| Facilities |
| The Planetary Geodynamics Lab is part of the Department of Geological Sciences which is situated in the A.W. Smith Building. We have access to local and state-wide high-performance cluster computing resources as well as our own computational facilities. The Lab has an AMD Opteron-based, 18-cpu high-performance cluster. The renovated laboratory holds space for shared workstation computing, work, and conference facilities for our students and researchers. |
| The Department also maintains common geophysics equipment for use in teaching and research. These include: |
| - Geometrics Geode 12-channel seismometer |
| - Two GEM Systems proton-precession magnetometers |
| - MiniSting Electrical resistivity equipment |
| - Geonics EM31-D electrical conductivity meter |
| - Thales ProMark3 surveying GPS equipment |
