SBVC Earth Sciences Department

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The Earth Sciences Department at SBVC is comprised of the following disciplines: Geography, Geology, GIS and Oceanography.

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Map Projections 05/13/2022

Can't wait for Summer and Fall 2022 geography courses? Check out this XKCD comic on what your favorite map projection says about you.

Map Projections

01/22/2020

Excellent infographic on how Earth sciences contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Credits: Geological Society of London Geology for Global Development

12/29/2019

Crystal Cove via drone on the Fall 2019 Physical Geography Lab Field Trip to Crystal Cove & Upper Newport Bay. Looking good!

What is the winter solstice? 12/22/2019

Happy Winter Solstice!

What is the winter solstice? The shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere that kicks off the winter season

Engineering Geology | Geology Page 10/15/2019

A great write up on an interesting field in geology.

Engineering Geology | Geology Page Engineering Geology is the application of geology to engineering studies to ensure that the geological factors related to the location, design, construction

SBVC Program Highlight: GIS 10/04/2019

What can you do with a GIS Certificate from San Bernardino Valley College?

SBVC Program Highlight: GIS San Bernardino Valley College offers a degree and certificate program in Geographic Information Systems! There are many internship and job opportunities avai...

Photos from Geology Page's post 05/13/2019

The place that started it all. Siccar Point, Scotland

Photos from Geology Page's post 10/24/2018

This place is cool. We discuss this during the Minerals Lecture.

Formation of supercontinents and strength of ocean tides | Geology Page 09/08/2018

We just covered this in both Geology 101 and Ocean 101.

Formation of supercontinents and strength of ocean tides | Geology Page The cyclic strengthening and weakening of ocean tides over tens of millions of years is likely linked to another, longer cycle: the formation of Earth's supercontinents every 400 to 600 million years, according a new study. The new findings have implications for the formation of our planet, its clim...

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