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This unique interactive program allows you to study minerals
at your own pace
from your present level of understanding.
Learn what minerals are and how you
depend on minerals in ways that you never thought about, or go straight to
details of mineral analysis. Study gems and ores, then test your skill at
mineral exploration. Take a walk through the virtual mineral museum.
Learn how
crystals form and explore their symmetry, chemical compositions, and properties.
Search the database for information about a particular mineral, or find internet
sites that direct you to the latest information about mineral collecting,
mineral research, museums, and careers in mineralogy. The learning process is
enhanced by animated interactive activities, photographs, video clips, and easy
access to a glossary and database on mineral properties.
- Minerals, Crystals and
Rocks
- Mineral Symmetry - How
Nature Builds Minerals
- Mineral Chemistry and
Classification
- Mineral Properties and Identification
- Society's Dependence on Minerals
- Minerals and Money
- Mineral Exploration and
Mining
- Laboratory Analysis
- Microscopic Analysis and
Identification
- Mineral Data
- Illustrated Glossary
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What are minerals and how are they different from rocks?
Explores the world of geology in an exciting and highly interactive way. What
are minerals and how are they different from rocks? What are the geological
processes involved in the formation of each?
You will learn to identify and name
minerals and rocks, just like a geologist does on a field trip. You will be
amazed by the information rocks contain about our planet and how it is
constantly changing.
- Definition of
Minerals, Chemical
Composition (Intermediate level), Basic Facts About Common
Minerals
- Mineral Properties - Lustre, Hardness, Cleavage,
Gravity
- Identifying Minerals
- The Rock Cycle
- Igneous Rocks (Elementary level), Igneous Rocks
(Intermediate
level)
- Sedimentary Rocks
(Elementary level), Sedimentary Rocks
(Intermediate level)
- Metamorphic Rocks
(Elementary level), Metamorphic Rocks
(Intermediate level)
- Illustrated Glossary
- The Rock Review
Challenge
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or newer, 25 MHz 68040 or better.
Windows: IBM or compatible 486 or
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(double-speed drive or better suggested), 8MB RAM, Microsoft Windows
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Hands-on-Mineral
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This multimedia "field guide" helps you
to identify over 14,500 mineral names and
synonyms
for both beginners and serious collectors.
Hands-On
Mineral Identification provides detailed
identification information on 500 of the most
common mineral species, background information,
full colour animations, and photographs on
physical characteristics of minerals. Watch actual
video demonstrations of physical property tests
and read a detailed explanation of crystal
classification systems - all narrated by the
author! The searchable database includes physical
properties, rotatable 3-D crystal
shapes, full colour photographs, crystal
class, worldwide localities, and mineral
associations for each species. You can even print
your search results.
Table of
Contents
- Introduction
- Mineral Names, Nomenclature, and
Classification
- Colour and Streak
- Lustre
- Hardness
- Cleavage and Parting
- Crystal Systems and Forms
- Habit, Appearance, and Twinning
- Tenacity and
Fracture
- Density and Specific Gravity
- Special Properties
- Mineral Database
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Earth’s Atmosphere
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Earth’s Atmosphere and It's Season's helps students
investigate and understand the causes
of the seasons, Earth-Sun relationships, and more
Earth’s Atmosphere and It's Season's helps students
investigate and understand the causes of the seasons, Earth-Sun relationships,
the composition of the atmosphere, Sun’s role as the main source of energy
that drives weather and climate, the greenhouse effect, and more. Clear,
narrated explanations along with thought-provoking review questions and lab
activities, a visual index, clickable glossary, colourful animations, and video
clips provide a fun way to learn many important lessons about weather and
climate.
Your students will investigate:
- Different types of weather and how it impacts them.
- Differences between weather and climate.
- The composition of air, and the important roles of water vapour and carbon
dioxide.
- Why we have seasons.
- Earth’s motions and orientation in relation to the Sun.
- Why the amount of solar energy received on Earth varies for different
latitudes.
- The nature of solar radiation. paths taken by solar radiation.
- The greenhouse effect. how colour influences the amount of light reflected
by a surface.
- How to convert Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures. why land and water
heat up and cool off differently.
- How ocean currents, altitude, and prevailing winds influence temperature.
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Windows: IBM
or compatible 386 or better, SVGA video card 256 colour graphics in
640x480, CD-ROM drive, 4 Mb RAM, Microsoft Windows or higher.
Macintosh: Any Macintosh with 256 colours graphics, 13" or
larger display (640x480 or higher), CD-ROM drive, 4 Mb of free RAM, System
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An Introduction
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An Introduction to Structural Methods,
narrated by the authors, is richly illustrated
with animations, 3-D diagrams, geologic maps, and
photographs all in full colour offering a new
approach to teaching structural geology.
A useful tool for your classroom, this CD-ROM
improves students' spatial reasoning skills while
applying structural concepts and techniques. It
also provides interactive quizzes that test
students' comprehension of key concepts and
terminology while encouraging their mastery of
techniques working with the types of problems they
will likely confront as practicing geologists.
