21. Extensional Salt Tectonics In A Contractional Orogen: A Newly Identified Tectoni 1 Fault Dynamics Research Group, geology Department, Royal Holloway University A new Coniacian–early Santonian extensional salt tectonics event has been http://geology.geoscienceworld.org/cgi/content/full/32/9/737

Quick Search: advanced search GSW Home GeoRef Home My GSW Alerts ... TABLE OF CONTENTS Geology ; September 2004; v. 32; no. 9; p. 737-740 Geological Society of America (GSA) This Article Abstract Figures Only Full Text (PDF) ... Alert me if a correction is posted Services Email this article to a friend Alert me to new issues of the journal Download to citation manager Extensional salt tectonics in a contractional orogen: A newly identified tectonic event in the Spanish Pyrenees Ken McClay and Fault Dynamics Research Group, Geology Department, Royal Holloway University of London, Egham, Surrey TW20 0EX, UK ABSTRACT TOP ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION GEOLOGY OF THE COTIELLA... EXTENSION AND INVERSION... DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES CITED event has been identified in the Cotiella thrust sheet of the central Spanish Pyrenees. We present a new interpretation of the Cotiella thrust system and describe exceptional outcrop examples of postrift, gravity-driven extensional growth faults. The thrust sheet contains three, kilometer-scale extensional growth strata in their hanging walls. These postrift listric

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23. Research Caribbean geology tectonics A resource page for those interested in the regional Giovanni Guglielmo s research page on salt tectonics at the Applied http://www.science.smith.edu/departments/Geology/Structure_Resources/research.ht

These are links to web pages featuring research projects of interest to structural geologists. If you know of additional resources that should be listed here, please send e-mail to geotech@email.smith.edu Active Tectonics The Active Tectonics Initiative for multidisciplinary research on active tectonic environments. AGCRC The Australian Geodynamics Cooperative Research Centre at CSIRO. Appalachian Tectonics Studies Group (ATSG) The Appalachian Tectonic Studies Group (ATSG) is an informal group of earth scientists interested in the tectonics of the North American Appalachian Mountains. A resource page for those interested in the regional geology and tectonic evolution of the Caribbean and adjacent areas. Fault Analysis Group The Fault Analysis Group, University College Dublin (formerly of University of Liverpool), Ireland. Fault Reactivation Information about UF , the Utah Faults, Fluids, and Fractures research group at Utah State University in Logan. Fold Analysis Group Information about the Fold Analysis Group at the University of Oviedo, Spain. Frac City The Fracture Research and Application Consortium (FRAC) is focused on reservoir fractures and faults. The group comprises research staff of the Bureau of Economic Geology and the Departments of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering and Geological Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin.

24. Analogue Modelling Laboratory Position A1: Postdoctoral Fellowship In Salt Tecto Dalhousie University Post Doctoral Fellowship in salt tectonics. The DalhousieUniversity tectonics Structural geology Group invites applications from http://adder.ocean.dal.ca/jobs/A1.html

Analogue Modelling Laboratory Position A1: Postdoctoral Fellowship In Salt Tectonics Dalhousie University: Post Doctoral Fellowship in Salt Tectonics This position involves structural and seismic interpretation, analogue and geomechanical modelling of extensional continental margins with particular emphasis on salt tectonic processes. Candidates must have a strong background in tectonophysics, crustal deformation processes and tectonics of passive continental margins, and experience in structural/seismic interpretation. Additional skills in analogue modelling, material sciences, and software development are an asset. As a member of the Analogue Modelling Team the PDF will participate in the design and technical development and maintenance of the hardware and software and will conduct experiments in various applications, help supervising graduate students, and interact with the Geodynamics Group at Dalhousie University performing concomitant research on the same subject through finite-element thermomechanical modelling. The position is advertised for, initially 2 years, at the Post Doctoral Fellow level (requiring Ph.D.), with salary up to $Can.36,000/yr. The starting date is 1st of July 2004, or by arrangement. Required qualifications: 1) Ph.D. in earth sciences; 2) research accomplishments in lithospheric extensional processes, tectonics of continental margin and / or salt tectonics, as evidenced by publications; 3) record of successful participation in team research.

