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Welcome to WikiProject Geology, a collaboration area and group of editors dedicated to improving Wikipedia's coverage of geology. For more information on WikiProjects in general, please see Wikipedia:WikiProject and the Guide to WikiProjects.

Goals

Scope

  • All articles included in the Category:Geology technically fall within the scope of this project. We acknowledge and are grateful for the efforts of other projects dealing with specific areas of geology, such as Wikipedia:WikiProject Volcanoes, and will focus this project's attention primarily on those articles which do not fall within the scope of any of these related projects.

Open tasks and guidelines

Similar Wikiprojects

Participants

User Areas of interest Comments
Sushant gupta (talk · contribs) Evolution of Earth i'll try my best to contribute
Warlordjohncarter (talk · contribs) primarily project maintenance activities rather overextended, but will help where I can
Geologyguy (talk · contribs) General, vandal patrol Will try to add content
Climberdave (talk · contribs) Well geology really I guess Capable of adding and updating on previous topic, little new to the whole creating pages thing
Blueschist (talk · contribs) metamorphic petrology, geochronology, geochemistry, subduction zones...and general stuff it's tough to dedicate time since I'm busy at work, but I watch these pages plus lots of rock stuff. I'll look around for a page needing attention.
Zamphuor (talk · contribs) General, with some leaning towards "soft rocks" and stuff related to impact cratering Don't have much time to devote, but hope to be periodically active
Tillman (talk · contribs) Economic geology, geochemistry, mining geology, history of geology & mining I've been adding some new pages, and have recently cleaned up and added to the

List of geologists. I'll continue to be active as time permits.

