On-line Journals, etc...
(These may only work from on-campus, and many are Contents only unless you subscribe)

• GeoRef
• On-line Earth Science Journals (from U.Mn. Libraries).
• Science Direct.com Many online journals here.
• Elsevier.com's Earth Science Journals.
• GSA Bulletin
• Geology
• GSA Today
• Nature
• Quaternary Research
• Science
• Scientific American
• Geologic links listed by Yahoo
• the Academic Press Online Library (IDEAL)
• a list of Online Science Journal sponsored by LEHLE SEEDS.

Also see the departmental software page

General or Unclassified Software and software sites:

• Dr. Arthur B. Busbey's list of Mac-based Geologic Software and page 2.
• Free Geological Software at the Uni' in Erlangen Germany.
• The Structural Geology on the Web has a compiled list of geologically minded software. (link down as of 9/6/00)
• some USGS software offerings:
  Mapping | Geology | Global Change | Spectroscopy Lab
• Geostatistical Software for the PC.
• free GIS software at ESRI, makers of Arc/Info.
• Yahoo list of Geology and Geophysics software.
• a basin modeling package by Dr. Klaus Bitzer.
• Some local online teaching modules (kinda sparse at the moment).
• Seismic Eruption and Seismic Waves bu Alan Jones

• StereoNett, a freeware stereonet program from Johannes Duyster. (pc based).
• Structural Geology / Mapping / GIS software from Rod Holcombe. (pc based).
  Includes:
  GeOrient - Stereographic projections and Rose diagrams
  GeoCalculator - Structural geology/mapping calculator. Very useful for converting/measuring angles between large datasets.
  Strain Calculator - Strain and shear zone calculations (including general shear)
  GeoSymbol - MapInfo structural symbol plotting utility
  GhoshFlow - Modeling Ghosh & Ramberg-style rotation of rigid objects
  GeoFryPlots - Fry point-to-point strain analysis plots
  Animations - GIF animations suitable for teaching
  

• USGS Mapping/Data site
  DLG's (Digital Line Graphs)
  DRG's (Digital Raster Graphics)
  DEM's (Digial Elevation Models)
  
• More USGS Publications and Data
  including some useful bits of software to do things like transpose text.
• National Geospatial Data Clearinghouse
• Minnesota Geological Survey

• Google search results for Geologic Jobs
• Geologic jobs for the Rocklorn has good advice and job links.
• GeoWeb Interactive, a great place to start. Includes resume posting, jobs on the web, search jobs, and lots of other resources
  


• Mail lists for GeoSci (and other) jobs, also includes jobs for GIS and civil engineering. These lists can be very busy, digest mode highly recommended.
• GSA's professional Development page.
• Society of Exploration Geophysicists job page


• Yahoo's listing of Geology and Geophysics job sites
  
• Geotechnical jobs