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Sierra Madre Occidental
Autopista Durango-Mazatlán
Geología de México
virtualidad
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Las Excursiones Geológicas Virtuales (EGV) constituyen un recurso para la docencia y difusión de la Geología de México como complemento de la enseñanza y el aprendizaje para los estudiantes. Las EGV tienen varias ventajas entre las que destacan, que los datos e imágenes se pueden presentar en varias escalas y perspectivas casi en forma simultánea o su permanencia en los medios digitales lo que hace posible que los estudiantes las puedan consultar repetidamente. Además, permiten superar diversas limitaciones de visitas presenciales, como la escasez de recursos económicos necesarios para su realización, la cantidad limitada de personas que pueden participar, la falta de seguridad que se registra en algunas regiones del país o casos limitantes como la reciente pandemia de COVID-19. Este trabajo busca compartir los aspectos centrales de la metodología utilizada para la realización de las EGV, que es resultado de la experiencia obtenida durante el desarrollo de este proyecto. La EGV que se presenta, se realizó a lo largo de la autopista Durango-Mazatlán, que constituye un transecto clásico de la geología del sector central de la provincia de la Sierra Madre Occidental, donde se pueden observar algunos de los rasgos estratigráficos y tectónicos más relevantes de la región.
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