The Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) is an international organization that explores Earth's structure and history through scientific ocean drilling.

Welcome to . The research community that lies at the heart of the PAGES project works towards a better understanding of the Earth's changing environment in the geologically recent past, focusing always on those aspects that best inform our evaluation of current and future global changes and their consequences for human populations.__more... PAGES Newsletter 2002-2 Stable Isotopes View from the ...

ODSN Plate Tectonic Reconstruction Service This is the platetectonic reconstruction service. In this section you can calculate platetectonic reconstructions of any age back to 150 My. Please read the reference information for more info on how these maps are calculated and what data is used. There's also a reference you might want to cite if you use one of these maps for a publication. An ...

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The aim of the PMIP project is to evaluate climate models under paleoclimate conditions and improve our understanding of past climate changes ...

Web Server for plate tectonics ...

Next: Introduction Paleoclimatology and climate system dynamics Jonathan T. Overpeck NOAA Paleoclimatology Program, Boulder, Colorado Also at Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, The University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309 Introduction The Role of the Paleo-Sciences in Understanding Climate System Dynamics Natural Variability: Patterns and Processes The Spectrum of Climatic Variability and ...

Lithologic, Paleogeographic, and Paleocurrent Maps of the World ...

Announcement and description of an international workshop on a climatic, biotic, and tectonic transect, pole-to-pole, across the early Mesozoic supercontinent, June 1999. Updated regularly.

History & Origin of the Grand Canyon, Evolution of the Colorado River ...

Tectonic reconstructions of the Caribbean region contributed by Dr. James Pindell The plate tectonic history of the Caribbean is shown here by reconstructions of the region at various times in the geologic past. The illustrations are modified from Pindell (1994), which itself is a culmination of several other papers (see references below). Late Miocene (10 million years) Early Miocene (21 ...

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