The study of the origin and effect of earthquakes, and measurement thereof
The study of the origin and effect of earthquakes, and measurement thereof
See seismic prospecting
A geophysical study of the study of bedrock depth, or cavity location by the measuring the reflection of shockwaves induced into the ground
A hexagonal, metallic mineral ore of iron, composed of iron carbonate FeCO3
Rocks formed from consolidated sediment
A unit of mass equal to 2,000lbs. or 907.18474 kg.
Particles, sand, gravel and other rock, found loose, suspended in solid or liquid, or consolidated
Any length of mineralization, often a discontinuous vein
Wire mesh of various size, used for classifying gravel by size
A usually grayish, fine grained mineral substance composed of the metamorphosised compaction of any of clay, volcanic ash, and shale sediments