GLY4790C
Summer Field Camp
2012 (TBA)

(Entrada/Todilto contact)
Initial
Deposits Due Feb 1, 2012
Students from outside
UF: We have limited space available this year. Please contact Dr.
Meert if you are interested.
2012
Cost and Schedule (for Costs please e-mail Dr. Meert): A non-refundable
deposit of
$200.00 must be sent by Feb 1, 2012 to reserve a place at
camp. Final cost for field camp will be determined once we
have an idea of the total number of students attending.
IMPORTANT
PRE-FIELD CAMP WARNING: Austing Haus is at 9200 feet. All of our
field areas are above 7000 feet. We hike a lot, climb a lot and
so fitness is a critical aspect of field camp. Get a group
together and bike, run, walk, do stadiums or anything that will get you
fit and ready for field camp.
Buy boots now and break them in
early. Blisters suck
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Schedule (2012 tentative schedule):
Date
Event/Project
(Su) May 13th Departure Geology Parking Lot
(Su-We) May
13th-16th
Travel to
other Geologic stops along the way
(We) May 16th Arrive Austing Haus Evening
(Th) May 17th
Volcanic stratigraphy exercise (bag lunch)
(due May 13th morning)
(Fr) May 18th
Tour of the field camp area (bag lunch)
(Sa) May 19th
Servilleta Basalts Section Day 1 (bag lunch)
(Su) May 20th
Servilleta Basalts Section Day 2 (bag lunch)
(Mo) May 21st
Servilleta Basalts write-up due
evening May 16th
(Tu) May 22nd Tour of Valles Caldera Region (bag lunch)
(We) May 23rd Colorado Plateau/Sed Units (bag lunch)(Th)
May 24th
Ghost Ranch
(Fr)
May 25th
Ghost Ranch Day 2- Camp Evening (breakfast, lunch dinner)
(Sa) May 26th Ghost Ranch Projects Due evening
(Su) May 27th
(Mo) May 28th
(Tu) May 29th
(We) May 30th
Day
Off (dinner in town)
(Th) May 31st
Rattlesnake Gulch Day 1 (bag lunch)
(Fr) June 1st
Rattlesnake Gulch Day 2 (bag lunch)
(Sa) June 2nd
Rattlesnake Gulch Day 3 (bag-lunch)
(Su) June 3rd Rattlesnake Gulch Projects Due
(Mo) June 4th
Day Off
(Tu) June 5th
Study Day
(We) June 6th
Written Final Exam
What to
Bring With You
-sleeping bag
-hiking boots (break these in early)
-poncho or rain gear
-rock hammer
-hand lens
-day pack that can carry at least
4-5 liters of water
-canteen, water bottle or camelback
preferred
-hat or cap
-cold weather gear (we get snow and
freezing weather)
-hot weather gear (it gets hot)
-marking pens, pencils, colored
pencil
-laptop with drawing package
software (CorelDraw or Adobe)
-sunscreen, chapstick, skin lotion,
insect repellant
-sunglasses
-sneakers
-watch
-small flashlight
-towel and washcloth
-personal toiletries
-clipboard
-ziplock bags (pint and quart sizes
for samples)
-Stereonet and tracing paper
Additional
Recommendations:
-small sleeping pad
-bandana
-handkerchiefs
-pocket knife
-camera (digital is best)
-bandaids, aspirin, minor medical
supplies (molskin)
-mending kit
-stamps, envelopes
-credit card or ATM card
-reference books (keep to a minimum)
-alarm clock
What is
not allowed:
-excessive clothing (laundry
services are available)
-bulky luggage or hardpack luggage
-expensive or bulky electronics
-large pillows
-anything delicate or fragile
-personal coolers or ice chests
-skis, bikes, lawn chairs etc
-fireworks
-firearms or other weapons
-illegal drugs or ‘contraband’
-pets