Links
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NEWEST LINK: Landslides in Washington State, Division of Geology and Earth Resources - Washington Geology Survey. (posted 1/28/12).
Links
American Meteorological
Society. The
Puget Sound Chapter of the American Meteorological Society.
For more information, contact Bri Dotson at
bdotson@atmos.washington.edu.
Associate of Engineering Geologists. Washington Chapter. For more information, contact Chip Barnett at cbarnett@geoengineers.com.
Association for Women
Geoscientists.
Puget Northwest Chapter.
For more information, contact Marcia Knadle at
president@awg-ps.org.
California Geology Geotour: Online Geologic Field Trips Guide.
Central Washington University Department of Geological Sciences Public Lectures and Central Rocks.
DNR’s Washington State Geologic Information Portal. For more information, contact the Geology and Natural Resources Division at geology-portal@dnr.wa.gov.
Explosive Breach of a Conduit Dam. Contact Dale Middlton at dmiddleton1@earthlink.net for more information.
Friends of the Washington Geology Library. Quarterly newsletters can be found at http://www.wglfriends.org/News--and--Events.php.
Geologic Maps of Washington State at the Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources shows published geologic mapping of 30- by 60-minute topographic quadrangles in Washington State from all sources, and links to 7.5-minute quadrangle, quadrant, and whole state maps. Attached text lists quads alphabetically and by author, with links to online publications.
Ice Age Floods Institute.
Puget Sound
Chapter. For more information, contact Mark Sundquist
at wonderseeker@aol.com.
John's
Geology Field Trip and Travel Slide Shows. For more
information, contact John Fuhring at
jfuhring@verizon.net.
Kirishima, 26 January Eruption
Mount Baker Volcano Research
Center. For more information, contact David Tucker at
tuckerd@geol.wwu.edu
.
National Association of
Geoscience Teachers.
Pacific Northwest Section. For more information, contact
Ralph Dawes at rdawes@wvc.edu.
Northwest Geology. For more information, contact John Figge at jtfigge@comcast.net.
Northwest Geology Field Trips. For more information, contact David Tucker at tuckerd@geol.wwu.edu .
Northwest Scientific Association.
Visions '11. Interactive Oceans - Visions '11 Cruise
Volcano in Iceland-flash flood from Eyjafjallajokull glacier.
Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources (WDGER) no longer has a division webpage. The Department of Natural Resources Geology & Earth Sciences page is missing many of the links formerly on the Division page. These links have been moved to the inside front cover of the Publications List. The back page of the Pub List has links to publications that are not part of a series.
Washington Geology Library at the Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources is your key to finding the report you want. The library has the largest collection of material on the geology of Washington in the world. You can search the online catalog, which has links to online publications where available. Although the library does not lend, it is open to the public and materials can be viewed on site. The librarian is available to answer questions.
Washington State Geologic Information Portal at the Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources allows you to access interactive earth science mapping, data, and related information to create custom maps. Current layers online include surface and subsurface geology, earthquake locations, faults, liquefaction susceptibility, NEHRP seismic site class, landslides, tsunami evacuation zones, geothermal resources, earth resource permit locations, and historic coal mine maps.