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Iceland

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Hand on compass clinometer

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Using a compass clinometer

A series of videos to demonstrate how to correctly operate a compass clinometer

Read moreUsing a compass clinometer
Malachiteb

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Forensic Geoscience Exercise

Use your geological skills to solve the murder

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Isochron plots

A demonstration of how isotope ratios recorded in minerals change over time

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Migmatite

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Plunge Demonstration

An animation to explain the definition of plunge. Suitable for college (A Level) and university (undergraduate) students.

Read morePlunge Demonstration

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Measuring porosity and permeability

A bench-top practical to examine the porosity and permeability of rocks

Read moreMeasuring porosity and permeability
Pembrokeshire coast

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Stereonet Videos

A series of videos to demonstrate how to work with stereonets

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Professor John Wheeler

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1. Isostasy

Professor John Wheeler talks about isostasy using an analogue model.

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Professor John Wheeler

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2. Isostasy in layers on top of the mantle

Professor John Wheeler talks about the effect of layers on isostasy using an analogue model

Read more2. Isostasy in layers on top of the mantle
Professor John Wheeler talks about the effect of a point load

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3. Effects of a point load on lithospheric flexure

Professor John Wheeler talks about the effect of a point load and flexure of a lithospheric plate using an analogue model

Read more3. Effects of a point load on lithospheric flexure
Professor John Wheeler simulates the formation of a subduction zone

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4. Subduction Zones

Professor John Wheeler simulates the formation of a subduction zone using an analogue model

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Professor John Wheeler shortening and folding in mountain belts

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5. Folding in mountain belts

Professor John Wheeler shortening and folding in mountain belts using an analogue model

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Professor John Wheeler demonstrates what happens to the earth when an ice sheet melts

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6. The effect of Ice Sheet melting

Professor John Wheeler demonstrates what happens to the earth when an ice sheet melts using an analogue model

Read more6. The effect of Ice Sheet melting
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