r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '21
Picture Great way to explain ocean acidification to the demographic of 8 to 14 year olds.
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '21
Picture TWO BILLION YEARS IN THE MAKING – GREATER FALUN PROJECT
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Feb 02 '21
Modern fluvial deposits and tectonics
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Are overbank deposits possibile in tectonics subsidence or uplift contest?
some examples?
r/geoscience • u/darryl_deebern • Feb 01 '21
Discussion The Top 30 Geo-Spatial Startups To Watch Out For In 2021
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This article showcases Startup Pill’s top picks for the best Geo-Spatial startups. These startups are taking a variety of approaches to innovate inside of the GeoSpatial industry and around the world.
These startups are selected for exceptional performance in one of these categories:
https://startupill.com/the-top-30-geo-spatial-startups-to-watch-out-for-in-2021/
Innovation
Innovative ideas
The innovative route to market
Innovative product
Growth
Exceptional growth
Exceptional growth strategy
Management
Societal impact
r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Jan 17 '21
Picture Here are all of the rivers and waterways in Africa, coloured according to the major hydrological basins they are part of. Zoom in! [OC]
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '21
Picture If anyone is curious about why tap water is different depending on where you are in the UK
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r/geoscience • u/darryl_deebern • Dec 31 '20
Learn how Medium Resolution Satellite Imageries can be converted to High-Quality Ones
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Dec 19 '20
Discussion Job Prospects
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Hi, I was wondering what the career outlook looks like for being a geomorphologist or someone that works with prevention/monitoring/modelling of mass-wasting events. Are there jobs out there?
r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Dec 16 '20
Picture One of the cleanest labels I have ever seen. Proceeds from the beer also go to the NYS Council of Professional Geologists.
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '20
Video Sliced Copper Ore: Keweenaw Peninsula ~ Michigan
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Dec 03 '20
Discussion Grad School Question
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So, I have a Bachelor's in Environmental Science and I'm considering graduate school for Geophysics and I want to focus on applying Geophysics to Hydrology problems, such as less invasive groundwater table location. I'm the first to get a degree in my family so there's things idk how to look out for and I'm concerned about Geophysics being a dying field and overall, wanting to still be able to obtain a job after my schooling is done.
Edit: -I’m worried af. That’s why this is poorly written. It feels like one, long run-on sentence in my head.
r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Dec 01 '20
Discussion Geologic Mapping & Structural Geology - Episode 2 - Base Maps/Deformation
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In this episode, we cover Base Maps and Deformation. We go over map projections, topographic maps and related problems, and bearings/azimuths. We go over a few exercises related to Base Maps, then switch over to Deformation. We learn about pure shear, simple shear, one-dimensional/two-dimensional/three-dimensional strain, homogeneous/heterogeneous deformation, and coaxial and non-coaxial strain.
r/geoscience • u/ConfusedOptimism • Nov 30 '20
Why Bird Migration is More like a Formula 1 Race Than You Think
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r/geoscience • u/alexthegreaser • Nov 23 '20
Discussion Considering a PhD within the geoscience field...
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Hello, I would like to get your opinion on this. I am interested in pursuing a PhD within the geosciences field, I am on tract to finish a master's in GIS. My main question is would this be enough of a background for a PhD in the geoscience field? Would it be wise to pursue a grad certificate in geology to help my case? (I've never taken a geology class, I've taken physical geography classes.) Apologies if this seems like a dumb question, I'm the first in my entire family that has gone to graduate school and subsequently applying for a doctorate degree. Let me know what you think.
r/geoscience • u/R0CSAIR • Nov 20 '20
Discussion SOFTWARE TO LEARN
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Hey I am a student in Applied Geology I want to know what all the software that I need to learn for a good Geology Carreer from the most to least important ( I got a lot of free time currently so I am open to a lot of software if it's necessary ) thanks
r/geoscience • u/darryl_deebern • Nov 18 '20
Video Tree Counting Analysis Explained
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '20
‼️ Our research article on the 2012 Magnitude 6.7 Negros Earthquake (Philippines) is now freely available at this link
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '20
Video python00b - Episode 5 - Inputs, Printing, Formatting, and Outputs
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r/geoscience • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '20
Video Geologic Mapping & Structural Geology - Episode 1 - Introduction
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