Meanings of geoscience in English

What data types in geoscience would be amenable to being listened to?

I've been pretty bad lately with keeping up new geoscience-related blogs out there.

Peter Schultz, who teaches geoscience at Brown University, has done much of this research.

Some blogging housekeeping I've been pretty bad lately with keeping up new geoscience-related blogs out there.

I don't have the answer to this…I'm actually posting this to get help from my geoscience blogging colleagues.

I got really excited when I saw Callan's idea for this month's The Accretionary Wedge geoscience blog carnival.

On most Mondays I pick five posts from the previous week in the geoscience blogosphere that caught my eye.

I apologize to regular readers wanting some geoscience posts...

Most geoscience departments require a field camp credit for a degree (at least they did in the mid 90s).

The geoblogosphere's strongest link to that community is Chris over at Highly Allochthonous...and he's doing a great job of blogging about geoscience-related topics.

And, as always, the geoblogosphere ticker on the sidebar will keep you updated on the latest and greatest in the geoscience blogging community.

Raymond Durrheim, a geoscience professor at the University of the Witwatersrand explained that the illegal miners have little understanding of the underground rock formations.

But it is also meant to highlight the importance of Ireland's geoscience sector, says Dr Peadar McArdle, the director of the Geological Survey of Ireland.

The first image below (from the IFREMER marine geoscience website) is a perspective view of southeastern France, Corsica, and the sea floor in between.

Callan's recent post about the results of his geoscience blogging survey reminded me that my second year of blogging was coming to a close...

Their study is published in the latest issue of Nature Geoscience.