University of Calgary
GLGY 337 - Introduction to Geologic Field Methods - Fall 2014
Creating geological maps and cross-sections from fieldwork and measurement of stratigraphic sections. The fieldwork will concentrate on rock identification and field relationships of sedimentary and either or both of igneous and metamorphic rocks and basic structural geology. Field exercises will normally be conducted off campus for about 10-12 days prior to the Fall Term of second year. Mapping and field skills will include map interpretation, using the compass for navigation, and measuring planar and linear features. Detailed maps will be prepared using instrumental techniques.
This course may not be repeated for credit.This course will be offered next in Winter 2015.
This course may not be repeated for credit.
Hours
- H(80 HOURS)
Notes
- Enrolment in Geology 337 is limited to students who started their studies prior to Fall 2014. Only Majors in a degree program requiring this course will be admitted prior to the Open Studies Registration date as specified on the Enrolment Services website (http://www.ucalgary.ca/registrar/). This course occurs in rugged field conditions and varying weather, for which participants must be prepared and equipped. Students will be required to cover food and accommodation costs, and a supplemental fee will be assessed to cover the costs of equipment and other resources.
Prerequisite(s)
- Geology 201; Geology 202 or 203.
Sections
LAB 1 Gerald David Osborn, Alan Hildebrand, Rajeev Sasidharan Nair Outline Notes: This course has a mandatory supplemental fee of $125. Students must also purchase a field school kit containing a compass, safety glasses, whistle & field book. For more information, see the department of Geoscience field school webpage. Students are responsible for their own accommodation and food costs.LAB 2 Jennifer Cuthbertson, Darla Zelenitsky Outline Notes: This course has a mandatory supplemental fee of $125. Students must also purchase a field school kit containing a compass, safety glasses, whistle & field book. For more information, see the department of Geoscience field school webpage. Students are responsible for their own accommodation and food costs.LAB 3 Gerald David Osborn, Alan Hildebrand, Rajeev Sasidharan Nair Outline Notes: This course has a mandatory supplemental fee of $125. Students must also purchase a field school kit containing a compass, safety glasses, whistle & field book. For more information, see the department of Geoscience field school webpage. Students are responsible for their own accommodation and food costs.LAB 4 Jennifer Cuthbertson, Darla Zelenitsky Outline Notes: This course has a mandatory supplemental fee of $125. Students must also purchase a field school kit containing a compass, safety glasses, whistle & field book. For more information, see the department of Geoscience field school webpage. Students are responsible for their own accommodation and food costs.
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