Lesson 7 overview
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In part two of the :doc:`exercises for the final two weeks of the course <../L6/intro-to-exercises>` we will combine the thermochronometer age prediction code used last week with an age dataset from the Bhutan Himalaya to quantify the long-term rates of erosion recorded in the thermochronometer data.
These results will be presented in detail in your :doc:`final paper <../../final-paper/final-report>`\ .

The materials below may be useful for completing the exercise and final paper.

1. :doc:`Low-temperature thermochronology lecture slides <../L6/low-t-thermochron>`
2. :doc:`Introduction to Exercises 6 and 7 lecture slides <../L6/intro-to-exercises>`
3. :doc:`Exercise 7 <exercise-7>`
4. :doc:`Final paper description <../../final-paper/final-report>`

Scientific journal articles
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- :doc:`Some useful final paper references <../../final-paper/articles>`
- `Google scholar <https://scholar.google.fi/>`__
- `Web of Science <https://webofknowledge.com>`__ (Only works on campus or via VPN)

Additional materials
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- `Low-temperature thermochronology short course website <https://thermochron.github.io/2017/>`__

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    Learning objectives
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    After completing this week's lesson you should be able to:

        - State what a fluid is and how its flow is related to its viscosity
        - Explain why geological fluids deform in a nonlinear fashion
        - Model the flow of ice in valley glaciers using viscous flow equations

Lesson video
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.. admonition:: Lesson 7.1 - Overview of Exercise 7, course wrap-up

    .. raw:: html

        <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/-GbmP3jGnEk" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>
        <p>Dave Whipp, University of Helsinki <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClNYqKkR-lRWyn7jes0Khcw">@ Quantitative Geology channel on Youtube</a>.</p>