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With all those websites out there, there must be some great stuff to see. Fortunately we've compiled a list of some of the better sites out there that may help you in your studies. If you have any you'd like to recommend, please e-mail the webmaster.
General geology:
- Optical Mineralogy - Great website on what optical mineralogy is, how to use it, and characteristics of some basic minerals.
- Structural Geology Techniques - Everything you ever wanted to know about analyzing structural geology.
- Links for Mineralogists - A very comprehensive list to geology resources of all types.
Organizations:
- GAC (Geological Association of Canada)
- GAC CS (Geological Association of Canada) - (Cordilleran Section)
- APEG (Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC)
- APEG MAPS (Member Advantage Program for Students)
- Geological Survey of Canada
- U.S. Geological Survey
SFU specific:
- ESSU Constitution (2014)
- Department of Earth Sciences
- Department of Geography
- Room/Lab Availability Timetables - Use this to see when you can work on your assignments without disrupting a class (PDF).
- SFU Library
- SFU Library - Earth Sciences Online Journals - Start your research here. Look for GeoRef, as it tends to be one of the better ones.
- Mineral 1.0 - Student-built website for EASC 202 (Introduction to Mineralogy), with online mineral memory tests.
- Fossil 1.0 - Student-built website for EASC 203 (Introduction to Paleontology), with online fossil memory tests.
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