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Surface Processes |
EPSc 409 |
L19 |
| Quantitative overviews of the hydrologic cycle, the interplay between tectonic and hydrologic processes in generating landscapes, and paleoclimates and their causes. Evidence from the stratigraphic record and from modern systems. Relevant geologic, geochemical, and isotopic systems used to establish ancient processes. Extensive use of remote sensing data and geographic information systems to illustrate current processes and systems. Field work included, e.g. investigation of karst terrains in the Ozark Plateau and examination of floodplain stratigraphy and processes along the Missouri River. |
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Prerequisites |
EPSc 352 and EPSc 353 | |
| Schedule |
Three class hours a week and three field trips during the semester | |
| Credit |
3 units | |
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