Marine Geology
Course Code
GL4033
Number of Credits
2
Semester
Course Type
Study Material
| Study Material | Depth |
|---|---|
| Introduction | |
| Plate Tectonics and Ocean Basin Characteristics - Earth Movement Patterns, - Earth's Interior Structure - Plate Tectonics, - Mid-Ocean Ridge - Hot-spots, - Hydrothermal chimneys, - Magmatism - Submarine volcanoes, - Ocean basins | |
| Physical Processes and Ocean Circulation - Sea water circulation & control - Waves - Current - Tidal - Hurricanes and Tsunamis | |
| Sea Level Change - Concepts and Mechanisms of Relative and Eustatic Sea Level Change - Sea Level Measurement Sea Level | |
| Coastal System - Coastal Morphology and Classification - Coastal Environment - Beach System - Shoreline Mud - Tidal Flats & Coastal Marshes - Delta, Estuarium, Lagoon - Barrier Systems &Tidal Inlets - Humans in Coastal Systems | |
| Edge Continental Edge and Sedimentation Marin - Continental Edge Morphology and Structure - Continental Edge Sediment Pattern - Facies Sediments Edge Continental - Main Character and Texture of Marin Sediments - Sediment Transport | |
| Coral Reefs - Coral Reef Physical Concepts and Parameters - Biological Aspects of Coral Reefs - Sedimentary and Carbonate rocks - Evaporites & Other Autigenic Sediments. - Sediment-Organism Interaction | |
| Chemistry of Ocean and Deep Sea Sediments - Properties Chemistry Ocean - Sedimentigenous, Biogenic, Autigenic - Sediments Volcanic Ocean - Sediments and Terigenous Rocks - Canyon, abyssal and hadal systems - Turbidite flow systems/mechanisms and their sediment characteristics - Post-depositional Processes in the Deep Sea | |
| Marine Geological Mapping Methods - Principles of ship-based ocean floor mapping - Principles of satellite-based ocean floor and surface mapping | |
| Geological and Geophysical Methods in Marine Geology - Subsea estimation method - Sampling Method | |
| Marine Geological Resources - Resources on the Continental Shelf: Oil and Gas - Resources on the Continental Shelf: Minerals/Metals - Deep Sea Mining | |
| New and Renewable Energy and Environmental Aspects - New and renewable energy sources from the ocean - Utilization of new and renewable energy - Safety aspects of the marine environment related to the management of marine energy resources | |
| Marine Geological Disaster Mitigation -Paleoclimate, Paleoseanography, and paleotsunami | |
| Area boundary determination -Basic marine boundaries -Exclusive Economic Zone -Possibility of conflict between regions |
Graduate Learning Outcomes (GLO) carried by the course
| CPMK Code | Course Learning Outcomes Elements (CLO) |
|---|---|
| CPMK 1 | Students know and understand the character and physical properties of the ocean and sea water, the processes that control the development of ocean basins, marine sedimentation systems, the use of equipment and methods in marine exploration, and are able to utilize them to help reconstruct geological, climatological, and geological phenomena. history of oceanography. |
| CPMK 2 | Students know the potential of marine geological resources (economic minerals and oil and gas), new and renewable energy, and can understand the appropriate and systematic methodology in conducting studies in this field. |
| CPMK 3 | Students know the role of marine geology in maintaining the boundaries of the Republic of Indonesia |
Learning Method
- Knowledge Based Leaning (KBL) Problem based learning (PBL) Case-based Learning (CBL)
Learning Modality
- Offline Online Synchronus Asynchronus
Assessment Methods
- Written : Description, Essay Oral : Presentation Tasks : Report