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

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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.


This movie is part of the collection: Community Video

Producer: Cal Day
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: geology; global warming; san francisco bay area


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