Earth Scientist's Periodic Table

Fundamentals

Fundamentals of Quaternary Science

Atlas of Speleothem Microfabrics

Dynamic Plate Tectonics

Petroleum Geoscience and Subsurface Geology

Virtual Field Trips

Transilience

GEOL 1122 - Historical Geology

GEOL 3030 - Elementary Oceanography

Illustrations in Oceanography

Lost Rivers Country

  

Bruce Railsback's Geoscience Resources

This page is the index to the website hosting resources previously available at www.gly.uga.edu/railsback/. The transition from that website to this one is still in progress. The old www.gly.uga.edu/railsback website still existed in its entirety as of 23 March 2019.

The University of Georgia Department of Geology has a standard faculty page for Bruce Railsback.   This page provides links to resources beyond those on the standard faculty page.

 

General resources

  • An Earth Scientist's Periodic Table - a new synthesis of geochemistry and mineralogy.

  • Some Fundamentals of Mineralogy and Geochemistry -
              a collection of more than 350 one-page illustrations.

  • Fundamentals of Quaternary Science -
              a growing collection of one-page illustrations.

  • Dynamic Plate Tectonics - illustrations by a non-tectonicist.

  • Petroleum Geoscience and Subsurface Geology -
              a collection of more than 130 one-page illustrations.

  • Illustrations in Oceanography -
              a collection of one-page illustrations.

  • The Transilience Project - a theory of everything.

  • An Atlas of Speleothem Microfabrics -
              an e-picture-book of stalagmites etc. with more than 100 illustrations.

  • Virtual field trips - images and illustrations of geology in the field.

  • A modern reprise of T.C. Chamberlin's Multiple Working Hypotheses.

  • Pages on What Science is (and isn't) - for students in general courses.

  • Railsback's Alpine and Glacial Geology,
              a 196-page textbook (and 353 MB download!)

  • Railsback's website of posters and photographs about the Lost River Mountains, the Big Lost River Valley, and the Arco Desert of southeastern Idaho

     

    Courses

  • UGA GEOL 1122 - Earth's History of Global Change

  • UGA GEOL 3030 - Elementary Oceanography

     

    Pages for Students

  • Advice to students about graduate school and about academic careers

  • A page of Comments on ethical issues about research

  • Advice on Writing scientific papers and theses

  • Advice on Writing grant proposals

  • Advice on Editing scientific writing, mostly for grad students

  • Advice on Making plots to accompany papers

  • Advice on Giving a scientific talk


     

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