Strengths of the Module
Instructions: Fieldwork is an integral part of the geosciences and there is a longstanding tradition of teaching field methods as part of the geoscience undergraduate curriculum. As new technologies are integrated into earth science research and as workforce development demands evolve, students must be aware of the broad range of technologies available to study these multidisciplinary problems as well as have the skill set to determine when to use each technology/instrument. These materials guide students through designing surveys using both TLS and SfM (while also integrating high-precision GPS) with increasingly higher-order questions as the units progress.
Great fit for majors-level classes in
- field geology
- geomorphology
- structural geology
- geophysics
- tectonics
- any course with a field component
Instructor Stories: How this module was adapted
for use at three different institutions »
Table of Contents
- Instructor Materials: Overview of the Ice and Sea Level Module
- Unit 1: Rising Concerns Over Rising Sea Levels
- Unit 2: Temperature—A Global Trendsetter
- Unit 3: Warm with a Chance of Melting
- Unit 4: An Uplifting Story of Sea Level Change
- Unit 5: Regional Sea Level Changes—A Tale of Two Cities
- Student Materials
- Assessment
- Instructor Stories
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