Geology: Websites
DOGAMI Websites and Publications
The Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries (aka DOGAMI) is the go-to place for geology information in Oregon including information about natural hazards like tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcanos.
The DOGAMI site includes links to a lot of great information including links to original DOGAMI publications like:
- Oregon Geologic Data CompilationA digital compilation of geologic data for the state of Oregon
- Oregon Geology magazineOregon Geology (formerly The Ore Bin) is designed to reach a wide spectrum of readers in the geoscience community who are interested in all aspects of the geology of Oregon and its applications.
The magazine in its current format ceased publication with the summer 2014 issue. A new publication is expected to be announced spring 2015. - Cascadia newsletterCascadia is a newsletter for policy makers, state and local government agencies, and the general public.
USGS Website and Publications
The U.S. Geological Survey, or USGS, provides reliable scientific information about geology, natural disasters, water management, and energy and mineral resources.
- USGS main siteThe USGS site has a wealth of information including data, maps, educational pamphlets, hundreds of images, educational materials, and lots more.
- Earthquake Hazards programincludes regional information
Other suggested websites
- Oregon Coastal AtlasCoastal erosion, tsunami, landslide information and links to lots of resources.
- Pacific Northwest Seismic NetworkTrack current earthquake, volcano and seismic activity in the Pacific Northwest.
- University of California Museum of PaleontologyCheck out this fascinating resource for rotating online exhibits, geologic timeline, research updates, and links to many more sources.
- Volcano WorldCurrent volcanic eruptions around the world.