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Tectonic Geomorphology: Exploring activity on the San Andreas fault with ArcGIS

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In this activity students develop an hypothesis as how slope morphology reflects the timing of motion on a fault, in this case the classic Wallace Creek segment of the San Andreas. It is a scaffolded, problem-based exercise that uses ArcGIS and LiDAR data to test their hypothesis.

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    In this activity students develop an hypothesis as how slope morphology reflects the timing of motion on a fault, in this case the classic Wallace Creek segment of the San Andreas. It is a scaffolded, problem-based exercise that uses ArcGIS and LiDAR data to test their hypothesis.
    ↓http://serc.carleton.edu/NAGTWorkshops/sedimentary/SGP2014/activities/85051.html

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