Why study geology? This question opens the door to a world of discovery beneath our feet. Geology, often referred to as the "science of the Earth," is a multidisciplinary field that delves into the planet's history, structure, processes, and resources. Beyond its academic significance, the...
Topic Analysis The of the State of Tennessee is very diverse. This is characterized by the variety of landscapes in the area. Tennessee landscape is majorly made up of these landforms; river valley plains, highlands and basins, and mountains. Tennessee is also divided into three;...
Introduction A system is defined to be a set of interacting parts that are made to function as a whole unit. The systems view involves a methodical study of the linkage that is present between the parts of the components and how each of them...
A pXRF spectrometer is a non-destructive testing equipment that can be used to detect and measure the concentration of elements in substances. pXRF works by striking a sample with x-rays instead of UV and it fluoresces by giving off lower energy x-rays. It is a...
The Eriboll region is located in the highlands of northwest Scotland (Figure 2). The general topographic structures seen in this area include mountainous terrain, such as Ben Arnaboll which stands at 232m above sea level. The area has been shaped by glaciers with steep hillsides...
Introduction An understanding of the historical and current characteristics of western Ireland coastlines and Galway Bay is necessary to interpret the results of our scientific study. Particularly an understanding of geology, physical and chemical oceanography, climate, ecology, and marine pollution. The purpose of this review...
Lebanon is located at the intersection of the African, Arabian, and Eurasian tectonic plates. Because of the intersection of the three plates happens here, the region has a complex history and an interesting geography. Lebanon has three major mountain ranges: Mount Lebanon, the Bekaa, and...
