Geography Facilities The following equipment and items available for faculty and student research: Climatology Lab PC and Unix workstations for faculty and student research An extensive CD-ROM and regional weather data archive Unidata licenses for GEMPAK and WXP NOAA/NWS surface weather station Map Library USGS Map Depository Remote Sensing and GIS Facility SUN SPARC 20/50 workstations SPARC 10 workstations Pentium class microcomputers Software licenses for: UNIX ERDAS Imagine PC ERDAS UNIX ARC/INFO ARC/INFO and ARCVIEW Large Calcomp digitizers and smaller digitizing tables Large format plotters Color printers Color video camera Remote Sensing Data Large inventory of digital remote sensing data Landsat TM and MSS data USFWS National Wetlands Inventory data SPOT data TIGER/Line Eastwide Forest Inventory database STATSGO data USGS land use / land cover USGS digital elevation models (DEMs) USGS transportation USGS digital raster graphics (DRGs) USEPA stream reach files for Indiana State University Specialized data bases for vegetation and soil coverage Large aerial photography library Geomorphology Lab Geomorphology is the science of the study of landforms. Landforms on Earth range in size from large scale mountains to smaller scale phenomena, such as, individual meander bends on rivers like the Wabash. Geomorphology is concerned with both the form (morphology) of landforms and the means (processes) by which landforms are created.  Research in Geomorphology at Indiana State University is primarily concerned with the processes that operate in fluvial (river) environments and, in particular, with the erosion, transport, and deposition of sediment. The majority of our work is collaborative and field-based (most field areas are outside the United States). It is intended to provide the baseline information necessary for the development of effective modeling strategies at a variety of spatial scales, as well as advancing understanding of landform evolution and the sedimentary record. Seismology Facility S 102 broad-band seismometer Biogeography Facility Soil auger Binocular microscopes Velmex tree-ring measuring system Fume hood Increment Borers Forest Mensuration Instruments Field laptop computer Analytical Facility An inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer with a mass spectrometer (ICP-MS) attached for low-level detection is housed in the Chemistry Department. Department of Geography, Geology, and Anthropology Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN 47809 Phone: (812) 237-2444