U.S.
Geological Survey
The USGS site offers a list of ONLINE Books and Other Publications.
Brief description if necessary.
Maine
Geological Survey
The publications
page includes indexes of publications by towns and quadrangles and
also a topographic map index.
Maine
Office of GIS
One-stop shopping for digital geographic data.
Earth
Science World Image Bank
Provides quality geoscience images to the public, educators,
and the geoscience community.
Structural
Geology on the Web
Prepared by Kevin J. Smart (School of Geology and Geophysics, Univ.
of Oklahoma) as complete and current gateway in structural geology
and tectonics.
Cornell's
Digital Earth
The Digital Earth Project, part of the Cornell Geoscience Information
System (GIS), is a global database created by the Institute for
the Study of the Continents (INSTOC) at Cornell to make accessible
geological information accumulated by Cornell researchers over the
last eight years. The GIS includes over 100 different data sets
on the structure of the Earth's crust, location of earthquake faults,
a record of earthquake and volcanic events, magnetic and gravity
measurements and descriptions of aquifers, along with details of
surface topography. Interactive tools allow users -- from advanced
researchers to elementary schoolchildren -- to create maps with
almost any selection and combination of the data.
Mineralogy database
This mineral database contains 4,442 individual
mineral species descriptions with links and a comprehensive image
library.
Tide
Charts for the New England Coast
Geological
Society of America
Association
of American State Geologists links to state geological surveys.
American Geophysical
Union
Multi-Database
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