Useful Indiana Info

[Woodsman]

While doing some surfing for information I ran across this little gem and thought some of you might like to review it.

http://igs.indiana.edu/earthquakes/EarthquakeBrochure.pdf

Another I have only briefly looked at is: Freeze Frame - The Ice Age in Indiana

The general link also has some other interesting information: Indiana Geological Survey - Indiana Geology Home Page

Happy reading..

 

[shibumiseeker]

(my geologists hat on)

IGS has a lot of good resources that are underutilized. I applied for the education and outreach position they had advertised last year but didn't even make the interview cut.

 

[Woodsman]

(my geologists hat on)

IGS has a lot of good resources that are underutilized. I applied for the education and outreach position they had advertised last year but didn't even make the interview cut.

I thought you might already be aware of this from some of your other related comments.

After reading some of the past threads on earthquakes, etc perhaps there is some information in those links that might be beneficial to others. I happened to find these links when looking for info on aquifers. If you know of some links for that subject in So. Indiana I'm all ears!

PS. Sorry you didn't get the job.

 

[shibumiseeker]

I thought you might already be aware of this from some of your other related comments.

After reading some of the past threads on earthquakes, etc perhaps there is some information in those links that might be beneficial to others. I happened to find these links when looking for info on aquifers. If you know of some links for that subject in So. Indiana I'm all ears!

PS. Sorry you didn't get the job.

Oh, I know a LOT about aquifers, especially on karstic terrains, ask away! If I don't know the answer, the folks who are national experts on the subject are close friends

 

[Woodsman]

Oh, I know a LOT about aquifers, especially on karstic terrains, ask away! If I don't know the answer, the folks who are national experts on the subject are close friends

A PM will be inbound as soon as I get a chance to think. Thank you!

 

[GSquared]

I felt the last New Madrid earthquake. It woke me up. I thought that a car had hit the house.

Could we have one big enough that it would cause significant damage in Columbus?

 

[Manan]

The New Madrid let loose years ago (1800's) and the story is that the Mississippi flowed backwards.

 

[E5RANGER375]

highly respected sizemologist (spelling ??,) say indiana is past due for a larger earthquake than california has had in recent history. makes you think. if a large quake hit indiana, i think maybe 100,000 people would die. the building just would crumble.

 

[17Chap]

Can't get the earthquake link to open fully, is it me?

JLJ

 

[jeremy]

Tag...

 

[Woodsman]

Can't get the earthquake link to open fully, is it me?

JLJ

I just went back and tried it again and had similar problems with the link. Here is a link to the homepage, there is a lot of other information of interest on this site also.

Indiana Geological Survey Home Page