Why? |
| Objective: Consider varability of glacial sediment |
| Skills: Reading Comparison |
Resources |
Tasks |
| Reading:
Benn and Evans Section 6.5 and 10.5 Lawson, D.E., Sedimentological analysis of the western terminus region of the Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, CRREL Report 79-9. Chap 5. Be aware of errata pages. optional: Ekburg, M.P. and Lowell, T.V., 1993 Late Wisconsin glacial advance and retreat patterns in southwestern Ohio, U.S.A., Boreas, v. 22, p. 198-204. Lowell and Brockman, 1994, FOP Guidebook Stop 1: Oxford Cuts. A poor on-line version |
Questions:
2004 - Follow up - the updated assigment - Part 1: write up the sections - include a sketch map of where the sites are - (a base map below might help) - brief description of each site with units - identify the key site and unit you will return to monday to study flow till in detail. Part 2: your images from the day are at this link (Thanks Nicole and Jeff) - some image from my trip to Alaska are at this link - list (just give the number) 5 images from Ak that show a modern analog to your interpreation of the setting of a debris flow. Include a brief justification. Enjoy the pretty images. 2001 Homework - An update of an oldie, but goodie 2000 - Homework - Write up 1999 Homework 1998 No Homework but if I there was it would look like (some nice images hidden here). Guidelines for report labreport.html |
| Lecture: flowtill.pdf (Pdf format) | Data Collection:
Data from the past - sb400.html Images Lab 1999 Caldwell Park Imges from 23 Oct. 00 index.html Paddison Road Images from 22 Oct. 01 index.html Paddison RD Thanks Peter |
| Study Images:- | Data Reduction: |
| Data Reporting: |