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CSDMS Educational repository

CSDMS Educational Topics
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Movies

Model animations as well as real event movies that illustrate earth surface processes.
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Labs

CSDMS shares model executables and notes for exercises with students as integrated packages.
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Lectures

Various lectures on earth surface modeling.
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Textbooks

Source code of published textbooks on modeling are provided here.
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Images

Earth surface images.

Submit Teaching Material

CSDMS welcomes submissions of teaching material, whether it be your coolest model animations, or material that you developed for undergraduate and graduate courses in earth surface processes. If you have images or animations they can be easily added to the respective wiki pages. For more comprehensive material, or material that needs some modifications to be served here, please contact CSDMS' Education and Knowledge Transfer Specialist. irina.overeem@colorado.edu


Information on this website is provided as a public service and is intended for educational and research purposes. Materials developed by CSDMS, its members, participants and partners, are the intellectual property of those respective individuals, who reserve all applicable rights to their respective intellectual property.

As an organization devoted to the creation, discovery, dissemination and sharing of knowledge and research, CSDMS holds a strong commitment to comply with all applicable laws regarding intellectual property.

Please note: It is not the intent of CSDMS to violate or infringe upon any copyrights. Our use is presumed to be appropriate and in accordance with "Fair Use" provisions. If any copyrighted material has been inappropriately included on these pages, please inform us. Immediate action will be taken to rectify the situation, either by removing the materials or obtaining appropriate permission.

The University of Colorado at Boulder encourages the fair use of copyrighted materials in support of its academic and research mission, and strives to provide clear guidance to faculty, students, and staff who wish to use any materials that may be copyrighted in their teaching and research.

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