Iowa State University

Iowa State University

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences

Got a question or comment?
Contact us at 515-294-4477 (geology) or 515-294-4758 (meteorology)
geology@iastate.edu
meteorology@iastate.edu

Carl Jacobson
Chair
Department of Geological & Atmospheric Sciences
253 Science I
Ames, Iowa 50011

FAX: 515-294-6049

William Gallus
Professor-in-Charge
Meteorology Program
3010 Agronomy Hall
515-294-2270


Geology 409 / 509: Northeast Iowa Trip


A two-day, overnight trip to Northeast Iowa includes the following topics.

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Core repository of the Geological Survey Bureau in Iowa City. See where cores such as these and others from all over the state are studied.

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Tour of the University of Iowa Hygienic Lab in Iowa City.

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Geographic Information Systems and Sourcewater Protection studies at the GSB.

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Flood Damage at Littleport, Iowa (May, 1999).

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Roberts Creek limestone quarry in the Big Springs Basin.

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Water quality studies at Big Springs. Bob Libra of the Iowa GSB explains research at Big Springs

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tenderloin

Investigation of pork tenderloins at the St. Olaf Tap in St. Olaf, Iowa

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Little Brown Church in the Vale at Nashua, Iowa

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Groundwater flow at the Northeast Research Farm near Nashua, Iowa. Here Martin Helmke demonstrates one of his deep till pits.