25. Analogue Modelling Laboratory Position A2: Ph.D Student Position In Salt Tectoni Dalhousie University Ph.D. Studentship in salt tectonics. The Dalhousie Universitytectonics Structural geology Group invites applications from qualified http://adder.ocean.dal.ca/jobs/A2.html

Analogue Modelling Laboratory Position A2: Ph.D Student Position In Salt Tectonics Dalhousie University: Ph.D. Studentship in Salt Tectonics This position involves analogue modelling for both general/generic and case study problems concerning the thermomechanics of lithospheric extension, rifting, and the formation of sedimentary basins. Particular emphasis will be placed on research of physical properties of analogue materials and the processes leading to the salt tectonics. Candidates must have a background in earth science and experience in material sciences / physics for this research problem. As a member of the Analogue Modelling Team, the graduate student will assist in maintenance of hardware and software in the laboratory, and interact with the Geodynamics Group at Dalhousie University performing concomitant research on the same subject through finite-element thermomechanical modelling. The position is advertised at the Ph.D. graduate student level (requiring M.Sc. or equivalent experience). The starting date of the Graduate studies is 1st of September 2004. Required qualifications: 1) M.Sc. in earth sciences or in physics / material sciences; 2) research accomplishments in tectonics synthesis and lithospheric extensional processes. Experience in salt tectonics, analogue modelling techniques and mathematical and laboratory skills are a plus.

26. National Geoscience Database Of IRAN - Geosciences Symposiums InAAPG Hedberg Research Conference on salt tectonics. Talbot, CJ, Aftabi,P., 2004, geology and models of Qum Kuh central Iran, Journal of http://www.ngdir.ir/Symposium/PaperDetail.asp?PID=1077

27. Earth Quakes Earthquakes, Plate tectonics and Structural geology Resources Plate tectonics Short Course salt tectonics Structural geology Project http://www.uh.edu/~jbutler/anon/quakes.htm

Earthquakes, Plate Tectonics and Structural Geology Resources Academic Courses and Field Trips Courses With WWW Internet-based Resources Earth Explorer Activities Sideling Hill - A Field Trip Field Trip to Big Bend, Texas ... Meteorite Cratering [University of Michigan Exercise] Petrology and Plate Tectonics Tibet Virtual Field Trip University of Utah Field Trips Journals Lists of Resources Borehole Images British Earthquakes Columbia Core Repository Epicenters Weekly Reports ... World-Wide Earthquake Locator Organizations Council of the National Seismic System - Searchable Index Council of the National Seismic System Maps of Earthquake Epicenters Institute for Crustal Studies Lawrence Livermore National Lab Earth Sciences Division University of Mexico - Geophysics-Seismology Miami U Active Tectonics ... Seismological Laboratory at the California Tech The Southern Arizona Seismological Observatory Poster Sessions Finding Earthquake Locations USGS Geophysical Principles Images of Geologic Hazards Lake Baikal Rift Studies Largest Earthquakes ... Virtual Earthquake Historic Earthquakes the New Madrid Fault System The Great New Madrid Earthquake The San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 The San Francisco Earthquake of 1989 ... The April 22, 1991 Valle de la Estrella Costa Rica Earthquake

28. The Geology Of Morocco - Salt Tectonics This is the surface expression of a salt dome. Overlying strata are folded andcracked due to the upward Rock salt (halite) in outcrop at Jbel Amsitten. http://folk.uio.no/oyengen/geo/morocco/salt.html

Jbel Tizi. This is the surface expression of a salt dome. Overlying strata are folded and cracked due to the upward movement of the salt, whereas the central region is collapsed due to dissolution. Rock salt (halite) in outcrop at Jbel Amsitten. Previous Up Next

29. USC: Basic Template Solidnav (text) 2002 Reveiwer for geology, tectonics, GSAB, JSAES, GSA Special Paper ExxonMobil Exploration Company salt tectonics Symposium http://www.geol.sc.edu/barbeau/cv.html

Home Department Directory Local Links Resources David L. Barbeau, Jr. Department of Geological Sciences University of South Carolina 701 Sumter St. EWS 617 Columbia, SC 29208 USA Telephone: (803) 777-5162 FAX: (803) 777-6610 email: dbarbeau@geol.sc.edu RESEARCH INTERESTS Geodynamic evolution and regional tectonic setting of foreland and intraforeland flexural basins Sedimentary lithofacies distribution in contractional, halokinetic and extensional growth strata LAB: Tectonics and Sedimentation Laboratory EDUCATION 2003 Ph.D. in Geology, Department of Geosciences, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ; Peter DeCelles, Mihai Ducea, George Gehrels, Roy Johnson, Jeff Geslin, advisors. Dissertation title: Application of Growth Strata and Detrital-Zircon Geochronology to Facies Architecture and Kinematic Histories 2000 M.S. in Geology, Department of Geosciences, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ; Peter DeCelles, Clem Chase, William R. Dickinson, advisors. Thesis title: A Flexural Model for the Paradox Basin: Implications for the Tectonics of the Ancestral Rocky Mountains 1997 B.A.

