ropeylopey

[mistle]

this is the lamest neg rep i've ever been given

thread: describe the poster abo... 04-21-2006 02:08 AM RopeyLopey you haven't described the poster above you

[mistle]

death to the first to tell me pm

[wHATcOLOR]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i just green repped him by accident, someone bail me out!!!

[mistle]

ha! <3

[Travis Meeks]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to mistle again.




I neged him yesterday J

[RopeyLopey]

Originally Posted by Jai Guru Deva

Good majors...you should have a fun career. I'm an environmental geologist and the environmental field is very interesting and dynamic. rock on

what's the difference between environmental gelologist and just a geologist?

I mean I thought your reply was a joke but I am not sure anymore.

[Geek USA]

he gave me dumb neg rep too!

[mistle]

cheo is in my thread

[mistle]

that's hot

[Travis Meeks]

Originally Posted by RopeyLopey

what's the difference between environmental gelologist and just a geologist?

I mean I thought your reply was a joke but I am not sure anymore.

Geologists can be sub-divided into environmental (engineering) geologists, petroleum geologists, and geotechnical geologists. Usually the labeling is used to denote what type of career the geologist is perusing because each division carries a lot of different roles and knowledge. For example, an environmental geologist may be used to study the soil and rock borings from well installations to determine the porosity and permeability of an area affected by a solvent spill. Then they would do extensive groundwater studies to understand the movement of the plume. Using subsurface data they would help evaluate treatment methods to clean up the affected area. Petroleum geologists mainly work with drill rigs and log rock samples which are then used to create 3D images of the subsurface. Geotechnical geologists would work more with landslides, geological risks, road developments, and the sub-surface stability of large scale construction projects. Is this what you’re asking ropey?

[RopeyLopey]

Originally Posted by Jai Guru Deva

Geologists can be sub-divided into environmental (engineering) geologists, petroleum geologists, and geotechnical geologists. Usually the labeling is used to denote what type of career the geologist is perusing because each division carries a lot of different roles and knowledge. For example, an environmental geologist may be used to study the soil and rock borings from well installations to determine the porosity and permeability of an area affected by a solvent spill. Then they would do extensive groundwater studies to understand the movement of the plume. Using subsurface data they would help evaluate treatment methods to clean up the affected area. Petroleum geologists mainly work with drill rigs and log rock samples which are then used to create 3D images of the subsurface. Geotechnical geologists would work more with landslides, geological risks, road developments, and the sub-surface stability of large scale construction projects. Is this what you’re asking ropey?

yes, that's what I wanted to know. thanks.