My interest in volcanoes is not the only field in the Earth sciences that I am interested in. Just to get into the field of volcanology one has to get a Geology degree. Volcanoes also produce many earthquakes, so I also have a general interest in the movement of the Earth. As with the other science pages the main purposes for this page are to give those of you who are new to the science world a small taste of what's out there, and to give those who are already involved in science a few sites to find some cool products and data. The background photo is of the Grand Canyon in Arizona and was taken by me in 1999. The photo was originally in color and can be seen that way in the photo album, but I have made it a gray scale image to make the text more readable. Have fun!

Web Camera Site National Park Service Link for Park Web Cameras Geological Surveys and Societies United States Geological Survey National Science Foundation National Geographic Society American Geophysical Union Geological Society of America American Geophysical Institute American Association for the Advancement of Science Committee on Earth Observation Satellites National Centers for Environmental Information Natural Hazards Center Pennsylvania Geological Survey Pittsburgh Geological Society Alaska Geological Society Idaho Geological Survey Australian Geological Survey British Geological Survey The Geological Society of London Geological Survey of Canada Geological Survey of Japan Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society IEEE University Geology Departments University of Alaska Fairbanks University of Alaska Fairbanks/Geophysical Institute University of Alaska Fairbanks/Geophysical Institute Earth and Planetary Remote Sensing Group The group I was associated with at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Indiana University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Michigan Technological University University of Washington University of Hawai'i at Manoa University of Hawai'i School of Ocean & Earth Science & Technology University of Hawai'i - Hilo State University of New York at Buffalo University of Colorado at Boulder New Mexico Technological University Earthquake Information USGS National Earthquake Information Center Located in Golden, Colorado. Alaska Earthquake Center Located in Fairbanks, Alaska. Miscellaneous Earth Science Links USGS topoBuilder EarthCache GeoCache Earth Sciences and Map Library Located at the University of California Berkeley. OneGeology Mapping the geology of the planet. Geology in Our National Parks From National Park Service. EarthRef Geology.com Magnetic Declination Calculator For calibrating a Brunton Compass. Crustal Ages of the Sea Floor Natural Hazards Databases National Institute of Standards and Technology U.S. Tsunami Warning System The Discovery Channel Science.gov Bivouac.com Site for the Canadian Mountain Encyclopedia based out of Calgary, Alberta in Canada. They have info on many Canadian mountains, as well as other mountains around North America. I have submitted several photos to them upon request (thanks to Kevin), so stop by their site and check them out. Degree Confluence Project Site dedicated to showing photos to the world of what is located at each latitude and longitude crossing point. Make Your Own Earthquake Preparedness Kit Earthquake Recovery Resource Guide Emergency Preparedness in School Guide to Saving Money on Disaster Preparedness Infographic: Disaster Preparedness Essentials Natural Disasters Disaster Preparedness for Your Car Flooded Basement and What to Do How to Prepare Your Finances for a Natural Disaster