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Primary School - Grades K-3
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Test the level of compaction of soil at different locations.
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Explore where diamonds are found, how they are formed, and what they are used for
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What causes the big breaks and cracks in our Earth? What do faults have to do with fractures?
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All about Earthquakes
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Elementary School - Grades 4-6
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Test if soil color can be used to evaluate the moisture content of the soil.
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Test if the porosity of a rock matrix is affected by particle size.
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Investigate how particles of different sizes, shapes, and textures are sorted into different layers during the process of sedimentation.
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What does the world look like 800km from the earth?
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How do fossils form?
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All about Earthquakes
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Middle School - Grades 7-9
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Perform a local calibration of lichen growth for lichenometry dating in your area and use this calibration to date a manmade or geological feature or disturbance in your area (for example, old stone walls, or a road cut, or a rock slide).
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Investigate how layers of sand deform under lateral compression.
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Model the flow of groundwater, and calculate the flow rate using Darcy's formula.
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Determine what effect additives have on the transfer of force through saturated soil.
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Investigate what happens to the volume of wet sand under compression.
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The Effect of Compression on Granular Media
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Determine the profile of a desert wash from top to bottom - particle size and abundance.
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Determine the effect of bottom contour on the height of a wave.
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Identify the texture, depth, color, structure, moisture, presence of rocks, roots and free carbonates in your neighborhood.
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Discover what fossil life is found in the Torrey Pines Bay Point Formation compared to the fossil life found in the Point Loma Bay Point formation.
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High Resolution Uranium Mapping of School Sites
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How Does Ocean Floor Morphology Affect Wave Height and Speed at the Shore?
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Does Temperature Affect the Salt Formation in the Dead Sea?
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What Effect Does Soil Particle Size Have on Water Absorption?
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Which soil is the safest to build a structure on in the earthquake-prone area of San Francisco Bay?
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Which soil foundation can withstand the most water before liquefaction occurs?
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The effects of liquefaction on desert soils
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Test the accuracy of weir coefficient.
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Discover what fossil life is found in the Torrey Pines Bay Point Formation compared to the fossil life found in the Point Loma Bay Point formation.
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Sediment Deposition Patterns in Varying Water Velocities
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Find out if natural creeks can support a beach without manmade help.
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What method of repair works best for sinkholes?
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All about Earthquakes
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High School - Grades 10-12
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The Origins of Aplite Dikes within the Half Dome Granodiorite Using Initial Strontium and Lead Ratios
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Build a model illustrating sea-floor spreading and subduction.
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Simulation of terrestrial impact craters
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Fossil source material movement due to tectonic vibrations
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Slip-Rate Determination of the Great Kavir Fault in Northeast Iran
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Determine the dominant soil type in your neighbourhood.
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Measure the amount of water stored in the pore space of a soil sample.
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All about Earthquakes
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Useful Links
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R=Reference
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Science Fair Projects Resources
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Geology Resources
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Earth Sciences Resources
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Weather Resources
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Tornado Resources
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Solar System Quiz
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Tornadoes, Hurricanes and Weather Jokes
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Citation Guides, Style Manuals, Reference
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Safety Resources
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Earth Sciences Fair Projects Books
    
    
    
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