MeanStreets (talk · contribs) I'm currently working in the petoleum industry, just graduated uni with a geology degree, geophysics, sedimentology, seismology, plate tech, petroleum play, i'm busy finding that oil but i have some free time at weekends. ask me to do something and i'll probably say yes.
Hike395 (talk · contribs) American cordillera I've helped write some general overview articles.
Solarapex (talk · contribs) Project maintenance activities My apologies to the members for calling for the creation of this project and doing nothing. Tragic events pulled out my attention from Wikipedia. Thanks to Warlordjohncarter for picking up.
mav (talk · contribs) Geology of the various provinces and parks of North America Written most of the geology of U.S. national parks articles along with some articles on American volcanoes and provinces. Would like to help get all eon and period articles to GA/FA quality. Long term: help get all geology-related topics listed at WP:VITAL featured.
Think outside the box (Talk - Contribs) all
Mikenorton (talk · contribs) Structural geology mainly, also Petroleum geology Happy to be involved as a contributor, like many others a bit short of time; prepared to have a go at producing diagrams to illustrate articles.
Snoop0x7b (talk · contribs) Igneous petrology and some soil geochemistry
AstroHurricane001 (talk · contribs) Sourcing and additions to extant articles, some creation
Bejnar (talk · contribs) History of Geology, New Mexico, volcanoes, biography, Quaternary, overextended as well, but please feel free to ask for factual sourcing as I am near a good geology library
Graeme Bartlett (talk · contribs) Ediacaran and Australian region
Eve Hall (talk · contribs) Volcanology, remote sensing, geophysics Will probably mostly end up vandal-swatting, but will try to contribute when I can.
arkuat (talk · contribs) Primarily interested in geologic timescale and history of Earth. Curious but not knowledgeable about theories of petroleum origin.
Qyd (talk · contribs) Oil and gas, soft rock, stratigraphy Would like to start a wikiatlas of stratigraphy for WCSB
Emperorbma (talk · contribs) Mainly to help bring the Geologic timeline project under the umbrella of this project.
Verisimilus (talk · contribs) Early life, macroevolution, medium-term climate change, palæontology (except dinosaurs). Templates a speciality. Always happy to help out with interesting articles; just ask!
Kaleksic (talk · contribs) Planetary Geology, Impact cratering
GeoWriter (talk · contribs) most topics especially volcanoes
PalaeoMal (talk · contribs) Quaternary (s.l.) geology; molluscan palaeontology and biostratigrahy; mainly phocussing on Europe and the North Sea Basin. I can mainly be found at the Dutch wikipedia but will be happy to contribute here now and than as well; In real life I am a professional molluscan palaeontologist (Pliocene and Quaternary).
Plazak (talk · contribs) Petroleum and mining Working oil geologist, have worked in mineral exploration and groundwater
Seorwz (talk · contribs) Geophysics, Planetary Science PhD in Geophysics, Currently working on Mars' articles
Alison Troup (talk · contribs) Geology in general, volcanoes, Precambrian geology 3rd year undergrad student. Thought I'd try and lend a hand
jstuby (talk · contribs) Geophysics, Carbonates, Stratigraphy, Palaeontology, regional geology Professional Geologist working in MD, contributed articles on Pennsylvania Geology, edited many others
tharikrish (talk · contribs) Open Source tools in geology, mineral exploration, uranium explotation, uranium metallogeny Geologist, working on List of uranium mines
Black Tusk (talk · contribs) Geologic history, Precambrian geology, rocks, volcanoes, rifting, faulting, anything I guess. Made numerous volcano and some rift articles. Currently working on Canadian and Cascade volcanoes.
Evolauxia (talk · contribs) Earth history, planetary science, Earth system science, geosphere-atmosphere interactions, geophysics Am an atmospheric scientist with an interest in synthesis of earth system connections
Rocksanddirt (talk · contribs) Rocks and Dirt.... Hi, I'm fairly new to wiki editing, and don't have much time, but I'll help out when I can!
Jmpenzone (talk · contribs) Sedimentology, Historical Geology, Paleobotonay & Climatology I'm trying to create consice articles on the basic geology of each state (mostly east coast). I'm also trying to create rock formation articles.
Hydrogen Iodide (talk · contribs) Mountains, lakes, volcanoes, etc.... Attending college.
NerdyNSK (talk · contribs) General Geology, geology of other planets, geology of Venus, planetary science, Geologic history Amateur, very limited training in planetary science
M&NCenarius (talk · contribs) Amateur.
drillerguy (talk · contribs) Applied geology, regional NA geology, increasing general public comprehension of geologic topics, interaction with diverse contributors to interdisciplinary articles. I strive to add what I can to make articles technically precise, but just/more importantly, understandable to an interested, curious lay public. Try to add refs where I can. Professional geologist in Minnesota, licensed driller, CPT contractor and consultant. 25 years experienced (or worn down). Also contribute to related (and unrelated) projects (civil engineering, etc.)
Fossiliferous (talk · contribs) Volcanology, Geochemistry, Geodynamics, Mineralogy, Geomorphology and History of Geology Just started my Phd and have a lot of time on my hands whilst doing lit review and waiting for things to kick off. I'll try my best to contribute as time permits. Let me know where I can help!
Seddon69 (talk · contribs) geology type stuff Just finished my a-level geology hoping to go to university to read geology
Tim Ross (talk · contribs) invertebrate paleontology, but bits and pieces of everything else, as well background in both geology and biology, will look around to see the best way I can help out
Andrew_Benson (talk · contribs) Organic and isotope geochemistry. Tracing environmental pollution. Sedimentary geology emphasis on tectono-stratgraphic basin development.
Geologician (talk · contribs) Geological processes in the Earth's crust. Just became aware of this Geology WikiProject. Wide range of geological interests. Have already been contributing in this and other fields of personal interest.
Professor Chaos (talk · contribs) I'm interested in all geology in general, but I especially like glaciers, volcanoes, and debunking global warming myths. I'm a geology student, just getting started. I figure a great study aid is to look at and add to whatever Wikipedia article pertains to what I'm focusing on at the moment.
Mike Durcanin (talk · contribs) Structural Geology, Extensional Tectonics, Salt Tectonics, Analog Modeling, Rift Basin Development...and general stuff it's tough to dedicate time since I'm busy at work, but I will try to add some references and help edit some of the already posted material in rift system/extensional stuff category.
Paleodude (talk · contribs) paleontology but I'll try to help where i can
Burgesski (talk · contribs) Professional geologist, lots of experience in sedimentary geology and basin-forming mechanisms. Happy to dedicate time to write and edit entries.
Blacice (talk · contribs) Geophysics and planetary geology student Occasional editing
Rico402 (talk · contribs) General geology, engineering and environmental geology, planetary science, climate variability including anthropogenic warming Professional Geologist (PA, USA), Engineering Geologist (semi-retired). Willing to do occasional editing, primarily for style and clarity, some content.
Riffsyphon1024 (talk · contribs) Planetary and terrestrial geology, mineralogy, petrology, stratigraphy, structural geology, geomorphology, 5th year undergrad Geology student on verge of field camp on the Colorado Plateau, Editing wherever needed, writing specific articles on geologic formations that I have encountered, providing links to formations where previously not performed
Pterre (talk · contribs) Geology of the UK A while since I studied the subject, but keep seeing UK articles crying out for attention, so I'll contribute as needed.
Compwhizii (talk · contribs) WikiProject maintenance I'm seeing many of articles missing the appropriate talk page tags for the project, so I'll help out.
Amaltheus1 (talk · contribs) Professional geologist, energy resources (oil, gas, hard coal and lignite), Palaeontology, Mesozoic and Kenozoic times Happy to dedicate time to write and edit geology entries.
Zimbres (talk · contribs) Geology teacher. I'm geologist with a wide range of geological interests. I'm the principal editor of the "Dicionário Livre de Geociências" (in Portuguese)
Aleta (talk · contribs) general, igneous & metamorphic petrology, ultramafic rocks, soapstone and related materials
The Geologist (talk · contribs) Volcanoes, hard rock geology, lithosphere and mantle processes, volcanic edifice instability and tsunami generation I am a professional geologist and volcanologist and am very involved in work on th evolcanoes of the Canary Islands - will the Cumbre Vieja collapse or does another nearby volcano present a bigger danger? I am willing to help with almost anything to do with geology or volcanoes and if you need my assistance i can be contacted at volcanesdeterra@hotmail.com
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Categorization

