AAPG Studies in Geology 47: Geological Perspectives of Global Climate Change, Chapter 17 - Carbon-Dioxide-Induced Global Warming: A Skeptic’s View of Potential Climate Change

Idso, Sherwood B.

AAPG Special Volumes

..., for example, that soil DMS emissions rise by a factor of 2 for each 5°C increase in temperature between 10° and 25°C (Staubes et al., 1989). As a result...

Preliminary Structural Interpretation of the Mahato-Mandian Block, Central Sumatra Basin, Indonesia, Using Side-Looking Radar Data

Aderbal C. Correa

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... characteristics, (2) image processing, (3) aircraft flight stability, and (4) local weather (Correa, 1979). Problems associated with radar system characteristics...

Geologic Features and Rate of Movement Along the South Branch of the San Andreas Fault, San Bernardino, California

Gary S. Rasmussen

Pacific Section SEPM

... of weathering of different clasts within the units and the clay enrichment of the soil horizon. Neither of these was done by an expert in soil morphology...

High Resolution Seismic Reflection and Geoelectrical Resistivity Imaging at Pengkalan School Teacher's Quarters Pegoh, Ipoh, Malaysia

Mohammed Ismael Abu Shariah, Abdul Rahim Samsudin, Umar Hamzah, Abdul Ghani Refak

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... features. These features rise considerable difficulties in both the design and construction of the foundations, such as: foundation stability...

Flow Characteristics of the Tasik Chini's Feeder Rivers, Pahang, Malaysia

Muhammad Barzani Gasim, Mohd. Ekhwan Hj. Toriman, Zulfahmi Ali Rahman, Mir Sujaul Islam, Tan Choon Chek

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... important factor for maintaining the stability of the lake ecosystem. Water level of the Tasik Chini is definitely depending on the feeder rivers...

Active Tectonic Control on Alluvial Architecture

Jan Alexander, Mike R. Leeder

Special Publications of SEPM

..., is comparable to the sedimentary dip perpendicular to the channel and will affect the channel's lateral stability. For example, in the Hebgen Lake area...

Facies Analysis of the Cretaceous Hensel Formation, Response of a Fluvial System to a Marine Transgression

Janie H. Payne, Alan J. Scott

GCAGS Transactions

... to pale pink calcrete and is usually a distinct red/red-orange (10 R 4/6) on the Munsell soil-color chart. Hematite staining has masked much...

High-Precision Measurements of Wetland Sediment Elevation: II. The Rod Surface Elevation Table: RESEARCH METHODS PAPERS

Donald R. Cahoon,, James C. Lynch,, Brian C. Perez, Bradley Segura, Roger D. Holland, Carroll Stelly, Gary Stephenson, Philippe Hensel

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..., D., 1999, The influence of surface and shallow subsurface soil processes on wetland elevation: a synthesis: Current Topics in Wetland...

Submarine Slumping in Continental Margin of Israel and Northern Sinai

Gideon Almagor , Zvi Garfunkel

AAPG Bulletin

..., An investigation of submarine slope stability, in Ocean science and ocean engineering 1965, v. 2: Marine Technology Soc., p. 1309-1344. Maldonado...

2004 AAPG Annual Meeting, April 18-21, 2004, Dallas Texas - ABSTRACTS, #90026 (2004).

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Geochemical Surface Expression of Oil and Gas in Arctic Terrains

John V. Fontana, David M. Seneshen

GEO ExPro Magazine

... methods using sensitive instruments, remote methods and analysis of soil, soil gas or water to detect non-visible trace amounts of oil and gas...

An Introduction to Weathered Rock and Residual Soils for Engineers

P. G. Fookes

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... exposed on the earth's surface is called weathering. It ultimately leads to the formation of a fully weathered rock i.e. a soil, which because...

Driving the paradigm shift of near surface exploration geochemistry using ultrafine soils

Ryan Noble, Ian Lau, Tenten Pinchand, Ravi Anand, Paul Morris

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... the common soil types of Western Australia. These soils were used in replicate testing to assess differences in particle size, sample weight, dispersants...

