule, striding level, stadia interval, major stratification, azimuth method, measuring strike, dip magnitude, declination scale, stereographic net, coincident position, unoccupied point, true dip, tangent screw, large sight, instrument station, determining elevation, topographic profile, round level, dip direction, magnetic declination, graphic scale, rod point, pole point, slope distance, long level New!
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