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Cal DayGeorge Brimhall: Geology of the East Bay Area and societal role of geological understanding (2007)

This is a presentation given on Cal Day (UC-Berkeley open house) on April 21, 2007. Speaker is George Brimhall, professor of Geology at UC-Berkeley.

Abstract:
The Berkeley-Oakland hills harbor an archive of geological history, going back more than 100 million years. A vivid record also tells us much about the geological processes active today. Enjoy a pictorial history of the hills and hear how we reconstruct the past and predict the future, using such methods as digital mapping tools, base maps, global positioning systems, and lasers.


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Producer: Cal Day
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Keywords: geology; global warming; san francisco bay area


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