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Interesting Links
  • Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC)
  • General Earth Science Information
  • AGU,this is the homepage of the American Geophysical Union. I'm sure they have great parties.
  • US Global Change Research Information Office, they have several programs in place and software.
  • Earthwatch, these people are more concerned with environmental issues but they do have many interesting projects.
  • ENC, Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Science and Mathematics Education, look here for most everything available for science and math.
  • Florida EXPLORES!, this page has a great layout and there are many projects here worth a closer look. Besides how can you go wrong with a URL that starts with "thunder"?
  • GLOBE, this project has the tackiest name of them all. Go here to find what the name stands for and all of the things they have to offer.
  • Hawaii Space Grant Consortium, a joint effort by several schools. See if you can figure out what land mass is depicted on the image.
  • NSF, aren't these guys the ones with the money? This will link you to NSF homepage. The interesting information is in the Geoscience section.
  • DRIG, Dallas Remote Imaging Group. This slow (full screen GIF's are definitely a no-no) page has links to many sources of earth science information.
  • ESRI, Environmental Systems Research Institute. The makers of ArcView has a great page with lots of pictures. If you can figure out where to click there is actually quite a bit of useful information here.
  • Macro Press, a commercial site with great information on the current national science curriculum and Standards.
  • NOAA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This page has quite a bit of earth science data. Be sure to look at the National Geophysical Data Center section.
  • Weather Page, The Weather Page that Randy really likes.
  • Volcanoes, A nice page about volcanoes.
  • Department of Geography (Penn State) The home page of the Geography Department at Penn State.
  • EarthRise Research project at UCSD.
  • CoVis ProjectThe Learning Through Collaborative Visualization (CoVis) Project is thousands of students,over a hundred teachers,and dozens of reseachers and scientests working to improve science education in middle and high schools.
  • Volcano World Near real-time volcano information supported by NASA.