Meltwater Production and Deposition

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Why?

Objective: Consider intergration of system

Skills: Observation, data collection and interpretation.

Resources	Tasks
Reading: Benn and Evans 3.2, 3.3, 3.8 and 3.9 (P. 128-139) 11.5-11.5.2 Optional Reading Smith, N.D., 1985, Proglacial Fluvial Environment, Chap. 3, in Ashely, G., and others, Glacial Sedimentary Environments, SEPM Short Course No. 16, p. 85-134.   Fraser, G.S., and Cobb, J.C., 1982, Late Wisconsinan proglacial sedimentation along the West Chicago moraine in northwestern Illinois, Jour. of Sedimentary Petrology, v, 52, p. 473-491.	Questions: 2000 Homework Questions 1999 Handed out but not on-line GLACIAL GEOLOGY - Homework 1998 Note: The2000 homework requires viewing a short video - the location of that will be decided in class.
Lecture: Outwash Lecture.pdf	Data Collection: Outwash1.pdf - handout Outwash2.pdf - handout
Study Images: Outwash Proglacial Processes Proglacial Deposits Proglacial Landforms	Data Reduction: Images from Watson's Pit 1999 Images from Watson's Pit 2000
	Data Reporting: Simply answer the questions, support with graphics when useful.