Table of
Contents
- Elements of Lines and Planes
- Map Interpretation: Simple Planar
Surfaces
- Stereographic Projection I
- Constructing Geologic Sections
- Map Interpretation: Faults
- Stereographic Projection II
- Map Interpretation: Folds
- Map Interpretation: Unconformities,
Intrusions
- Map Interpretation: Thrust Faults
- Fold Analysis
- Stress, Fracture, and Fault Analysis
- Strain: Basic Principles
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Macintosh:
Any Macintosh with 8
bit (256 colours) graphics, 13" or larger display (640x480 or higher), CD-ROM
drive (double-speed drive or better suggested),
6MB of free RAM, System 7
or newer, 25 MHz 68040 or better. Windows:
IBM or compatible 486 or
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Earth's Dynamic Surface goes in-depth into
the study
of the processes that shape the Earth's
surface.
From the origin to the end result, each
chapter covers a specific change in Earth's
surface features. Review sections at the end of
each chapter provide a check of learning
comprehension.
Interactive activities, such as
creating river systems, integrate
learning and promotes scientific inquiry. The
Physiographic Province
Tour takes
students on a trip across the U.S. with stops at
42 National Parks and points of interest,
including website links to each National Park
appearing in the tour.
Table of
Contents
- Weathering and Soils - examines the
two types of weathering processes and soil
development throughout a landscape.
- Hill slopes
- covers
the interaction of rock-type and climate in
the erosion of a landscape.
- Rivers - discusses flowing water as a
process for erosion, transportation, and
deposition of Earth's surface materials.
- Coastlines - examines the power of
wind, waves, tides, and currents to shape
unique landforms.
- Groundwater - covers the development
of landforms due to flowing water below
Earth's surface.
- Desert and Wind - discusses changing
landscapes due to the erosion, transportation,
and deposition of surface material by wind.
- Glaciers - examines the process of
flowing ice in the development of landforms.
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Macintosh:
Any Macintosh with 8
bit (256 colours) graphics, 13" or larger display (640x480 or higher), CD-ROM
drive (double-speed drive or better suggested),
6MB of free RAM, System 7
or newer, 25 MHz 68040 or better. Windows:
IBM or compatible 486 or
better, SVGA video card
(8 bit 256 colour graphics in 640x480), CD-ROM drive
(double-speed drive or better suggested), 8MB RAM, Microsoft Windows
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We have hunted far and wide to create a collection
of photo CD-ROMs offering a variety of earth
science photographs based on the National Science
Education Standards to supplement your lectures,
labs, and activities. Each CD-ROM offers 100 photographs in two sizes for use with your
Macintosh or Windows operating system. Licenced
for personal and/or classroom use only, not to be
published for public use. Use the new viewer
feature to view, select, and save the images
you will use.
Each image is available with or without
captions to enable you to customize your use of
the images. Click
here to view a list of the samples and their
captions. Includes 100 mineral specimens from the Harvard
Mineralogical Museum selected as the most commonly
used classroom hand samples.
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Great for use with PowerPoint ® presentations!
Use in conjunction with the TASA Portfolio CD-ROMs
to create a dynamic presentation. High resolution JPEG Format for Windows and
Macintosh. Sizes: 1024 x 768, 640 x 480
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Macintosh:
Mac OS 8.1 or
newer, PC 120 minimum, 32MB installed RAM minimum.
Windows:
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We have hunted far and wide to create a collection
of photo CD-ROMs offering a variety of earth
science photographs based on the National Science
Education Standards to supplement your lectures,
labs, and activities. Each CD-ROM offers 100 photographs in two sizes for use with your
Macintosh, or Windows operating system. Licenced
for personal and/or classroom use only, not to be
published for public use. Use the new viewer
feature to view, select, and save the images
you will use.
Each image is available with or without
captions to enable you to customize your use of
the images. Click
here to view a list of the samples and their
captions. Includes photos showing numerous tectonic
features such as angular unconformities, faults,
folds, grabens, joints, nonconformities,
synclines, anticlines, unconformities, and more.
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Great for use with PowerPoint ® presentations!
Use in conjunction with the TASA Portfolio
CD-ROM's
to create a dynamic presentation. High resolution JPEG Format for Windows and
Macintosh. Sizes: 1024 x 768, 640 x 480.
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We have hunted far and wide to create a collection of
photo CD-ROMs offering a variety of earth science
photographs based on the National Science Education
Standards to supplement your lectures, labs, and
activities. Each CD-ROM offers 100 photographs in two
sizes for use with your Macintosh or Windows operating
system. Licenced for personal and/or classroom use only,
not to be published for public use. Use the new viewer
feature to view, select, and save the images you will use.
Each image is available with or without captions to enable you to customize
your use of the images. Click here
to view a list of the samples and their captions. Includes 100 photos of various
igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Includes photomicrographs, hand
samples, and outcrops.
