Animations and images on this site are copyright © John Waldron 1998-2013. (For non-commercial, educational use of this material, contact john.waldron@ualberta.ca)

Flower structure at strike-slip fault, Nova Scotia
Strike-slip fault system at Bramber, Nova Scotia

University of Alberta: Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

EAS 233 Geologic Structures and Maps

Winter 2013: Web information

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Instruction

Teaching Assistants


Outline and schedule


Resources for lectures, labs, and tests

Provisional synopsis of main lecture topics


  1. Structures

  2. Orientation of lines and planes

  3. Primary structures
    • Synopsis
    • Reading: Davis et al. Part III D p. 705-711.

  4. Folds

  5. Boudins

  6. Fabrics
    • Synopsis
    • Reading: Davis et al. Part II Chapter 9, p. 463-515.

  7. Kinematic analysis and strain

  8. Dynamic analysis and stress
    • Synopsis
    • Reading: Davis et al. Part I Chapter 3, p. 90-108, p.120-122, p.129-142. (Note: these page ranges are revised: an earlier version of this page incorrectly gave references to page ranges in an earlier edition.)
    • World stress map

  9. Joints and veins

  10. Faults

  11. Shear zones

  12. Impact structures

General resources


Representative evaluative material

 


Animations and images on this site are copyright © John Waldron 1998-2013. (For non-commercial, educational use of this material, contact john.waldron@ualberta.ca)