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The 7.9 Denali Fault earthquake: damage to structures and lifelines - Abstract
Trilby Cox, Sigrun Hreinsdottir, Chris Larsen, Steve Estes
Alaska Geological Society
... In the early afternoon of Sunday, November 3rd, the residents of many interior Alaska towns were shaken up by a magnitude 7.9 earthquake. The shaking...
2003
Abstract: Log Characteristics of Diapiric Shales
J. A. Gilreath
GCAGS Transactions
... with respect to the apex of the diapir. As the shale diapir is approahced from above, dips (away from the apex) increase in magnitude--just as if a salt...
1965
Abstract: Exploration Techniques in Fold and Thrust Belts
Steven H. Lingrey
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... of intermediate (syntectonic) stage restorations allows the timing and magnitude of tectonic burial by thrust faulting to be deduced. Intermediate...
1987
Sediment Dispersal on Sable Island Bank, Scotian Shelf — A Storm-Dominated Shelf Environment: Abstract
Carl Leonetto Amos
CSPG Special Publications
... continental shelves of Canada, yet interpretations of bed mobility have been made without reference to the magnitude or return interval of such events...
1986
Characterization of Lower Permian, Cyclic Carbonate Reservoirs (Chase Group) in the Mid-Continent Based on Outcrop Model-Analogs [Abstract]
S.J. Mazzullo
Oklahoma City Geological Society
... are the dominant reservoir-analogs in the lower Chase Group because of deposition during a time of relatively high-magnitude eustatic fluctuations...
1997
Abstract: Groundwater flux and piezometric response of a small catchment in granitic terrain to precipitation
Scott Schillereff
Atlantic Geology
... the magnitude, duration and areal variability of changes in the shallow groundwater flow system due to precipitation during 1987. The 82 ha. study area...
1989
Abstract: Models of Shallow-Marine Cyclic Sedimentation, Western Interior Cretaceous, North America, by Thomas A. Ryer; #90968 (1977).
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1977
Abstract: Soft-sediment striated surfaces and massive diamicton facies produced by floating ice
C. M. T. Woodworth-Lynas, J. A. Dowdeswell
Atlantic Geology
... processes have affected an order of magnitude more of the seafloor than have subglacial processes, and suggest that this order of magnitude...
1994
Abstract: The Northern Sumatra Earthquake of 2004: Forty Years of Ignoring Plate Tectonics
Arthur E. Berman
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... Northern Sumatra Earthquake has been recently recalculated to be magnitude Mw = 9.3, making it the second largest earthquake in recorded history along...
2005
Select Geologic Hazards in the Wyoming Portion of the Thrust Belt
James C. Case
Wyoming Geological Association
... that a Maximum Credible Earthquake (MCE) with a magnitude of 7.3 is possible in southern portions of the area, and a MCE of magnitude of 7.5 is feasible...
1987
California Lower Tertiary Foraminiferal Sequence
V. Standish Mallory
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... magnitude which are differentiable throughout the California Province, and several units of Zonal magnitude which subdivide the Stagial units based upon...
1954
Abstract: A Strategy for Restoring Inversion Basins; Thermochronological and Dip Analyses in SE Australia
Kevin C. Hill, Gareth T. Cooper, Kathy A. Hill
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... and compression and the imprecise estimates of the magnitude and timing of inversion events . Sections oriented within 25 degrees of all transport...
1995
Abstract: Deformation Produced by Normal Faulting beneath Salt or Shale: An Eexperimental Study with Implications for Seismic Interpretation
Martha Withjack
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... of the sand/clay cover, the magnitude of the fault displacement, and the rate of fault displacement. W Our modelling results show that a broad forced fold...
1996
Ancient Backwaters and Baylines: Slope Magnitude and Its Control on Deltaic Facies Partitioning in Ancient Deltaic Systems
Dr. Janok P. Bhattacharya
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
...Ancient Backwaters and Baylines: Slope Magnitude and Its Control on Deltaic Facies Partitioning in Ancient Deltaic Systems Dr. Janok P. Bhattacharya...
2013
ABSTRACT: Stress Regime and Structural Style: A New Classification for Seismic Structural Interpretation, by Jean Letouzey and Carlos Cramez; #91043 (2011)
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2011
Abstract: A deglacial foraminiferal assemblage (or DFA) sequence: meltwater/Heinrich event proxy on the shelf and slope
Ann A. L. Miller
Atlantic Geology
... of the Cassidulina-Islandiella and Stainforthia species groups. Here the signal is more subtle; its magnitude is less, and it appears in a very thin layer...
2002
Abstract: Natural Gas Reservoirs in the Tertiary Basins of Mexico
Jose G. Galicia
GCAGS Transactions
... spectrum that occurs in this type of reservoir, according mostly to the depth, however they do not always determine the magnitude of initial flow rates...
2006
Abstract: Control of Upstream Variables on Late Quaternary Incised-Valley Evolution along the Northern Gulf of Mexico Margin
Christopher Robin Mattheus, Antonio B. Rodriguez
GCAGS Transactions
... and shelf gradients, rate and magnitude of base-level fall) controls on incised-valley evolution. To address this, incised-valley dimension...
2006
Stratigraphic Trap Possibilities in Southwestern Oklahoma: ABSTRACT
C. A. Caswell
AAPG Bulletin
... territory in which to search for stratigraphic traps. The geologic section in this region contains numerous unconformities, ranging in extent and magnitude...
1950
Abstract: Recent earthquake swarms in New Brunswick, Canada
Kenneth B.S. Burke, Maurice Lamontagne
Atlantic Geology
... of earthquakes that occur over a short period of time (days to weeks), in which there is no clear large magnitude earthquake, followed by aftershocks...
2017
California Lower Tertiary Foraminiferal Sequence.: ABSTRACT
V. Standish Mallory
AAPG Bulletin
... of Stage magnitude which are differentiable throughout the California Province, and several units of Zonal magnitude which subdivide the Stagial units...
1953
ABSTRACT: Analysis of Horizontal Bakken Development, by Jim Artindale; #91002 (1990).
Search and Discovery.com
1990
Log Characteristics of Diapiric Shales: ABSTRACT
J. A. Gilreath
AAPG Bulletin
... is approached from above, dips (away from the apex) increase in magnitude--just as if a salt dome were being approached. Within the low-resistivity shale...
1965
Geology, Oil Fields, and Future Petroleum Potential of Santa Barbara Channel Region, California: ABSTRACT
John F. Curran, Kemptom B. Hall, Robert F. Herron
AAPG Bulletin
... varying results in the magnitude of 25-35 billion bbl. However, comparisons with other sedimentary basins of the California Coast Ranges indicate...
1971
Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary Event: ABSTRACT
Thomas R. Worsley
AAPG Bulletin
... is nearly identical in magnitude for these shelf sections. In a nearly continuous Cretaceous-Tertiary sequence in Alabama, almost all Cretaceous species...
1971