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The beginning of an event-full symposium |
Terry organizes the group for a seismic refraction demonstration |
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Michael asks the inevitable question in the seismic station, "Notice anything odd about the floor?" |
"...and this is what happens to the sensors during an earthquake..." |
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Gary prepares the group for a journey to the center of the earth... or at least the first 124 ft |
The students learn how to use a borehole seismometer |
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The students ponder their seismic velocity calculations while Terry ponders lunch |
A group from Arlington HS discuss the latest 'event' |
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The Thayer Juggling Troup provides some after-dinner entertainment |
Arlington High School defends their table from a popball |
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And the final event of the day is planned: |
Ultimate Frisbee!! |
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First Place: Kathleen Bell, Molly Meadows*, and Sarah Rice* from Crawfordsville HS *Not Pictured |
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Second Place: Elizabeth Petrik, Mina Alsaraf, Lindsey Fischer, Heath Shipley* and Rebecca Bottom* from Floyd Central HS *Not Pictured |
Student Research Awards: Individual Projects
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First Place: Michael Hubbard Crawfordsville HS |
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Second Place: Lindsey Fischer Floyd Central HS |
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Third Place: Elizabeth Petrik Floyd Central HS |
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Fourth Place: Clinton Bohm* Pioneer HS *In Absentia Presentation |
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"Anyone see a sinkhole?" |
John Rupp explains sinkhole drainage patterns while Bill Combs ponders a more important question |
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The group discovers where the missing water went |
What happens when groundwater and limestone quarries mix |
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Extra extra large rock saws! |
John points out more evidence of karst |
