GEOL 330

Earth Systems Statistics

Binghamton University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course provides an overview of basic quantitative and computing methods used to understand earth science datasets. Students will gain confidence in quantitative methods and interpretation of datasets while acquiring skills that are required to fully understand many earth science subject areas. Concepts covered include [1] plotting and visualizing earth science data, [2] basic data analysis using Excel and R, [3] linear regression and curve fitting models, [4] testing for statistical difference between two or more groups, [5] principle component, and [6] time frequency analysis. Examples illustrating each concept will be drawn from the earth sciences. Prerequisites: Introductory (100-level) geology course or ENVI 201. Offered regularly, at least once a year.

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