Steps by step guide for how to map a geological outcrop

Catherine explains how we map a geological outcrop in the NW Highlands of Scotland
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Dr. Catherine Mottram, Senior Lecturer University of Portsmouth
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[@g3cd]

Came here from the link in Mumbo Jumbo's video. You make rocks and stones and very dull stuff sound like fun, you're awesome 😃

[@diegomelgar5866]

Same

[@jettbridger2358]

But it’s not dull stuff lol it’s actually interesting stuff

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Same

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Same

[@2ManyGoats]

After watching your video with mumbo jumbo, as many people did, you actually made me feel a little better about some of the questions I have asked geologists. I've always been somewhat of a rockhound and I have a lot of fossils and other minerals that I wish I could identify. I may have to start emailing the local university :-)

[@wolflarson100]

Thank you for spending time with Mumbo Junbo! Do geologists ever make a projection for the geologic timescale? I mean, do they say, in the future I expect erosion to “X” or plate tectonic subduction to result in “y” or “in time, erosion will result in “Z”. I mean - is there a risk taking hypothesis made on a geological tune scale for any landscape?

[@Styleth]

woooow! Great question! Ive always wondered about this too!

[@Styleth]

Excellent video. I came here from Mumbo's channel, seeing the spark in your eye talking about something you loved just made me curious to see you in your element (pun not intended, but works in my favor). Glad I came, this was awesome. Thank ya-

[@ncamsix]

Great video, very understandable for the up and coming geologists planning on embarking on mapping😃

[@theacedragon5800]

Got off to a rocky start but i mapped it in the end

[@siena3629]

This is so cool! I've watched a few of your videos and I've become really interested in geology now. I didn't know much about the subject before but I'm going to research more!

[@PhysicalEngineering]

that was a brilliant show on mumbos channel thanks ;)

[@aperson6162]

Im also here because and Mumbo's video. I think geology is fun and I want to see more of videos like this

[@curtholland4739]

Beautiful region. Great to see what real depth of knowledge can be gained through geology.

[@FamousEggOfficial]

Very cool!

[@bertienorris44]

Just coming back from summer break and working in a lab all summer I completely forgot how to do fieldwork, this was such a helpful reminder thank you so much :)

[@Qatif]

New kinda of content, I LOVE IT

[@bosa2459]

Very cool video, so interesting to know all the techniques used

[@MrMaThaMi]

Should one use GPS to annotate their location on the map? And should one use a digital map? Smartphone nowadays have GPS and maps built-in, so it make sense to try to digitalize the data early.
And like others, I came here from Mumbo Jumbo video. Great content for one who like rocks!
About that, I remembered @GoodTimesWithScar (the one who build the pointy mountains in the video) said he love geology and used to collect rocks!

[@pavlik_morozov_1932]

I have got my bread earned since 1982 by doing bedrock mapping & compiling geological maps in different scales & different countries in Europe and Africa. So far, never had the weather or time in my observations, which I have done with the help of GPS & digital though book. But even in case you still only use pencil and note book, without GPS you are only waisting your time...

[@Explore48]

Thank you for this video 📸

[@Qatif]

Great explanation!

[@madelineessner5069]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and love of discovery! I was able to find your channel through your collab with mumbo jumbo, I'm glad I did! Cheers!

[@trash2638]

This is so cool!

[@castlecrusher909]

That looks like a cool mountain to visit!

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Welcome to the algo, I recommend you turn off notifications for a little while haha

[@totalynotcatherine]

0:15
My guess is it's a sedimentary rock, because it's "reddish grey" and that's probably from small bits of sediment being squished.

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Here from Mumbo!

[@Alibium]

Watched mumbo old video and came here, very interesting

[@dungeontnt]

I'm here form mumbojumbo's video I would love to see you talk about more things on hermitcraft and other things your content is also interesting. it is great

[@adolfosalvadorlopez9445]

Molto interessante grazie

[@limethackeray6205]

nice rocks bro!

[@janosszentpeteri1922]

Hi Catherine! What's the brand of your compass? Thank you for the answer! Have a great day!

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here after mumbo video

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Guess Im not the only one who came here from Mumbos video right? :p

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came from mumbo

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sending love from mumbojumbo

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mumbo sent me here

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hi

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GO" MM!!!!

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Anyone here from Mumbo Jumbo's video? Oh, okay. Only me then.

[@dungeontnt]

No a lot of people

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Typical british weather