Middlebury

GEOL 0111

Natural Hazards

Natural Hazards
Despite increasing technological sophistication, modern civilization remains vulnerable to natural hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, flooding, landslides, extraterrestrial impacts, and other events. In this course we will consider the geologic mechanisms behind these hazards, the societal implications of these hazards, and approaches to reducing risk. Case studies will be combined with exploration of fundamental geologic concepts to provide students a foundation for understanding risk exposure and evaluating approaches to hazard management. (Not open to students who have taken GEOL 0112 or 0170) 3 hrs. lect./1 hr. disc.
Subject:
Geology
Department:
Geology
Division:
Natural Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
SCI
Equivalent Courses:
GEOL 0170
ECSC 0111
GEOL 0112

Sections

Spring 2022

GEOL0111A-S22 Lecture (Ultee)

Fall 2020

GEOL0111A-F20 Lecture (West)

Spring 2020

GEOL0111A-S20 Lecture (Walowski)
GEOL0111X-S20 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Y-S20 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Z-S20 Discussion (Walowski)

Spring 2019

GEOL0111A-S19 Lecture (Walowski)
GEOL0111X-S19 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Y-S19 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Z-S19 Discussion (Walowski)

Spring 2018

GEOL0111A-S18 Lecture (Walowski)
GEOL0111X-S18 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Y-S18 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Z-S18 Discussion (Walowski)

Spring 2017

GEOL0111A-S17 Lecture (Walowski)
GEOL0111X-S17 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Y-S17 Discussion (Walowski)
GEOL0111Z-S17 Discussion (Walowski)