USC Earth Sciences Undergraduate Program
I am currently our department's undergraduate adviser. Please
USC catalog classes taught
- 305L Engineering Geology: S07,
S09
- 425 Quantitative methods in the Earth
Sciences: F09 (syllabus,
blackboard)
- 440 Geophysics: S05, S06
- 534 Lithospheric Deformation (Introductory Geodynamics): S06,
F07,
F09 (syllabus,
blackboard)
- 540 Numerical Geodynamics (Advanced Geodynamics II): F05, F08.
- 599 Seminar on
Strain-localization:
F09
(syllabus,
reading,
other
material).
- 599 Seminar on Plate tectonics over time: F06
- 599 Seminar on Deep Earth Dynamics (Advanced
Geodynamics I): S09
- 609 Geophysics Seminar:
F05,
S06,
F06,
S07
- 790 Topics in Geodynamics: S05
UNIX, GMT, iGMT, C programming, and
computing short courses
We are developing a python-based, modular, graphical and script-driven
interface to solid Earth geodynamics and seismology modeling tools,
including GMT plotting interfaces. The goal is to provide easy but
transparent access to research tools for teaching, and to facilitate
interdisciplinary research. See the
SEATREE project web
page for the current release, including full access to our SVN
sources.
Maps, movies and visualizations
USC Earth Sciences Applied Geophysics Instrument Pool
We maintain an
Applied Geophysics Instrument Pool including GPS RTK gear, Trimble
and Asktek GPS receivers, a hammer seismics system, magnetometers, and
other survey instruments for teaching and research purposes.
Meeting of Young Researchers in the Earth Sciences (MYRES)
I used to be involved with getting the Meeting of
Young Researchers in the Earth Sciences (MYRES) off the ground.
Updated: November 17, 2009. (thorstinski at gmail dot com)
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