Selective encoding in the interpretation of topographic maps part of SERC Print Resource Collection
M. Eley
This paper describes two experiments in which experienced adult map readers compared three-dimensional land surface drawings against previously and separately studied contour maps. Results indicate ...

The differential susceptibility of topographic map interpretation to influence from training part of SERC Print Resource Collection
M. Eley
This study appraises the extent to which subjects' implementation of map to landsurface matching is task-determined or influenced by training. Study subjects comprised three groups of 19 early ...

Touring Colorado Geology: Kenosha Pass to Fairplay, CO part of SERC Web Resource Collection

Colorado Plateau Mosaic part of SERC Web Resource Collection

Large-Scale Change: Mountain-Building part of SERC Web Resource Collection

Geoantiquites: Concepts and Applications for Education in the Urban Landscape part of SERC Print Resource Collection
Marjorie A. Chan, Holly S. Godsey

Teacher Workshops Using Geoantiquities: Case History of Modern Great Salt Lake and Pleistocene Lake Bonneville Shorelines, Utah part of SERC Print Resource Collection
Genevieve Atwood, Alisa Felton, Marjorie A. Chan

Leonardo da Vinci's Tree and the Law of Channel Widths - Combining Quantitative Geomorphology and Art in Education part of SERC Print Resource Collection
R. Shepherd, B. Ellis
Abstract - About 1500, Leonardo da Vinci sketched a tree with arcs through each yearly growth of branches. In his mirror-image handwriting, and including an equation, he noted that the sum of the ...

Using Mobile Mapping to Determine Rates of Meander Migration in an Undergraduate Geomorphology Course part of SERC Print Resource Collection
Kirsten Menking, Meg E. Stewart
Students in an undergraduate geomorphology course used tablet computers equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software to map the current ...

Geomorphology and the World Wide Web part of SERC Print Resource Collection
John Shroder Jr., Michael Bishop, Jeffrey Olsenholler, J. Phillip Craiger
This paper examines the possibilities and risks involved in using technology and the World Wide Web to improve the teaching of geomorphology. It also addresses the potential of the web as a research ...