Master practical field geology with hands-on methods for mapping, surveying, and mineral recognition.
In this edition, you’ll find clear guidance on making geological maps and interpreting field data. It pulls together techniques for topographic mapping, plane-table surveying, and recognizing rock types common to mining districts. The content emphasizes workflows that bridge theory and real-world applications for miners, engineers, and explorers.
What you’ll experience
- Step-by-step instructions for field mapping, mapping bases, and reading elevations.
- Practical guidance on geologic mapping, boundary drawing, and cross-referencing surface and underground observations.
- Discussion of minerals, rock types, and mineralogical tables useful for site work.
- Methods for organizing field notes, drafting maps, and presenting findings clearly.
Ideal for readers involved in mining, prospecting, and geology fieldwork who want solid, actionable techniques.