GEOS444 Petrology
Spring 2005
Mount
St. Helens as viewed from the west side on March 25, 1980, just two
days before the first visible volcanic activity.
[Photo Credit: Dept. of Natural Resources, State of Wash.]
POWERPOINT FILES FOR SPRING 2005
ch10MagmaGeneration
ppt
MORBOIBCFB
ppt
arcvolcanism
ppt
granitoids
ppt
MMHandout
xls
MMHandoutpetro
doc
metamorphismintro
ppt
mineral
assemblages ppt
metapelites
ppt
metamafic
ppt
GEOLOGY
paper on the Palisades sill by Husch (1990)
CMP
paper on the Palisades sill by Gorring and Naslund (1995)
GSA
Bull paper on Newark Basin by Schlische (1992)
Palisades Project Files
least
squares and data
ppt
presentation
paldata.xls
fractionalcrystallization.xls
Bill
White's - Chapter 7 of Geochemistry
trace
elements ppt
Watchungs/CAMP papers
Janney
and Castillo (2001)
Marzoli
et al. (1999)
Olsen
& McHone (1999)
Thermobarometry
garnet-biotite.xls
pelite-baromaters.xls
Tutorial
on Mineral Thermobarometry
thermobarometry
ppt
http://www.geol.ucsb.edu/faculty/hacker/geo102C/lectures/
Whitney
et al. (1996)
Dutchess
Co. Fieldguide
Dutchess
Co. Fieldguide Map
Manhattan
Prong fieldguide
Geochronology
Bill
Whites's Isotope geology lecture notes
http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/mineralogie/links/teach/isotoptech.html
http://www.geology.wisc.edu/courses/g302/Lectures/
Rb-Sr
isochron Yonkers Gneiss
NJ/Hudson Highlands
Adirondack
overview
Vernon
Supersuite
Alkaline basalt cinder cone at the summit of Mauna
Kea (4205 m), Hawaii.
[Photo credit: Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology
Research Group of the Geology and Geophysics Dept., Univ. of Hawaii]
Course
Description:
This course covers basic concepts in igneous and metamorphic
petrology. Emphasis is placed on the origin, occurrence, and tectonic
interpretation of commmon igneous and metamorphic rocks. Labs and
homework will focus on the application and interpretation of petrographic
and chemical data to solve petrologic problems. This is a 4-credit lab
science course designed for undergraduate majors and graduate students. |
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