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393 WE OBJECTIVES
For
Geography 393 you are to devise a detailed workplan (see
Itinerary and
Costs for base),
and place sufficient
reference
diagrams and documentation forms into your
field
book,
enabling you to record the appropriate type,
quantity, and location
data
for
formations and boundaries at all sites. Please develop proficiency with instrumentation and
relevant
samples (in Science D328)
BEFORE you venture into the field.
ALL
data (GPS measurements, photographs, literature, etc.) are joint property of all trip
participants, and you will share it without reservation with all other 393 students and
faculty on this excursion. Upon our return, there will be a secure
server holding such information for all participants at \\GeoDept1\Classes\
Use these materials to develop your
technical report and poster for
presentation.

WE ASSIGNMENTS: This is a writing emphasis (WE)
course, but with rather different assignments than in conventional classroom
courses. My principal objectives for iterative
field writing are:
•
PLANNING: logistics, itinerary, budget, and
contingencies workplan. Audience: project
reviewer; draft: F09MAY08; final: F16MAY08
• IMPLEMENTATION: documentation log
sufficient that another person, without contact with the author, could
accurately reconstruct/replicate all field activities at any time in the
future. Additionally, real-time evaluation (and adjustment as necessary)
of accomplished tasks, with written declaration of immediate intentions,
is necessary in
progress
reports.
Audience: field supervisor; progress reports:
W21MAY, S24MAY, T27MAY, Su01JUN; log: M02JUN (return W04JUN)
• ANALYSIS: compilation, reflection,
interpretation, evaluation, and communication of excursion findings in
either a technical report and a collaborative poster
exhibit. Audience: professional public; draft:
F06JUN; final: F13JUN
The
Park Service
needs
volunteers to assist them in a variety of necessary projects that
funding cuts prevent the Big Bend staff from accomplishing. Your field notes
and reports will go to the Park officials in February to provide
such service assistance.
Go there,
know there; contribute.
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