Tag Archives: Wasatch Plateau

Home Sweet Home…(after 2 months of research and teaching in Utah!!)

sjudge August 9, 2013 7:04 pm

WOOSTER, OH — Two months in the field is great for my geologic soul, but I admit that there is an excitement on campus as I prepare for classes to begin in the next few weeks.  I last blogged about … Continue reading →

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A day in the Wasatch Mountains

sjudge June 21, 2012 2:07 am

Ephraim, Utah-[Guest blogger Tricia Hall] After a couple of productive days measuring deformation features and joints, Dr. Judge and I took a day for a fun drive up into the Wasatch Mountains and Plateau. The scenery was much different from … Continue reading →

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A view of the Wasatch Mountains from above

Mark Wilson July 18, 2010 11:05 pm

Looking west over the Wasatch Mountains into the Salt Lake Valley of Utah. Note the beautiful syncline in the center of the image. Flying across the western United States is such a treat for a geologist. These are the kind … Continue reading →

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Wooster Comes to Central Utah

sjudge July 26, 2009 12:22 am

Ephraim, Utah.  Research Day 1 (July 10). This summer Phil Blecher and Bill Thomas will both be tackling separate problems in the Eocene Green River Formation of central Utah. They both arrived in Ephraim, which is a small town in … Continue reading →

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