30. The Page Has Moved ! EarthStructure An Introduction to Structural geology and tectonics (2nd edition) salt deformation Gneiss Accretionary wedge structures http://www-personal.umich.edu/~vdpluijm/gs351.htm

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31. GEOL4717/5717: Field Seminar In Geology And Tectonics Homepage Field Seminar in geology and tectonics. GEOL 4717/5717 Food items commonlyoverlooked include salt and pepper, paper towels, dish soap, parmesian cheese http://www.colorado.edu/GeolSci/courses/GEOL4717/GEOL4717home.html

Field Seminar in Geology and Tectonics GEOL 4717/5717 2 credits, Spring 2005 Instructor Craig Jones , BESC 440C, x2-6994, cjones@cires.colorado.edu TA : Angel Gutierrez ( Angel.Gutierrez@colorado.edu Topic Signups are here 2005 Photos online 2005 trip map now at bottom. Most of the class will be a week-long field trip over spring break . The trip is now scheduled for 17-26 March, 2005 . If you cannot make that trip, you cannot take this class. (Note that Easter is 27 March this year; sometimes we have some problems camping the week before Easter in Utah). Organizational meeting : 9:30 am, 13 January 2005, BESC 155. If you cannot attend, please contact me! Prerequisites: GEOL 2700 and one of: GEOL 3120, 3320 or 3430. A page discussing annotated bibliographies and another discussing the one page summaries are available. Optional Text: W. Scott Baldridge, Geology of the American Southwest , Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, ISBN 521 01666 5, 280 pp., 2004. Handy recent overview of the geologic history of the region. Most of you would probably find this handy as background, and it also forms a source of references for greater detail such as you will need for your presentations. Meetings 2005 meeting schedule: 9:30 am, 13 January 2005, BESC 155: Class overview, set remaining class times

32. Structural Geology And Tectonics By Distance Learning (Advanced Certificate) - P and practical exercises relevant to structural geology and tectonics. petroleum trap formation; salt and inversion tectonics; basin formation http://www.bbk.ac.uk/study/ug/earthsci/geolstracert.html

Text-only Home A-Z index Search ... Contact us 25 September 2005 Undergraduate programmes, 2005 entry - Earth sciences Home Programmes at Birkbeck Undergraduate programmes Earth sciences Structural Geology and Tectonics by Distance Learning (Advanced Certificate) Previous programme Next programme Advanced Certificate Structural Geology and Tectonics by Distance Learning Aims Offered by computer-based distance learning, this Advanced Certificate provides an advanced undergraduate programme in the processes that shape the continental and oceanic crust. It will enable you to progress from an introductory level of knowledge to a position where you can participate in research or other professional capacities within the petroleum, minerals, financial or insurance industries. Our choice of CD-ROM delivery using many photographs, computer-generated diagrams and extensive text (through the freeware Adobe Acrobat Reader) means that you can study offline using a laptop computer. The CD-based delivery is supported by email and web-based tutorials. You can also choose to have face-to-face tutorials at Birkbeck or during field classes. Individual courses can also be taken by non-degree students or occasional students. Duration Minimum one year part-time.

