1. Mount Rose, By Kade Ketcham Mark Lawler Geology 103 Augus 4, 2013 Field Assignment Nevada 2. Location Lake Tahoe Mount Rose 3. Mount Rose Information • Mount Rose lies…

1. EXTRUSIVE FEATURES 2. Lava Plateau These are formed by large outpourings of fluid lava from long narrow openings in the crust (fissures).During each eruption the lava…

1 Title Page Photo ““Zeal is a volcano, the peak of which the Zeal is a volcano, the peak of which the grass of indecisiveness does not grow.grass of indecisiveness does…

1. An earthquake is also defined as the sudden slip of one part of the Earth's crust, relative to another, along a fault surface. A gradual build-up of mechanical stress…

CHAPTER Normal faultsi (Figure 5.1) arc inclined dip-slip f a d t s along which the hanging wall block has moved d o w n with rcspcct t o the footwall block. Ge~icral ly…

Slide 1Geologic Hazards of Idaho Bill Phillips Idaho Geological Survey Presentation for Prepared Idaho 2007 September 13, 2007 Slide 2 Natural Hazards Flooding Urban/Wildland…

Slide 1 EARTHQUAKE IN IRAN 2003 On Friday 26th December 2003 a magnitude 6.6 earthquake was recorded near the city of Bam, in south east Iran The earthquake occurred at 5.26…

Slide 1 Reflection GPH492 By: Jonathan Payne Peter Bernhard Eve Marie Hirt Slide 2 California Wash Fault Length: 32 km Average Strike: N15 deg E Sense of Movement: Normal…

Slide 1 ESS 202 Slide 2 Earthquake damage Two main points What are the ways that faulting causes damage? Why is there so much variability even between nearby areas in the…

Slide 1 An earthquake is also defined as the sudden slip of one part of the Earth's crust, relative to another, along a fault surface. A gradual build-up of mechanical…