Dr. David Kimbrough’s new paper published using the California forearc to provide a case study of the utility of detrital zircon geochronology in resolving landscape evolution in an active margin setting. Particularly […]
Dr. David Kimbrough and Dr. Pat Abbott’s new paper where the authors investigated the geological origins and sources of sandstone cobble grinding tools. This paper is […]
Dr. Barry Hanan’s new paper published as chapter 18 in the “The Galapagos: A Natural Laboratory for the Earth Sciences”. Collectively, The Galápagos presents case studies illustrating the […]
A new paper from Dr. Tom Rockwell and others that discusses the complex rupture dynamics of the El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake on April 4th 2010. The primary multifault rupture […]
A new paper from Dr. Tom Rockwell and others present evidence for eight events that pre-date the 1202 and 1759 C.E. for the Dead Sea Transform Fault. In […]
A new paper from Brian Rockwell, Dr. Gary Girty, and Dr. Tom Rockwell looks at the San Jacinto fault zone architecture and linear compositional trends with alteration intensity factors. […]
Erik Haaker and Dr. Tom Rockwell’s poster presentation for the Rocky Mountain (66th Annual) and Cordilleran (110th Annual) Joint Meeting, Bozeman Montana Rocky Mountain (66th […]
A new paper from Jason Parizek and Dr. Gary Girty where they investigate volumetric strains associated with saprock development at two sites. They found biotite in saprock […]
A new paper from Tom Rockwell and others model a 3D fault model of the western Transverse Ranges, linking the Ventura–Pitas Point fault to the Red […]
A new paper from Dr. Barry Hanan and others that shows show that the MORB He variability are dominantly controlled by folding and stretching of heterogeneities […]