33. Cochise College geology Home Page last edited 10/12/04. Structural geologysalt Diapirs *Hughes, DJ, 1968, salt tectonics as related to several Smackover fields along http://skywalker.cochise.edu/wellerr/GLGREF/GLGREF-salt.htm

Cochise College Specialized Geology References Roger Weller, geology instructor wellerr@cochise.edu Geology Home Page last edited: 10/12/04 Structural Geology-Salt Diapirs *Demercian, S., Szatmari, P., and Cobbold, P.R., 1993, Style and patterns of salt diapirs due to thin-skinned gravitational gliding, Campos and Santos basins, offshore Brazil: Tectonophysics, v.228, p. 393-433. *Halbouty, M.T., 1979, Salt domes, Gulf region, United States and Mexico, 2nd ed.: Houston, Gulf Publishing Co., 561 p. *Hughes, U.B., 1932, Shallow salt structures in Permian north central Texas: AAPG Bull., v.16, p. 577-583. *Hughes, D.J., 1968, Salt tectonics as related to several Smackover fields along the northeast rim of the Gulf of Mexico basin: Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Transactions, v.18, p. 320-330. *Jackson, M.P.A., and Cornelius, R.R., 1987, Stepwise centrifuge modeling of the effects of differential sediment loading on the deformation of salt structures: in I. Lerche, and J.J. O'Brien, eds., Dynamical geology of salt and related structures: Orlando, Florida, Academic Press, p.163-259. *Jackson, M.P.A., and Talbot, C.J., 1986, External shapes, strain rates, and dynamics of salt structures: GSA Bull., v.97, p. 305-323.

34. Structural Geology Links Cornell University Structural geology w/ links to other structural geology Page on salt tectonics. http//www.gpc.edu/geology/geo101/crustaldeform.php http://homepage.smc.edu/robinson_richard/structuralgeologylinks.htm

LINKS TO STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY Return to Geology Central Return to Geology Links http://www.aquarius.geomar.de/omc Online map creation..Want to see the fault lines around the Andes, fast? This site in Germany will make a map of any part of the world in various projection types and stamp it with tectonic features. You can enter coordinates or zoom around to the spot you want. http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~millerm/faults.html Faults and fault zone photos and descriptions. http://www.geo.cornell.edu/geology/classes/RWA/GS_326/GEOL326.html Cornell University: Structural Geology w/ links to other structural geology resources. http://www.science.smith.edu/departments/Geology/Structure_Resources/ Structural Geology on the Web. A listing of structural geology resources on the web from Ottowa University. http://www.geo.mtu.edu/great_lakes/MCRS/ Stratigraphy, Structure and Ore Deposits of the Southern Limb of the Midcontinent Rift System. http://www-glg.la.asu.edu/~sreynolds/azgeomap/azgeomap_home.htm Geologic map of Arizona. How to read info for the student . http://seis.natsci.csulb.edu/VIRTUAL_FIELD/Cajon_Pass/cajmap.htm

35. Pedro Terrinha RESEARCH EXPERTISE, Structural geology, tectonics of salt and Mesozoic Writting up PhD thesis Structural geology and tectonics evolution of the http://correio.cc.fc.ul.pt/~lattex/pedro.htm

Pedro António Gancedo Terrinha CONTRIBUTOR TERRINHA, Pedro PRESENT POSITION Assistant, University of Lisbon DATE OF APOINTMENT DEPARTMENT Geology INSTITUTION Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon. ADRESS Rua da Escola Politécnica, 58 CITY Lisboa COUNTRY Portugal POSTCODE TELEPHONE 351 1 3961521 Ext: 243 FAX E-Mail pagt@fc.ul.pt QUALIFICATIONS MSc University of London, 1989 POSITIONS HELD 1987-1995, Assistant - University of Èvora, Portugal. Structural geology, Tectonics of Salt and Mesozoic inverted basins. Writting up PhD thesis "Structural geology and tectonics evolution of the Algarve Basin. South Portugal". FUTURE RESEARCH Experimental tectonics and Neotectonics. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP LINGUISTIC ABILITY Native language: Portuguese Other language proficiency on a scale of 1 (basics) to 3 (fluent) for reading, writing and speaking: English: 3, 3, 3 French: 3, 3, 3 Spanish: 3, 3, 3 Russian: 3, 3, 3 KEYWORDS Tectonics, structural geology, marine geology, geological mapping.

