Education Resources

Hydrothermal day of the Indiana University Volcanoes of the Eastern Sierra field course, Sunday, May 24, 2015. (Photo/Beth Bartel, UNAVCO)
Attendees of the 2017 Super Science Saturday at the NCAR Mesa Lab learn about glacial isostasy with “flubber.” November 4, 2017. Boulder, Colorado. (Photo/Daniel Zietlow, UNAVCO)
UNAVCO staff members Beth Bartel and Dan Zietlow discuss tsunami early warning systems and glacial isostasy at the 2017 Super Science Saturday at the NCAR Mesa Lab. November 4, 2017. Boulder, Colorado. (Photo Courtesy of Kim Reed)
Students at General William J. Palmer High School in Colorado Springs, Colorado learn about polar science and engineering from UNAVCO polar engineer Annie Zaino and outreach specialist Beth Bartel as part of the Cool Science program. (Photo/Beth Bartel, UNAVCO)

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Additional Resources

Seismology resources

EarthScope also provides a variety of educational resources for seismology (including animations, posters, and demonstrations) for levels ranging from novice to expert.

GPS Spotlight

The GPS Spotlight website contains guides explaining how GPS works and examples of science powered by a specific GPS stations around the world.