GeoID vs Outcropedia

* Note : This app uses built-in magnetometer, so iPod Touch does not provides direction of structure/device. GeoID is a professional tool for measuring and analyzing geological structures. This application includes geological compass, stereographic projection, instability analysis and wireless data sharing. • Features - The clinometer works with all attitude of the device and enables user to measure any structure - A stability indicator in the clinometer maximizes its accuracy - Provides many options including notation type, measurement interval, avarage calculation, projection type, etc. - Can input data manually using several input methods - Immediate projection and analysis of selected project - Provides stereonet-based slope stability analysis - Supports zooming while plotting/analyzing - Wireless data transferring via Bluetooth and E-mail - Generates analysis reports with stereonet images and sends them by e-mail - Supports all iOS devices Developed by Engineering Geology & GIS Lab., Dept. of Energy Systems Engineering, Seoul National University, South Korea. Prof. Hyeong Dong Park wishes to express thanks to Prof. Edward Keller and other faculty members of the Earth Sciences Department of University of California Santa Barbara for the useful suggestions and discussions on the improvement of GeoID during Prof. Park's academic visit from 2011-2013.

OutcropediApp is an initiative run by TecTask, the Commission on Tectonics and Structural Geology of the IUGS (International Union of Geological Sciences). It aims to valorize geological field data and to freely share the best outcrop photos among Geology professionals and lovers. OutcropediApp makes it very easy to share photos of geological outcrops and to create geo-tours. This app will allow you to: - share photos of the outcrops directly from the field, using your smartphone - easily find information on the best outcrops worldwide or those close to your position - have a freely available database of geological structures, also for teaching and informative purposes A final remark! Please, do not destroy the outcrops, take a photo and use your hammer only for scale!