
Geologizing Women into the Field!
My name is David Bressan and I'm a freelance geologist working mainly in the Austroalpine crystalline rocks and the South Alpine Palaeozoic and Mesozoic cover-sediments in the Eastern Alps. I graduated with a project on Rock Glaciers dynamics and hydrology, this phase left a special interest for quaternary deposits and modern glacial environments. During my research on glaciers, studying old maps, photography and reports on the former extent of these features, I became interested in history, especially the development of geomorphologic and geological concepts by naturalists and geologists. Living in one of the key area for the history of geology, I combine field trips with the historic research done in these regions, accompanied by historic maps and depictions. I discuss broadly also general geological concepts, especially in glaciology, seismology, volcanology, palaeontology and the relationship of society and geology.

Geologizing Women into the Field!

Book Review: Environmental Hazards and Disasters

What Bugged the Dinosaurs?

Accretionary Wedge #43: "Awful Changes"

How Darwin's rats revealed evolution

How Plants survived the Ice Age

How Volcanoes became a Symbol for Revolution

Darwin the Geologist

Frauds, Fakes and Fossils

Roy Chapman Andrews and the Kingdom of the Cretaceous Skulls

Forensic Seismology

January 17, 1995: The Kobe earthquake and early Antiseismic Architecture

Post-Disaster Recovery: Lessons from the 2010 Haiti earthquake

Deciphering the Layers of Earth

January 6, 1912: Continental Drift!

From the Contracting Earth to early Supercontinents

Accretionary Wedge #41: Memorable Geologic Event That You've Directly Experienced

How to celebrate New Year's Eve in style: Fun in a Fossil

December 26, 2003 & 2004: Earthquake of Bam & Indonesian Tsunami

Cursed Glaciers

Geology of the Mountains of Madness

Can Animals Sense Earthquakes?

Mammoth Mummies Mysteries

A Dirty War We Can t Win