This from Michael Conway at the Arizona Geological Survey.
Arizona Geological Society presents
Roadside Geology of Arizona
Stephen J Reynolds and Julia K Johnson
School of Earth and Space Exploration
Arizona State University
Tuesday, 7 Dec. 6:30 p.m. (MST)
ZOOM (https://arizona.zoom.us/j/87908544524)
Passcode: AGS-2021
ZOOM Venue open at 6:15 p.m.
ABSTRACT. Arizona is an amazing showcase of geologic features and processes. The landscapes of the state reveal a fascinating geologic story, and most chapters of this history can be observed by traveling Arizona’snetwork of federal, state, and local highways. With some strategies for observing landscapes and a general understanding of the of and events,a traveler can piece together the main plot lines of the history. We are using this observe-first, stratigraphy-first approach to write a new version of Roadside Geology of Arizona. In this talk, we will employ a regional approach to Arizona as we explore the geologic scenery of different parts of the state, highlighting the stratigraphy, structural styles, key geologic events, andnotable scenic landmarks.
Presenters
Dr. Steven J. Reynolds was recently named ‘President’s Professor’ at ASU. He has au thored or edited more than 200 geologic maps, articles, and reports, including the 866-page “Geologic Evolution of Arizona. Steve is a past president of the Arizona Geological Society.
Ms. Julia K. Johnson is a geologist and geoscience-education researcher. Her geologic research focuses on the geologyof Arizona, and her education research involves the use of concept sketches in geoscience learning and teaching. She is a co-author of one of the Arizona Geological Survey’s most popular contributed maps: “Geologic Map of thePhoenix Mountains, Central Arizona” (~60,000 views).
Thanks, Wayne! On my calendar.
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