Information from the British Geological Survey.

NSF funded program which tries to understand the complex interplay of processes that govern the evolution of continental margins by a multidisciplinary approach, including seismicity and subduction processes.

New Zealand ranks among the most active seismic places on earth: earthquakes occur there frequently and continuously. Detailed information with images, references, links, and books to buy.

Resources for students in geology and geophysics, including lectures notes, slide show and virtual field trips. Topics include structural geology, tectonics, and geology of granite.

Tectonic modeling with finite elements: programs, publications, figures, and abstracts by Peter Bird of UCLA

Web server for making on-line plate tectonic reconstructions. Includes access to paleomagnetic data and analyses.

Archive of articles and graphical data related to plate tectonics.

Plate model and database allow users to make reconstructions from 750 Ma to present. From the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics.

Dedicated to teaching the theory of plate tectonics.

PhD thesis on the active tectonics of Northeast Altai in central Asia focusing on structural geology, paleostress analysis, seismics and radon gas geochemistry.

Useful information on principles, types of plate boundaries and more

View of the planet Earth from the USGS.

A collection of web goodies on plate tectonics reconstructions; links, research, animations, movies, and software.

Describes how investigators pursuing basic questions in ocean and terrestrial science gradually arrived at an understanding of how the planet's crust works.

Database containing information on the contemporary tectonic stress state (e.g. orientation and magnitude) in the Earth's crust. Users can request customized stress maps for selected regions.