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===Sandboxes=== |
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I'm working on revising the Geology section of [[Marin Headlands]] here: [[User:christierowe/sandbox]] |
I'm working on revising the Geology section of [[Marin Headlands]] here: [[User:christierowe/sandbox]] |
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A new Geology section for [[Angel Island (California)]] is being built here: [[User:christierowe/sandbox2]] |
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And adding a section on how accretionary wedges are built to [[Accretionary wedge]] here: [[User:christierowe/sandbox3]] |
And adding a section on how accretionary wedges are built to [[Accretionary wedge]] here: [[User:christierowe/sandbox3]] |
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Revision as of 02:49, 12 November 2019
| This user is an instructor for the course Wikipedia:Wiki_Ed/McGill_University/Crustal_Rheology_(Fall_2019). |
I am a geologist. I am editing and adding pages on geological topics and places that are meaningful to me and relevant to my areas of expertise..
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Current projects
Sept-Dec 2019: I am supervising students working on Fold (geology), Fault (geology), Anatexis, Exhumation (geology), Franciscan Complex, Deformation mechanism, Cataclasite
Sandboxes
I'm working on revising the Geology section of Marin Headlands here: User:christierowe/sandbox
A new Geology section for Angel Island (California) is being built here: User:christierowe/sandbox2
And adding a section on how accretionary wedges are built to Accretionary wedge here: User:christierowe/sandbox3
Done
2019-10-01: Fixed up the Geology section of Ring Mountain (California)
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