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Istituto Internazionale di Vulcanologia
Montserrat Volcano Observatory - Soufriere Hills Volcano, Monterrat, West Indies
Soufriere Hills Volcano - from the Michigan Tech pages
Many More Volcano Links
Earthquakes a tutorial by the USGS
Daily Earthquake Map: Los Angeles area
Daily Earthquake Map: San Bernadino and SE California
Weekly Earthquake Map: Greater Southern California Region
Paleoseismology of Coastal Oregon reseach by the scientists at the USGS
The Dynamic Earth The Story of Plate Tectonics
Tsunami! many links to tsunami information
Cascadia Megathrust and Tectonic Stress in the Pacific Northwest
The San Andreas Fault nice paper by the USGS
Earthquake and Volcano Links from Scripps
Northern California Earthquake Data Center
Pacific Northwest Earthquake Information
Recent Earthquakes in the U.S. and Worldwide
Seismo-Surfing on the web
Southern California Earthquake Center
National Earthquake Information Center: current seismicity worldwide
Studying Earthquakes (USGS)
More About Earthquakes (USGS)
Rock Slide Show photos and descriptions by Martin Miller (UO prof)
Notes on Bonding by Jack Rice (UO prof)
Mineralogy Sample also by Jack Rice
The Rock Cycle from Univ of British Columbia (UBC)
Smithsonian Gem and Mineral Collection lots of beauties
Tibet: A Virtual Field Trip by Jim Wittke, Northern Arizona University
The small comet hypothesis from the University of Iowa.
Geology 201 Lecture Notes by Jack Rice; nice supplement to 101 material
U.C. Berkeley Paleontology Museum Online
Earth Observing System at NASA
Earth System Modeling at NCAR
Earth Images from NOAA, many globes
Global Change Home Page at NASA
Global Warming Page, Union of Concerned Scientists
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
National Geophysics Data Center at NOAA
Terrestrial Impact Craters from Los Alamos National Lab
Mission to Mars by NASA
Asteroid and Comet Impact Hazards at NASA
A Student's Guide to the Solar System
Created by Becky Dorsey, Dept. of Earth Sciences, University of Oregon
