"Maria Ogilvie Gordon" Geologic Map Collection
Geologic Map of the Dolomites of Cortina d'Ampezzo and Cadore, by Maria Ogilvie Gordon (1934) (full-resolution map is at the end of the pdf document in this link).
This map collection is named after Maria Ogilvie-Gordon, who became the first female at the LMU to be awarded a doctoral degree, in 1900. She is known for her contributions to the geology and paleontology of the Dolomites (southern Tirol).
Contact:
The Geologic Map Collection is located in the Maria Ogilvie Gordon Room (Room B 105, Luisenstr. 37).
The map collection of the Geology Institute serves as a non-public collection, primarily for scientific purposes, with special consideration for research and teaching at the University of Munich.
The documents in the collection are mainly maps and map notes, atlases, books, audiovisual and electronic data storage.
In principle, all members of the Faculty of Geosciences of the LMU Munich and of the Munich GeoCenter are allowed to use the map collection. In particular, employees of the Chair of Geology are authorized users.
Students have to identify themselves with a valid student ID. Their justified interest can only be confirmed by their lecturers or the supervisors of their bachelor, master or specialist thesis.