A Geophysical field school providing introduction to the practical application of various geophysical techniques (gravity, magnetics, electrical, electromagnetics, seismics, or ground penetrating radar). On-campus lectures with outdoor field sessions, and off-campus field days with industry participation. Applicable to earth sciences, environmental (geo)science, anthropology, and civil engineering.

Prerequisite(s): Earth Sciences 2220A/B or permission of the Department.

Extra Information: A ten day field course typically in early September. Note: Students must inform the designated instructor of their intention to register in the course prior to May 1st, and register prior to August 15th. The field course is subsidized by the department.