economic geology

Participated in various projects of geological mapping and economic geology.

Between 1910 and 1913 he lectured on economic geology at Cambridge.

His many official reports and bulletins dealt mainly with phases of economic geology.

Half Zantop, 62, was a specialist in economic geology, and had been a professor in the earth sciences department since 1976.

He later earned his master of science degree in hydrology and economic geology at Stanford University.

There are four journals of mineral economics and economic geology:

Finally, a new module in economic and environmental geology is currently being developed.

Initially the museum displayed items of commercial value and focussed on economic geology and forestry.

L. C. Graton occupied a pre-eminent position in economic geology for half a century.

He was on several visiting committees at Harvard, where he endowed a chair in economic geology.