TPG Volume 54, Number 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE FEATURES
Dynamic Teaching of “Dynamic Earth” - [Student Article] Baylee Stark, SA-7520
Safety for the Infrastructure Geologist - Expecting the Unexpected George H. Davis, CPG-10951
Practice of Geology William J. Elliott, CPG-04194 17
Development of an Earthern Dam Break Data Base - [Student Article] K. Hood, B. Wilkins, Dr. T. V., Hromadka, II, AS-0020, H. D. McInvale, R. Boucher
A Computational Model of Groundwater Mound Evolutation Using the CVBEM and Generalized Fourier Series - [Student Article] B.D. Wilkins, N. Flowerday, A. Kratch, J. Greenberg, B. Redmond, A. Baily, Dr. T. V. Hromadka, II, AS-0020, K. Hood, R. Boucher, H.D. McInvale
Field Trip Insurance and Safety David Abbott, CPG-4570
Alpine Sports and Geologic Processes Jeffrey Frederick, CPG-10989
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Tales From the Field - The Darien Gap David Brown, CPG-07130
Zoning of the Willow Creek Pluton, Hatcher Pass State Historic Recreation Site, Talkeetna Mountains, Alaska - [Student Article] David A. Meagher, SA-6485 and Erin Shea
Service to Others Charles Dimmick, CPG-03886
Alternate Energy and Shale Gas Encyclopedia James A. Jacobs, CPG-7760
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The Appalachians - [Student Article] Cortney Cameron, SA-5313
Cover: Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe. Photo was taken looking east from half-way down the falls at the Zimbabwe end. The falls are located at 17:55:28S, 25:51:24 E and are 355 feet high and 1708M (5605 feet) wide. The average volume of water going over them is 1088m3/s, or 38,430cfs, but it varies during the year from 3,000 cfs to 105,000 cfs. By John Berry, CPG-04032.
Microfacies and Diagenetic Analysis of Lockhart Limestone Shah Alla Ditta Area Islamabad, Pakistan - [Student Article] Zeeshan Khattak, SA-8435
Field Trips and Scientific Debut - [Student Article] Cortney Cameron, SA-5313
Wisconsin AIPG Sponsors Best Geology Project Vote Christine Lilek, CPG-10195
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