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Course presentation
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GEO Part 1 — Foundations (M0–M3)
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GEO Part 2 — In-depth study (M4–M6)
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GEO Part 3 — Specialisation (M7–M8)
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GEO Part 4 — Mastery (M9–M11)
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Glossary
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Further reading — Overview of geobiology
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Course resources
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Final exam
References
Module 0 • References
Sources you can consult to check values and claims
Sources you can consult to check values and claims
Registers and status of statements. The course distinguishes three registers. Measurable: physical quantities recorded with a calibrated instrument (electric and magnetic fields, radon, humidity…). Traditional (dowsing): models and practices passed down (Hartmann and Curry grids, Lecher antenna, rods). Symbolic: energetic and spiritual readings of the place, outside the scientific field. Each statement is marked [Established] (documented fact), [Tradition] (what the practice reports) or [Hypothesis] (proposed explanation, not demonstrated). Naming the register you are working in is a professional rule.
Legal and health values change. Check the version in force before each report.
Health and environment
- WHO, Radon and health : reference level of 100 Bq/m³ and lung cancer risk.
- Géorisques, Radon sheet : zones and measurement in France.
- IARC, press release no. 208 (2011) : radiofrequencies classified in group 2B.
- IARC (2002) and ANSES, extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields : statistical association with no established causality.
- IARC, press release no. 200 (2010) : results of the INTERPHONE study.
- Decree no. 2002-775 of 3 May 2002: radiofrequency exposure limit values in France (to be consulted on Légifrance).
Dowsing and traditional readings
- Enright, Testing dowsing: the failure of the Munich experiments, Skeptical Inquirer, 1999: critique of a favourable experiment, to be read together with its authors’ reply (Betz).
- Williamson and Bellamy, Ley Lines in Question, 1983: critique of alignments.
To be checked locally
- Geological maps (BRGM, Infoterre) and natural risks (Géorisques).
- Professional body or competent organisation of your country for status, insurance and titles.
- Data protection authority of your country (in France, the CNIL).
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