Don't Panic Geocast Episode 10 - "I've been everywhere man"
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Mar 27, 2015 In this discussion, Zach Eilon, an organizer for the Seismology Student Workshop at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, shares insights on fostering collaboration among budding seismologists. He highlights innovative approaches like using trains for seismic studies and collaborative mind-mapping sessions that shift academic discussions away from traditional formats. The workshop's community-focused approach allows participants to engage deeply with seismology topics, enhancing their research experience. Get ready to explore the exciting intersection of science and technology!
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Student Camping Field Trip
- Shannon Dulin took 37 students camping in New Mexico for a field mapping exercise, many of whom had never camped before.
- Despite challenges like a flat tire, the trip succeeded with great camping facilities and excellent geology exposure.
Mapping Complex Anticline Structure
- The San Ysidro Anticline allows students to map a large, structurally complex anticline with accessible trails.
- Students tackled real structural problems, learning to think critically about faults and folds in the field.
Hoodoo Trail Adventure
- Shannon led students to a nearby Hoodoo Trail, encountering unexpected detours and a welcoming local rancher with a friendly dog.
- Students enjoyed viewing hoodoos and searching for dinosaur gastroliths, enriching their field experience.
