Structural Geology StoryMaps

In the fall of 2019, each student in Professor Wilkerson's Structural Geology & Tectonics course used  ArcGIS StoryMaps  to create an interactive website that explains in detail a type of geologic structure. Students chose the structure that would be the focus of their site, and the resultant StoryMaps are included below.

Click the embedded StoryMaps below to view students' sites on this page, or click the "Open live content" icon in the upper right corner of a StoryMap to view a potentially more robust version (some StoryMap features may not be fully supported in an embedded format) in a new browser tab.

StoryMaps are interactive web sites. The primary action for viewing a StoryMap is to scroll through the site. However, to fully experience the story, be sure to follow on-screen cues:

• to advance slides in a slideshow by clicking right/left pointing arrows,
• to thoroughly investigate a map by zooming, panning, and clicking features, or
• to compare and contrast spatially referenced maps or images by clicking and dragging the vertical swipe bar.

Note that not all interactive elements will be present in every StoryMap and those stated above are not an exhaustive list of interactions, so watch for those cues.