Alright, away from python scripting, I want to share a small tool CSV to HTML 101 with you, guys. I used VB.NET to develop it in order to help non-GIS experts from converting a CSV file to a web page using leaflet.JS library. Honestly, it’s not that complicated tool, but it gives them that push to start a web map especially if they have not dug that deep in web development, javascript and leaflet. However, I’m one of these people, so please don’t judge my ugly code 😳 [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [20:46:37]
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heraldextra.com I’m pretty sure most of us had a rock collection when we were kids. Nothing very impressive, but personally I enjoyed finding cool looking rocks and trying to find out how they were made. [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [20:37:25]
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smithsonianmag.com Some boulders defy gravity. Despite balancing on other rocks in the midst of fault lines, they stay precariously perched — thanks in part to those fault lines brushing up against each [...]
Projektblog - Geozon Science Media [17:11:00]
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ein junges Verlagsprojekt, das aus einer universitären Ausgründung hervorgegangen ist. Wir erstellen Veröffentlichungen für die Geo- und Umweltwissenschaften in [...]
Geology in the West Country [17:06:00]
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(168 visits) category→recreation Neogene,Paleogene; US,CA,KM,CO,
Please note the following changes to our lecture and field trip programmeSeptember 3rdGeological evolution of N American cordilleraDr Doug RobinsonThe North American Cordilleran mountain chain runs N-S along [...]
Dinosaurus! (1960) was directed by Irvin Yeaworth and produced by Jack H. Harris. The movie poster is pretty bland so I’m presenting the cover for the comic adaptation instead.
The film is most notable for [...]
In his new book The Disaster Profiteers, Earth Institute professor John Mutter argues that natural disasters are bad for the poor–and can be great for the rich, who often seize resources meant [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [12:30:12]
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Mesopotamia, an area rich in history and considered as the cradle of civilisation, with the first populations establishing themselves in the region some 6000 years ago,lies between two great rivers: the [...]
Reporting on a Revolution [08:47:00]
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This essay (open access) is a timely reminder from Rajiv Sinha from IIT Kanpur on the role basic geology plays in sustainable groundwater management plans.
He gives the example of the Haryana and Punjab [...]
Simulations of New Madrid Earthquakes Show Strong Ground Shaking in Memphis and Little RockUnited States Geological Survey What Will Kickstart The Northwest’s Earthquake Preparations?Emergency Management How [...]
Wooster Geologists [06:10:35]
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(162 visits) category→science_technology Silurian; DE,US
LOCKPORT, NEW YORK (August 10, 2015) — I know, such a cliché image, but you know it had to happen on this trip. This morning Andrej Ernst and I packed up 78 pounds of bryozoan-rich Silurian rocks and [...]
Vacation with the family to Lombok, certainly will make you and your family will enjoy this holiday time. This charming island has a variety of interesting sights to visit. You can relax by white sandy beaches [...]
Louisville Area Fossils [04:00:00]
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This picture shows an unidentified horn coral fossil. The small bumps on across the fossil might be the remains of some type of holdfast the creature used to anchor itself to the seabed. It was found in the [...]
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [01:43:41]
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It has been a quiet week 32 in Iceland. With only minimal earthquake activity taking place in the usual places, with just minor earthquakes taking place and no earthquakes with magnitude 3,0 or larger [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [20:42:23]
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natureworldnews.com Things are humming right along at Arches National Park. That is, scientists who wondered about possible internal damage in the 88-foot-long Mesa Arch at Canyonlands National Park-one of [...]
The next up on my tour of the National Parks is a revisited park. You can see part one HERE.Zion National ParkObligatory entrance sign View down the Lower Fork Virgin River from the bridge that leads to [...]
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I got horrible news yesterday. One of my favorite students committed suicide Saturday night. Ernie was a participant in last year’s Border to Beltway field exchange. He was a student at El Paso Community [...]
A rainy day in the holidays? Try 'Fossilise!' This ELI is a game about how fossils form and survive. You collect cards as you play the game and, of course, everyone wants to win to collect the Gold Nugget [...]
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(248 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; DE,US,IN
Corals are not terribly common in the section of the Kalkberg formation that I have collected and most of what I have found are small examples. Such is the case with Favosites heldergeriae as seen in these two [...]
Martínez, R. N., Apaldetti, C., Correa, G. A., and D. Abelín. 2015. A Norian lagerpetid dinosauromorph from the Quebrada del Barro Formation, northwestern Argentina. Ameghiniana (future [...]
Volcanic eruption not just stated the lives of humans, but additionally transformed the face area of character. Earth takes 100s of many years to get over the results of volcanic eruptions. The eruption of [...]
When Daily Show host John Stewart said goodbye last week he gave his fans some advice that I thought was excellent- If you see B.S., then say something. So, with that in mind, this is fair notice that while I [...]
Bust out your planners, calendars, and PDAs (if you are throwback like that), it’s time to mark your calendars for the HMNS events of this week! Last Week of Xplorations Summer Camp Monday, August 10 [...]