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  1. 1. GEOLOGIC MAPPING 2014 EVENT OVERVIEW
  2. 2. MARK A. VANHECKE NATIONAL SCIENCE OLYMPIAD EARTH-SPACE SCIENCE EVENT CHAIR PRESENTED BY: mvanhecke@comcast.net
  3. 3. PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES: Identify event parameters for the 2014 Geologic Mapping Event Identify the basic features of geologic maps Use a geologic map diagram to construct a cross section and project map features Interpret a block diagram and order rock strata from oldest to youngest
  4. 4. EVENT OVERVIEW 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  5. 5. 2014 EVENT OVERVIEW Identify basic features of geologic maps Interpret geologic map features including intrusions, subsurface geometries, deformation features and subsurface depositional features Identify folds, fault types and erosional patterns Construct fault sections, topographic profiles, projections of mapped features
  6. 6. 2014 EVENT OVERVIEW Identify structural elements shown in geologic maps including synforms, antiforms, basins, monoclines, domes and saddles Determine bed thicknesses, true dip and orientations of planes from point
  7. 7. WHAT IS A GEOLOGIC MAP? 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  8. 8. WHAT ARE GEOLOGIC MAPS? A geologic map shows: Mappable Rock Layers Mappable sediment layers that cover up the rocks Geologic structures including folds, faults and intrusions ‘Mappable’ rock layers are recognized consistently across a landscape
  9. 9. WHAT ARE GEOLOGIC MAPS? Mappable units of rock and sediment may be identified using letter symbols
  10. 10. WHAT ARE GEOLOGIC MAPS? Mappable units of rock and sediment may also use colors, patterns or combinations of letter symbols and colors/patterns
  11. 11. GEOLOGY AND GEOLOGIC HISTORY
  12. 12. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
  13. 13. NATURAL RESOURCES
  14. 14. GEOHAZARDS
  15. 15. GROUNDWATER
  16. 16. BASIC FEATURES OF GEOLOGIC MAPS 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  17. 17. GEOLOGIC MAPS
  18. 18. BASIC FEATURES OF GEOLOGIC MAPS The basic features of a geologic map are the map itself and the legend or key used to explain the symbols, colors/patterns
  19. 19. STRATIGRAPHIC COLUMNS
  20. 20. CROSS SECTIONS
  21. 21. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
  22. 22. DRAWING A CROSS SECTION 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  23. 23. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION A geologic map identifies different rock types and where they can be seen on the surface
  24. 24. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION A cross section of a geologic map is a vertical slice of the Earth’s surface that shows what the underlying geologic structure at that location looks like
  25. 25. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION A cross section of a geologic map also shows the boundaries between different types of rock found on the surface
  26. 26. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION A cross section of a geologic map also shows the orientation of rock layers where they intersect the surface. The orientation or direction of rock layers is expressed as Strike and Dip.
  27. 27. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION Strike refers to the compass bearing (direction) of a line formed by the intersection of a horizontal plane and an inclined layer of rock. N NE SW Angle of the strike is from NE to SW In a strike-dip symbol, the larger line refers to the Strike
  28. 28. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION Dip refers to the angle between a horizontal plane and the inclined stratum of rock, fault or fracture 45º Horizontal Plane Dip Direction
  29. 29. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION In a strike-dip symbol, the smaller line indicates Dip 45
  30. 30. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION The location of the dip line in relation to the strike line indicates the direction of the dip. 45 Rock layer dips to the east 24 Rock layer dips to the west
  31. 31. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION Solve the strike and dip problems given on Worksheet 1 Section 1
  32. 32. WORKSHEET 1: SECTION 1 ANSWERS 40 40 35 40 35 Strike Dip East West East SE NW SE
  33. 33. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION Strike and Dip is usually expressed in bearings (Quadrants)
  34. 34. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION Writing strike and dip coordinates 24 Strike= N45ºW Dip= 24ºSW 43 Strike= N90ºE Dip= 43ºN
  35. 35. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION On Worksheet 1 Section 2 measure the angle of strike and write out the bearings for the strike and dip measurements given
  36. 36. WORKSHEET 1: SECTION 2 ANSWERS 52 38 Strike = N44ºW (or S44ºE) Dip= 52ºSW Strike= N82ºE (or S82ºW) Dip= 38ºNW
  37. 37. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION STEP 1 On Worksheet 2, draw a horizontal line just below the diagram as shown below
  38. 38. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION STEP 2 Transfer all available information from the diagram as shown to the line you just drew.
  39. 39. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION STEP 3 Indicate the locations of boundaries between layers on the horizontal line as shown
  40. 40. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION STEP 4 Use a protractor to measure the direction and angle of the dip and draw a small line on the horizontal line for each as shown
  41. 41. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION How are different outcrops of the same layer connected? How do dip angles and directions change above and below the surface?
  42. 42. DRAWING A GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION STEP 5 Connect the boundary lines for each layer as shown
  43. 43. PRINCIPLES OF STRATIGRAPHY 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  44. 44. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  45. 45. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM Block diagrams show different rock strata and changes that have been made over time to their layering
  46. 46. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM Fault Original Horizontality Superposition Igneous Intrusion Nonconformity
  47. 47. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM
  48. 48. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM OLDEST YOUNGEST
  49. 49. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM Original Horizontality Superposition Angular Disconformity Disconformity Igneous Intrusions Faults Nonconformity
  50. 50. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM
  51. 51. INTERPRETING A BLOCK DIAGRAM OLDEST YOUNGEST
  52. 52. RESOURCES 2014 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
  53. 53. RESOURCES http://geomaps.wr.usgs.gov/parks/gmap/gmap3.html USGS Geologic Maps. An excellent discussion of strike and dip. It also provides a good introduction to map keys. http://www.wwnorton.com/college/geo/geolab/animations. aspx This web-based Norton Publishing Lab Manual for Introductory Geology is filled with animations that show the movements of geologic features that are identified on many maps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZHgxlh0PQ4 Excellent Video Series I used for the Block Diagram Activities (three parts to series) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vgo8Z63n60g Excellent description of drawing a Cross Section I used for this activity

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