In case anyone wants to record where you took a field photo and see it on Google Earth. I found a tutorial on how to geotag your photos and put the lat /long into the header info of your digital camera (EXIF file).
http://www.macameraclub.com/Geotagging.pdf
It uses all free programs so the cost is right. You can see what amd where you have photographed on Google Earth and post them for all to see if you choose.
Harry Allen
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Feb 11: Jeff Meyer, Prescott College: "Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii: How it Works and the Events of 2018 "
Upcoming Events
The Central Arizona Geology Club meets on the second Tuesday of the month at the Prescott Library at 6:00 pm.
Jan 14, 2020: Steve Maslansky, geologist: "If Rocks Could Talk: The Incredible Journey of an Arizona Mineral Specimen"
Mar 10: Joe Cook, Arizona Geological Survey: "Identifying and Mapping Landscapes in Arizona"
April 14: Bill Parker, Pertified Forest National Park (no topic yet)
May 12, Steve Semken, Arizona State University: "The ASU Virtual Geologic Field Trips"
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About the Club
- Central Arizona Geology Club
- Prescott, AZ, United States
- The Central Arizona Geology Club is a friendly group of people, both geologists and non-geologists, who get together monthly (except in summer) to hear a speaker and to share discoveries and ideas (show and tell time). We also try to have periodic field trips to areas of geologic interest. We have no dues.
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