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Great for use with PowerPoint ® presentations! Use in conjunction with the
Tasa Portfolio CD-ROMs to create a dynamic presentation. High resolution JPEG
Format for Windows and Macintosh. Sizes: 1024 x 768, 640 x 480
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With Introduction to Topographic Maps the user will learn how to read and
draw contour lines based on points of known elevations, construct topographic
profiles, and determine slope and relief. By actually performing tasks and
solving problems, the user gets truly involved in using a topographic map.
The
"lesson" can be used in two different modes: as a self contained instructional
program using the electronic map version only, or with the click of a button the
program can be used with your own regional topographic map, where you'll answer
additional questions and perform tasks directed towards your area.
- General Topographic Map Information
- Map Scale
- Location: Latitude and
Longitude
- Public Land Survey
- Location: Universal
Transverse Mercator
- Principles of Contour
Lines
- Using Contour Lines
- Topographic Profiles
- Drawing a Contour Map
- Topographic Maps
- Aerial Photographs
- Satellite Images
- Review
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Any Macintosh with 8
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6MB of free RAM, System 7
or newer, 25 MHz 68040 or better. Windows:
IBM or compatible 486 or
better, SVGA video card (8 bit 256 colour graphics in 640x480), CD-ROM drive
(double-speed drive or better suggested), 8MB RAM, Microsoft Windows
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The Theory of Plate Tectonics forms the framework from which to view the
majority of other geologic processes. You will examine the evidence which lead
to the theory, control 3-D models of the Earth from 200 million years ago to the
present, and actually see the effects of plate collision and sea floor
spreading, and much more.
Through high quality animated sequences, in-depth
text, photos and colour graphics, you will experience the theory of plate
tectonics as never before. Includes reviews questions and activities,
illustrated glossary, and locater maps. The program also includes a geologic
time scale to explore, as well as news flashes to demonstrate
how the forces of plate tectonics can affect our lives.
- The Earth's Interior
- Continental Drift
- Fit of the Continents
- Fossil Evidence
- Evidence from Rocks
- Paleo-climatic
Evidence
- Continental Drift and Paleo-magnetism
- Sea Floor Spreading
- Plate Tectonics, Plate
Boundaries
- Transform Fault Boundaries
- Testing the Plate Model
- Geomagnetic Reversals and Plate Tectonics
- Plate Tectonics and
Earthquakes
- Hot Spots and Plate
Tectonics
- The Driving Mechanism
- Plate Tectonics into the Future
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Any Macintosh with 8
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6MB of free RAM, System 7
or newer, 25 MHz 68040 or better. Windows:
IBM or compatible 486 or
better, SVGA video card ( 8 bit 256 colour graphics in 640x480), CD-ROM drive
(double-speed drive or better suggested), 8MB RAM, Microsoft Windows
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Plate Tectonics
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This interactive program is designed to aid advanced undergraduate and
graduate students in the geological sciences in visualising and learning about
processes within the Earth and how these processes are related to plate
tectonics. Using animations, interactive diagrams, and colour photos, new and
exciting developments are reviewed relating to plate reconstructions in the
past, hotspots, mantle plumes, seismic discontinuities in the mantle, and
super-continent cycles.
Also included is a graphic portrayal of the crust (both
oceanic and continental), mantle, and core, as well as recent ideas as to how
Earth systems interact with each other. In addition, the student can examine
each of the major tectonic settings on Earth as well as track these settings
into the past, some as far back as 4 Ga.
Contents: Plate Tectonics: General
Features, Structure of
the Earth, Subduction Zones, The Wilson Cycle, Magnetic Anomalies on the
Seafloor, Apparent Polar Wander Paths, Hotspots, Organic Evolution and Plate Tectonics
, The History of
Pangaea , Interactive Earth Systems Review, The Earth's Crust:
Crustal Types, Heat Flow,
Exhumation and Cratonisation, Rheology of the Continental Crust, Measured
Seismic Wave Velocities in Rocks, Sampling of the Lower Continental Crust,
Chemical Composition of the Crust, Terranes and Crustal Provinces, Review
Tectonic Settings: Introduction, Ophiolites, Mantle-Plume-Related Tectonic
Settings, Cratons and Passive Margins, Continental Rifts,
Convergent Margins, Orogens,
Anorogenic Granites, Archean Greenstones, Mineral Deposits, Energy Deposits,
Review, The Earth's Mantle and Core: Seismic Structure of the Mantle, Geoid
Anomalies, Composition of the Mantle, The Lithosphere, The Deep Mantle, Mantle
Plumes, Upwellings, Hotspots, and Super-continents, Mantle Geochemical
Components, Mantle Convection, The Core, Review. Includes Glossary.
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bit (256 colours) graphics, 13" or larger display (640x480 or higher), CD-ROM
drive (double-speed drive or better suggested),
6MB of free RAM, System 7
or newer, 25 MHz 68040 or better.
Windows:
IBM or compatible 486 or
better, SVGA video card ( 8 bit 256 colour graphics in 640x480), CD-ROM drive
(double-speed drive or better suggested), 8MB RAM, Microsoft Windows
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