36. Tectonics And Thermochronology Student Opportunities University of Kansas Department of geology tectonics and Crustal Evolution Cooling of “exotic” blocks entrained in salt diapirs and implications for http://tectonics.geo.ku.edu/opportunities.html

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='524'; awmAltUrl=''; University of Kansas - Department of Geology Tectonics and Crustal Evolution Looking for a M.S. or Ph.D. thesis project in Tectonics and Thermochronology STUDENT OPPORTUNITES and STUDENT FUNDING Dear prospective student, Welcome to the KU Tectonics and Crustal Evolution student opportunities web site. The following list should give you an idea of where and what kind of projects future students might work on. The list is by no means comprehensive and we encourage all students to contribute their own intellectual creativity and enthusiasm. Most projects entail a combination of field-oriented mapping, structural analysis, and sampling with analytical work at KU (Thermochronology Lab, Isotope Geochemistry Lab, Cosmogenic Nuclide Lab, Plasma Analytical Lab, Fluid Inclusion Lab, Remote Sensing Lab, etc.). For additional information please contact me at stockli@.ku.edu List of potential projects for M.S. and Ph.D. theses: Timing, structural style, and spatial distribution of extension on the southern Tibetan Plateau (for more information click here). Multiple projects both M.S. and Ph.D. (NSF funding

37. Bruce Trudgill salt tectonics is a fascinating area of structural geology. Unlike most otherrock types, salt is ductile at relatively low pressures and temperatures and http://www.mines.edu/academic/geology/faculty/btrudgil/research.html

BRUCE D. TRUDGILL RESEARCH Salt tectonics Salt tectonics is a fascinating area of structural geology. Unlike most other rock types, salt is ductile at relatively low pressures and temperatures and will flow under differential pressure over time. Geologically rapid (up to meters per year) flow of salt produces a wide variety of complex geological structures, and strongly influences depositional systems. The interaction between salt tectonics and sedimentation is of great interest to the petroleum industry as understanding these processes will lead to a better understanding of reservoir distribution in salt controlled settings. I am currently working on a number of salt related projects in different areas around the world. The rapid rise in availability of 3-D seismic data has revolutionized imaging of complex salt structures. Combined with more realistic analogue models and sequential restoration techniques, 3-D seismic data have also helped change the way we view how salt structures evolve over time. Pre-stack depth migrated seismic data in the northern Gulf of Mexico are now revealing the complex nature of the flanks of these salt structures that were previously poorly imaged even on high quality, conventionally time migrated data. However, the structural and stratigraphic geometries of the sequences flanking salt diapirs and walls can still be difficult to interpret, particularly where wells encounter overturned strata, rapid lateral facies changes, salt welds and complex faulting.

38. UMass-Amherst Structure And Tectonics Group Wednesday “salt tectonics driven by differential sediment loading stabilityanalysis and finiteelement International geology Review 40, 375-402. http://www.geo.umass.edu/structure/StrSemSpg2005.htm

UMass-Amherst Structure and Tectonics Group Spring 2005 Structure Seminar Monday – 2:30 to 3:30 PM , Rm 161 Jan. 31 “Subduction zone backarcs, mobile belts, and orogenic heat” (2005) GSA Today, v. 15, no. 2, 4-10. Feb. 7 “Crustal channel flows: 1. Numerical models with applications to the tectonics of the Himalayan-Tibetan orogen” (2004) Beaumont , C., Jamieson, R.A., Nguyen, M.H., Medvedev, S., JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. 109, B06406, doi:10.1029/2003JB002809 Feb. 9 Petrology Seminar – “Coeval migmatites and granulites, Muskoka domain, southwestern Grenville Province, Ontario” (2002) Timmermann, H., Jamieson, R.A., Parrish, R.R., Culshaw, N.G., CANADIAN JOURNAL OF EARTH SCIENCES, VOL. 39, 239-258. Feb. 14 “Crustal channel flows: 2. Numerical models with implications for metamorphism in the Himalayan-Tibetan orogen” (2004) Jamieson, R.A., Beaumont, C., Medvedev, S., Nguyen, M.H., JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. 109, B06407, doi:10.1029/2003JB002811 Feb. 16

39. Neoproterozoic Allochthonous Salt Tectonics During The Lufilian Orogeny In The K Bureau of Economic geology, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, salt tectonics plausibly explains spectacular breccias underlying 25000 km2 and http://www.gsajournals.org/gsaonline/?request=get-abstract&doi=10.1130/0016-7606

40. Login To GSA Journals Online salt tectonics IN THE INNER KWANZA BASIN Return to TOC Implications for salttectonics and source rocks Marine and Petroleum geology, 17, 477–498. http://www.gsajournals.org/gsaonline/?request=get-document&doi=10.1130/0016-7606

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