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Defining Microclimates on Long Island using Interannual Surface Temperature Records from Satellite Imagery
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
Defining Microclimates on Long Island Using Interannual Surface Temperature Records From Satellite Imagery
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
APPLICATIONS OF GROUND-WATER MODELING IN KINGS AND QUEENS
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
Estimate for the Volume of the Port Jefferson Outwash Fan deposited by a Wisconsian Subglacial Stream using Well Log Data
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
Shallow Groundwater Quality in the Village of Patchogue, Suffolk County, New York
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
Brittle Faults of the Queens Tunnel Complex, NYC Water Tunnel #3
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
THE LUNAR PERIGEE-SYZYGY CYCLE FOR 1998: IMPLICATIONS FOR ASTRONOMIC TIDAL HEIGHTS
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
Quicktime Virtual Reality (QTVR): A Wondrous Tool for Presenting Field Trips, Specimens, and Microscopy in Traditional and Web-based Instruction
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
Field Guides that Focus on Long Island's Natural Environment
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
EVIDENCE FOR PRE-WOODFORDIAN AGES OF LONG ISLAND'S TERMINAL MORAINES
No full textv. : ill.; 28 cm (original analog pub.)Long Island Geologists is a program of the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University.
Each year the activities include one or two field trips and on a Saturday in April a conference on the "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York." Teachers and professional geologists can receive in-service credit for participating in these events. The abstracts contaiend within this collection are digital representations or copies of papers presented over the years at the various conferences that were held. For additional information on a particular topic or paper contact the original author(s).Archived web contentThe digital publication of the Long Island Geologists' Abstracts Collection was made possible through a collaboration between the LIG and the Special Collections and University Archvies, Stony Brook University Libraries.Additional information on the Long Island Geologists may be found at: http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/lig/.
Information on the Long Island Association of Professional Geologists may be found at:
www.liapg.org
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