G207 - Geology of the Pacific Northwest

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Welcome to the G208: Volcanoes Web Site
for Fall Term 2005!

This site exists to provide students taking G208 with course materials, references, and relevant internet resources. To use this site select the item you are interested in from the directory in the sidebar on your left.

Much of this site is composed of documents in pdf format. This means that the computer that you are using will need to have Adobe Acrobat to read it (most computers are equipped with this application). Other parts of the site are in Flash format (again something that many computers are equipped to read). Much of the material is copyrighted, so print or copy it only for your own use.

Like most web sites, this one will grow as we go through the term. So, besides being a clearinghouse for course materials and other resources, it is also an electronic bulletin board. Check it often to see what has been added.

Items on this web site

Syllabus (in pdf format)
Bibliography - References for background reading and your field project (in pdf format).
Media Center - The media center contains most (but not all) of the charts, photos, maps, animations, and simulations presented in class. They are available for your review. Generally, each week's media will be available following that week's session. To gain access to the site you will need a user name and password (available during the first class session).
Geologic map of the Pacific Northwest (in pdf format).
Maps for the field project
Midterm study guide
Final exam study guide

Special events

It is one of those great cosmic ironies that just as the term begins, Mt. St. Helens erupts. No we didn't plan it that way. I've posted the following links to keep you current on what's happening on the mountain. If you encounter anything else that you think would be good to add to this list, email me with the web address.

Cascade Volcanic Observatory - The subdivision of US Geologic Survey that is monitoring the volcano.
Mt. St. Helens National Monument - The official web site for the monument
Volcano web cam - Taken by the web cam at Johnson Ridge visitor's center.

If you experience any problems with the site or if you have any questions about the course, contact me (Frank D. Granshaw) at <fgransha@pcc.edu>.

Created August 23, 2004
Last updated December 5, 2005
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		. . Welcome to the G208: Volcanoes Web Site for Fall Term 2005! This site exists to provide students taking G208 with course materials, references, and relevant internet resources. To use this site select the item you are interested in from the directory in the sidebar on your left. Much of this site is composed of documents in pdf format. This means that the computer that you are using will need to have Adobe Acrobat to read it (most computers are equipped with this application). Other parts of the site are in Flash format (again something that many computers are equipped to read). Much of the material is copyrighted, so print or copy it only for your own use. Like most web sites, this one will grow as we go through the term. So, besides being a clearinghouse for course materials and other resources, it is also an electronic bulletin board. Check it often to see what has been added. Items on this web site Syllabus (in pdf format) Bibliography - References for background reading and your field project (in pdf format). Media Center - The media center contains most (but not all) of the charts, photos, maps, animations, and simulations presented in class. They are available for your review. Generally, each week's media will be available following that week's session. To gain access to the site you will need a user name and password (available during the first class session). Geologic map of the Pacific Northwest (in pdf format). Maps for the field project Midterm study guide Final exam study guide Special events It is one of those great cosmic ironies that just as the term begins, Mt. St. Helens erupts. No we didn't plan it that way. I've posted the following links to keep you current on what's happening on the mountain. If you encounter anything else that you think would be good to add to this list, email me with the web address. Cascade Volcanic Observatory - The subdivision of US Geologic Survey that is monitoring the volcano. Mt. St. Helens National Monument - The official web site for the monument Volcano web cam - Taken by the web cam at Johnson Ridge visitor's center. If you experience any problems with the site or if you have any questions about the course, contact me (Frank D. Granshaw) at <fgransha@pcc.edu>. Created August 23, 2004 Last updated December 5, 2005 .