The root category for this WikiProject is Category:Geology. Please place any and all new articles in the appropriate category or subcategory.

The following subcategories are suggested

The existing geology category tree can be seen here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:CategoryTree?target=Geology&mode=categories&dotree=Show+Tree

Departments

Recognized content

Featured articles
Good articles;
Did you know (DYK)s;

Resources

Articles in need of work

Near Featured Article status

Cretaceous–Tertiary extinction event - Orangemarlin has done a ton of work to get close. Nominated now, it's in the que.

Near Good Article status

The following articles are almost ready for GA-nomination - if someone wants to put in a little work they could take them there!

  • Ice age - a comprehensive article, needs considerable honing
  • Pages needing attention (Geology)
  • Subduction currently okay, however structure of the article needs work. Also lacks information regarding theories of subduction initiation which strikes me as a neccessary addition. As stated on the talk page the current graphic is incorrect (even though it appears to be supplied by the USGS) I'm currently working on a replacement but its going to take a little more time (finals for the next 2 weeks) ClimberDave 10:32, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
  • Palaeo-Tethys Ocean page. This page is not neutral regarding the usage of the term Palaeo-Tethys (or Palaeotethys; see Robertson, 2004; Robertson et al., 2004) or its interpretation for tectonic reconstructions. I could potentially help with this. However, it is a bit of a contentious issue.
I see most of these have been set up already; I'll look at adding some images from my fieldwork there. MeanStreets "...Chorizo..." 14:36, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Transform fault exists as well, using the singular. Cheers Geologyguy 02:46, 16 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
  • There is only indirectly an article for talus (scree) and no article for pediment (Wikipedia was still the first hit for pediment though, because of the classical kind (pediment) ). I came to find out the difference between the two and saw the absence. 65.96.190.159 13:30, 7 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]


  • Ring of Gullion AONB - some of my family live near by so I was having a read up, the article is a little weird I briefly spoke with Prof. G. Fitton about the structure a year or two back and from that I was lead to believe that the structure was simply an excellent example of a Ring Dyke resulting from Caldera collapse not "practically unique globally ..[sic]..when a collision of two massive plates may have dislodged into the earth’s mantle an enormous pluton that had intruded into the bottom of the crust at this point". The structure certainly isn't a compressional one but hopefully someone else may have a little more time or knowledge to figure it out. ClimberDave 14:43, 26 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Possibly sourced from this goverment website so maybe there is some truth in the article, http://www.ehsni.gov.uk/landscape/designated-areas/aonb/aonb_mourne/aonb_mourne_geology.htm ClimberDave 14:48, 26 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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