Unlocking Earth's Secrets: Geological Appraisal And Social Aspects Society of Earth Scientists Series

The world beneath our feet is a captivating mystery. From the formation of majestic mountains to the creation of rich mineral deposits, the Earth's geological processes hold the key to understanding our planet's history and shaping its future. To unravel these secrets, the Society of Earth Scientists presents the Geological Appraisal And Social Aspects Series, an engaging collection of articles that explore the various aspects of geology and its influence on society.

Understanding Geological Appraisal

Geological appraisal is the systematic assessment of geological features and resources. It involves studying various geological formations, such as sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks, to determine their characteristics and potential applications. This appraisal process plays a crucial role in identifying valuable minerals, developing sustainable mining practices, and mitigating geological hazards. In this series, you will delve into the intricacies of geological appraisal and learn about the techniques and technologies used to uncover the Earth's hidden treasures.

Unveiling Social Aspects of Geology

Geology doesn't exist in a vacuum. Its impact extends far beyond the realm of rocks and minerals. The Society of Earth Scientists recognizes the importance of studying the social aspects of geology and their influence on society. From the socio-economic impacts of mining activities to the role of geological phenomena in shaping cultures and traditions, this series explores the intricate relationship between geology and human society. By understanding these social aspects, we can make informed decisions that balance the needs of development and sustainability.

Prehistoric River Saraswati, Western India: Geological Appraisal and Social Aspects (Society of Earth Scientists Series)

by K.S. Valdiya(1st ed. 2017 Edition, Kindle Edition)

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	12992 KB
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Exploring Rich Deposits of Knowledge

With the Geological Appraisal And Social Aspects Society of Earth Scientists Series, you will embark on a journey of discovery and exploration. Each article within the series provides an in-depth analysis of a specific geological feature, appraisal technique, or social aspect related to geology. From the breathtaking vistas of geological formations to the tales of civilizations deeply connected with their natural surroundings, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the Earth's geological heritage and its significance in our lives.

Title: Unveiling Earth's Hidden Secrets: Geological Marvels and Human Connections

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Join us on this captivating journey through time, as we unlock the mysteries hidden within the Earth's very foundation. The Geological Appraisal And Social Aspects Society of Earth Scientists Series offers an immersive exploration of geology like never before. Brace yourself for an adventure that combines science, history, and the stories of our interconnectedness with the Earth.

Prehistoric River Saraswati, Western India: Geological Appraisal and Social Aspects (Society of Earth Scientists Series)

by K.S. Valdiya(1st ed. 2017 Edition, Kindle Edition)

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	12992 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	214 pages

FREE

This book portrays the Himalayan-born River Saraswati, a legendary river that was the lifeline of a progressive and vibrant society for more than three thousand years. Written in simple language and richly illustrated, it highlights the events that resulted in the robbing of the Saraswati of its water and the end of a wonderful culture. The author weaves a geological narrative out of a mass of data generated by explorers, archaeologists, sedimentologists, geohydrologist, seismologists and remote-sensing specialists. The story explains how a great Himalayan river disappeared and how the Harappan Civilization vanished from the banks of the river Saraswati more than three and half thousand years ago in the wake of tectonic upheavals in the foothills of the Himalaya at a time when the rainfall had drastically declined. And it reveals that nowadays the Saraswati is an extraordinary wide water-less channel coursing through the vast but dry floodplain in western India.