This is an assortment of data sets and bibliographies relevant to structural geology and tectonics. If you know of additional information that should be listed here, please send e-mail to: geotech

Appalachians
A bibliography of New York City/Appalachian Geology by Charles Merguerian & John E. Sanders of Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York.

Atlas of Structural Geophysics
A teaching resource developed by Mark Jessel at Monash University in Victoria, Australia demonstrating examples of the relationship between three-dimensional structure and potential-field response.

Color Landform Atlas
Digital color shaded relief maps of the United States.

Fault Maps
An archive of digitized data sets of faults from the United States Geological Survey.

Faults
Reference list of papers on faults from Kenneth Cruikshank at Portland State University in Oregon.

Fluids
Reference list of papers on fluids and fluid flow in fault and shear zones from Laurel Goodwin and Bill Haneberg of New Mexico Tech in Socorro.

Folds
Reference list of papers on folds from Kenneth Cruikshank at Portland State University in Oregon.

Geologic Maps
This site is usefule if you need a quick digital geological map of a US state.  Most are postcard images, and some other maps are included.

GIS
Links to GIS resources on the world-wide web.

Glossary
An illustrated glossary of geologic terms from Iowa State University in Ames.

Joints
Reference list of papers on joints from Kenneth Cruikshank at Portland State University in Oregon.

NGDC
The National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) maintains a large amount of data on solid-earth geophysics.

Ocean Floor Tectonics
A searchable database of over 4,000 journal references for ocean floor tectonics papers from Kensaku Tamaki at the Ocean Research Institute at the University of Tokyo in Japan.

World Stress Map
Zoback and Zoback's world stress map data is now a current research project of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities and maintained at the Geophysical Institute of Karlsruhe University in Germany.