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Data For Educators
Looking for interesting data to use in your course? We've worked with educators and scientists to identify GPS stations that illustrate various Earth science processes. The data are the same quality that many scientists use in their research and is in a MS Excel readable format called CVS.

GPS data that show...
… tectonic plates moving and deforming

… movement on different sides of a fault

… rebound of plates after an earthquake!

… movement on a subduction zone

… ground deformation from volcanic activity

    • Will it Blow? Monitoring Yellowstone's Volcanic Activity Activity sequence for students in grades 8 - 12. Students interpret historical and real-time monitoring data: volcanic eruption history, hydrothermal activity, earthquakes, and GPS data for Yellowstone National Park. By analyzing this data students determine if there is a space suitable for building a golf resort in the park. Students construct a presentation or written report based on the National Science Standards format.

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Selected GPS Stations

To see these stations on a larger map and discover more GPS stations and data, try the Data Archive Interface.To explore GPS velocity vectors, try the UNAVCO Velocity Viewer. This Viewer is a proof of concept / beta prototype, occasionally has glitches at full-Earth view, and may not work on older browsers (<Mac OS X 2.9).

General GPS Education Materials

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Last modified Friday, 05-Mar-2010 00:10:00 UTC

 

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