2011 Class
Fall, 2011 :: Geophysics

°­ÀÇÀÚ·á : Rheology I (2011-10-24)

°­ÀÇÀÚ·á : Rheology II (2011-11-02)

 

Spring, 2011 :: Structural Geology
introduction

This class is aiming for students to learn both basic concepts of structural geology and currently available experimental techniques of rock deformation.

Textbook and reference
  1. Ben A. van der Pluijm and Stephen Marshak., 2004, Earth structure 2nd edition.
  2. Karato, S., 2003, The dynamic structure of the deep earth - An interdisciplinary approach, Princeton University Press.
Teaching plan
  1. Introduction: Plate tectonics, deformation of natural rocks
  2. Force and Stress
  3. Deformation and strain
  4. Rheology, mechanical behavior of rock materials
  5. Microstructures (defects, dislocations, lattice preferred orientation (LPO))
  6. Deformation mechanisms (dislocation and diffusion creep, grain boundary sliding)
  7. Mid-term exam
  8. Brittle deformation processes
  9. Faults and faulting
  10. Ductile deformation processes: folds and shear zone
  11. Fabrics: lineation and foliation
  12. Experimental techniques (Gas-medium apparatus, Griggs apparatus, Multianvil press, Diamond anvil press)
  13. Deformation experiments
  14. Fabric analysis
  15. Final exam
Evaluation of grade

Mid-term exam (30%), Final exam (40%), Quiz and assignment (20%), Attendance (10%)

Teaching Assistant : Byungkwan Ko

 

 

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