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1. science.indianapolis.iu.edu › earthsciencesEarth and Environmental Sciences: Indiana University Indianapolis

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   2 days ago · Students who study in the Department of Earth Sciences learn how humans interact with the environmentto better understand the Earth's problems. Faculty research a wide range of environmental and geologic processes around the world, including most states in the United States, Antarctica, Tibet, Columbia, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Iceland ...

2. earth.indiana.edu › directory › facultyFaculty: Directory: Department of Earth and Atmospheric ...

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   View a directory of faculty members of the department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Indiana University.

3. earth.indiana.edu › research › research-labs-and-centersCenters, Labs, & Resources - Department of Earth and ...

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   Learn about centers and labs in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Indiana University.

4. earth.indiana.eduDepartment of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences: Indiana ...

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   When you’re in the classroom, you’ll investigate topics that range from meteorology to mineralogy, paleontology to geology, and the history of our Earth to its future sustainability. Explore the Judson Mead Geologic Field Station

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5. legacy.igws.indiana.edu › BedrockBedrock Geology of Indiana | Indiana Geological & Water Survey

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   There are several important aspects to Indiana's bedrock geology. One is the topography of the bedrock surface. The bedrock of Indiana experienced erosion at least since late Pennsylvanian time (~300 million years ago) and was covered by unconsolidated materials only during the past 2 million years, when two major glacial advances and retreats ...

6. science.indianapolis.iu.edu › earthsciences › peoplePeople: Earth and Environmental Sciences: Indiana University ...

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   People. Everybody in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences is happy to connect with you. Whether you have a question for a faculty member, need to talk to someone on our staff, or want to chat with a grad student, our doors are open.

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   What is Flint in geology?

   • adj 1. (Geological Science) (of the fracture of minerals and rocks) having smooth shell-shaped convex and concave surfaces 2. (Geological Science) (of minerals and rocks, such as flint) having such a fracture

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   What is the study of Indiana's geology?

   • The study of Indiana's geology is commonly divided into the study of the unlithified earth materials that occur at the surface and the study of the rocks that are sometimes at, but mostly below, the surface of Indiana. The term "bedrock geology" describes the study of the rocks at and below the bedrock surface.

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   What is the topography of the bedrock in Indiana?

   • One is the topography of the bedrock surface. The bedrock of Indiana experienced erosion at least since late Pennsylvanian time (~300 million years ago) and was covered by unconsolidated materials only during the past 2 million years, when two major glacial advances and retreats crossed the state.

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8. today.iu.edu › live › newsIU geologists named fellows of Geological Society of America

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   Jul 12, 2017 · The 2018 annual meeting of the society will take place Nov. 4 to 7 in Indianapolis. Thompson will be the general chair of the meeting, which is expected to bring nearly 7,000 earth scientists to Indiana. Indiana University faculty members Kathy Licht and Todd Thompson have been named fellows of the Geological Society of America.