DEPARTMENTAL INFORMATION
Geologic Links
USGS:
This is a great starting point for Geological based
information on the WEB.
Geological
Society America: The
Home page for the GSA, includes conference information and
products.
Color
Landform Atlas: This site is an index of local
maps and information for each state in the USA.
Online
Earth Science Resources: This site
is a very comprehensive link site to many geology based info
servers.
Volcano
World!: This is a
fantastic starting point for volcanology and volcanic information!
Geographic
Infoserver: This site is an excellent mapping and geographic
information page.
Ridge Multibeam Synthesis Project:
Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Observatory Ocean Mapping page. Excellent
information and images.
Pennsylvania Earthquakes: This USGS site provides a record of early earthquakes in PA.
Carnegie Natural History Museum:
A world-class museum right on Pitt's campus!
Planetary Links
National
Space Science Data Center: This site has great
general information about the planets as well as some very good JPEGS from recent missions as well as Hubble Space Telescope (HST) images.
The
Nine Planets Page: This site has more text based
information about the planets than the NSSDC site. Plus, there are GIF format images as well.
Master
Index of Planetary Images: This is a
great site if you are looking for planetary images on the WEB.
Welcome To The
Planets: This is the JPL site for the planets and
includes lots of mission information as well as image information.
Lunar &
Planetary Institute: The LPI is an excellent
reference source for general and specific planetary information covering many topics as well as educational material for all levels. This site also has online
information about the annual LPSC Conference.
Mars Multi-Scale
Map: This is a very usefull site for obtaining
images of the surface of Mars. Images are retrieved interactively by coordinates you supply or by a visual browser of the Mars surface.
The Planetary
Society: This site has lots of space exploration
information and files.
CEPS: The Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the Smithsonian Institution. CEPS is an excellent source of planetary image information.
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