Internet Resources
Browse through this collection of internet resources drawn from the SERC catalog based on their relevance to the Deep Earth and/or teaching about it.Results 61 - 80 of 119 matches
Poster - New Research Directions in High-Pressure Mineral Physics
Large image showing recent research in mineral physics and advances in technology. Features detailed diagrams of various equipment and a short explanation of mineral physics' goals.
Current and Future Directions in High-Pressure Mineral Physics
The cover of the report "Current and Future Directions in High-Pressure Mineral Physics," showing the layers of the Earth and high-pressure equipment.
Geotherm with Pressure-Temperature Ranges Accessible by Static Techniques
This graph shows a geotherm together with the temperature and pressure ranges over which certain experimental methods are useful.
Ultrasonic Measurements Under Transition Zone Conditions
This image presents a schematic of the experimental setup used by Wang and Li (2003) to conduct ultrasonic measurements of sample deformation under transition zone conditions.
Mineralogy of Earth's Structure
Cartoon cross section of a subduction zone showing the principal mineralogy of the upper 800 km of Earth's mantle. Arc volcanism at the surface is depicted, as are upper mantle earthquakes (red dots ...
Pressure-Temperature Conditions Achievable in the Lab
Pressure-temperature conditions achievable in the laboratory for studies of the plastic behavior of materials, in comparison with the conditions inside the Earth [geotherm]
Teaching Mineralogy from the Core to the Crust
This Journal of Geoscience Education article discusses revising the typical sequence of a mineralogy course in order to enhance retention of information and facilitate learning. Beginning with the ...
Velocity structure of the Yellowstone hot spot from teleseismic tomography: Evidence for an upper mantle plume
This journal article uses modern seismic tomographic imaging and thorough analysis of related data to identify the source of volcanism for the Yellowstone hotspot. The study deployed a dense array of ...
The earth's mantle is solid: teachers' misconceptions about the Earth and plate tectonics
Many science teachers who are asked questions about the scientific background to plate tectonics, get the answers wrong. This is not surprising because rarely have they received teaching in Earth ...
Mantle plumes - both deep and shallow
This webpage summarizes a 2004 paper published in the journal Science by Montelli and others suggesting that some mantle plumes are "deep" (interpreted to originate ...
Primer on Gravity and Magnetics
This web page explains the goals and benefits of studying gravity and magnetic data to understand subsurface geology of the Earth. It discusses uses of gravity and magnetic measurements in providing ...





