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Chapter 1 Identification of common rock-forming minerals
1£®1 Purposes and requirements
1£®2 Common tools
1£®3 Identification methods of rock-forming minerals
1£®4 Practice contents
1£®4£®1 Morphological observation of mineral monomers
1£®4£®2 Morphological observation of mineral aggregations
1£®4£®3 Color observation of minerals
1£®4£®4 Streak observation of minerals
1£®4£®5 Gloss observation of minerals
1£®4£®6 Transparency observation of minerals
1£®4£®7 Cleavage and fracture observation of minerals
1£®4£®8 Hardness observation of minerals
1£®4£®9 Specific gravity observation of minerals
1£®4£®10 Magnetism observation of minerals
1£®4£®11 Luminescent observations of minerals
1£®4£®12 Sensory characteristic observation of minerals
1£®4£®13 Other characteristics observation of minerals
1£®5 Internship report
1£®6 Thinking questions
Chapter 2 Rock identification
2£®1 Purposes and requirements
2£®2 Common tools
2£®3 Identification method
2£®3£®1 Texture differences of three kinds of rocks
2£®3£®2 Structure differences of three kinds of rocks
2£®4 Identification of igneous rocks
2£®4£®1 Classification of igneous rocks
2£®4£®2 Color of igneous rock
2£®4£®3 Mineral composition of igneous rock
2£®4£®4 Texture and structure of igneous rock
2£®4£®5 To name igneous rock
2£®4£®6 The characteristics of common igneous rock
2£®4£®7 Identification method of igneous rocks by naked eyes
2£®4£®8 An identification example of igneous rock
2£®5 Identification of sedimentary rock
2£®5£®1 Color of sedimentary rock
2£®5£®2 Material composition of sedimentary rock
2£®5£®3 Texture of sedimentary rock
2£®5£®4 Structure of sedimentary rock
2£®5£®5 To name the sedimentary rock
2£®5£®6 Characteristics of common sedimentary rock
2£®5£®7 Identification method of sedimentary rocks by naked eyes ~
2£®6 Identification of metamorphic rock
2£®6£®1 Classification of metamorphism
2£®6£®2 Mineral composition of metamorphic rock
2£®6£®3 Texture of metamorphic rock
2£®6£®4 Structure of metamorphic rock
2£®6£®5 To name the metamorphic rock
2£®6£®6 Classification of metamorphic rocks
2£®6£®7 Characteristics of common metamorphic rocks
2£®6£®8 Identification method of metamorphic rocks
2£®7 The basic identification method of three kinds of rocks in the field
2£®8 Internship report
2£®9 Thinking questions
Chapter 3 Use of geological compass instrument
3£®1 Structure of geological compass instrument
3£®1£®1 Compass
3£®1£®2 Tilt meter
3£®2 Use method of geological compass instrument
3£®2£®1 Declination correction
3£®2£®2 Azimuth measurement steps
3£®2£®3 Compass use precautions
3£®3 Strata attitude measurement
3£®3£®1 Determination of the strike direction of strata
3£®3£®2 Determination of the dip direction of strata
3£®3£®3 Determination of dip angle of strata
3£®3£®4 Attitude measurement at steep slope
3£®3£®5 Attitude representation method
3£®4 Internship report
3£®5 Thinking questions
Chapter 4 Field observation and analysis of geological structure
4£®1 Field observation of uniclinal structure
4£®2 Field observation of fold structure
4£®3 Field observation of fault
4£®3£®1 Field identification of fault
4£®3£®2 Field characteristics of fault
4£®3£®3 Motions direction determination of the two walls of fault
4£®3£®4 Scale observation of faults
4£®4 Field survey and statistics of joints
4£®4£®1 Strike direction rosette of Joint
4£®4£®2 Dip direction rosset of joint
4£®5 Practice content
Chapter 5 Topographic map and geological map
5£®1 Topographic map
5£®1£®1 Scale of topographic map
5£®1£®2 Contour lines
5£®1£®3 Features of all kind of terrain
5£®1£®4 Ground features symbols
5£®1£®5 How to read the topographic map
5£®2 Application of topographic map