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Earth and Ocean Science Courses (EOS)

graduate level, taught in Durham

222. The Geology Side of Energy. NS, QID, STS The elementary geology of Earth’s energy resources. Lectures, demonstrations, guest speakers and optional field trip on how the Earth provides usable energy. Introduction to energy exploration. The geology of hydrocarbon, geothermal system, and fissionable element reservoirs. Alternative energy reservoirs such as gas clathrates and peat. The geologic conditions for CO2 sequestration. Global energy resource assessment. Speakers from industry and government. Optional field tip to active energy exploration and production during Fall Break. Assignment: exercises, case histories, and poster presentation. Prerequisites: upper division or graduate standing. Instructor: Malin. 3 units.

 
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