Precipitation Models for Sediment Supply in Warm Climates

C. Blaine Cecil, Frank T. Dulong

Special Publications of SEPM

... becomes zero. Climate is also one of the primary controls on weathering, pedogenesis, and soil formation. However, there is not always a strong...

Spherulites in Calcrete Laminar Crusts: Biogenic CaCO3 Precipitation as a Major Contributor to Crust Formation: DISCUSSION

V. P. Wright , V. H. Beck , M. E. Sanz-Montero

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...): 15th World Congress on Soil Science, Acapulco, Mexico, Proceedings, v. 6A, p. 560-573. RIVADENEYRA, M.A., DELGADO, R., DEL MORAL, A., FERRER, M.R....

Abstract: Destruction of Reservoir Quality by Soil-Imprinting, Mannville Cutbank Sandstones, Lower Cretaceous, Claresholm Region, Southern Alberta; #90211 (2015)

Friederike Baumeister, Jim Barclay, and Al Stirling

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...Abstract: Destruction of Reservoir Quality by Soil-Imprinting, Mannville Cutbank Sandstones, Lower Cretaceous, Claresholm Region, Southern Alberta...

Hydrocarbon Prospects in Sub-Trappean Mesozoic Deccan Syneclise, India: Evidence from Surface Geochemical Prospecting, by C. Vishnu Vardhan, B. Kumar1, C.J. Kumanan, Devleena Mani, and D. J. Patil, #10143 (2008).

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Soils, Slopes and Source Rocks: the Roles of Soil Chemistry and Nutrient Delivery to Source Rock Deposition in Rift Lakes

Nick Harris and Greg E. Tucker

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...Soils, Slopes and Source Rocks: the Roles of Soil Chemistry and Nutrient Delivery to Source Rock Deposition in Rift Lakes Nick Harris and Greg E...

Organic Geochemistry and Diagenesis of the Delaware Mountain Group West Texas and Southeast New Mexico

Phillip D. Hays, Thomas T. Tieh

West Texas Geological Society

..., 1976, A titanium rich soil clay, Journal of Soil Science, v. 27, p. 68–70. Baker, P.A., and Kastner, M., 1981, Constraints on the formation...

Distribution, Paleoenvironmental Implications, and Stratigraphic Architecture of Paleosols In Lower Permian Continental Deposits of Western Kansas, U.S.A.

John W. Counts, Stephen T. Hasiotis

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., rhizoliths, peds, and cutans. Abundant gleying, burrowing by organisms with a high soil-moisture requirement, and extensive plant growth are evidence...

Environmental Setting and Quaternary History of the San Francisco Estuary

Lisa Esquivel Wells

Pacific Section SEPM

... production. The Spaniards introduced grazing ani- mals and European grasses that are believed to have decreased soil stability and increased sediment flux...

DISTRIBUTION AND HYDROGEOCHEMICAL MOBILITY OF RADIOACTIVE AND ASSOCIATED CONSTITUENTS IN THE COAL-BEARING FORT UNION FORMATION OF WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA

Robert L. Houghton, James D. Wald, Garth Anderson, U.S. Geological Survey, Bismarck, North Dakota North Dakota State Public Service Commission, Bismarck, North Dakota

North Dakota Geological Society

.... Harmsen, K., and deHaan, F. A. M., 1980, Occurrence and behaviour of uranium and thorium in soil and water: Netherlands Journal...

Late Quaternary Geomorphic Evolution of the Colorado River, Inner Texas Coastal Plain

R. Michael Looney , Victor R. Baker

GCAGS Transactions

... be found locally within the field area. Soils Soil series mapping by the U.S. Department of Agriculture was also used as a correlation tool...

Threats Faced by Groundwater: A Preliminary Study in Kuala Selangor

Umi Amira Jamaluddin, Jasni Yaakub, Saim Suratman, Joy Jacqueline Pereira

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... in response to the rising sea level specifically in preserving groundwater resources. THREATS TO GROUNDWATER Stability of water resources...

Isotopic and Petrographic Evidence for Carbonate Diagenesis in Nonmarine Sandstones, Green River Basin, Wyoming

Warren W. Dickinson

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... The increase of 13C in deeper cements indicates that pore waters receive less 12C from soil CO2 and more 13C from the ubiquitous grains of detrital...