...-exploitation of the Chalk aquifer as a heat sink was one of the primary reasons why the River Terrace Gravels aquifer was investigated at the Tate Modern. Other considerations included a higher likelihood of achieving the required groundwater yields and the ability of the shallow River Terrace Gravels aquifer...

...P. Vincent; A. S. Smith SUMMARY The type specimen (WM 851.S, skull and post-cranial skeleton) of Plesiosaurus propinquus Tate & Blake, 1876, from the Toarcian (Upper Lias, Lower Jurassic) of Yorkshire, is re-examined. New observations permit a detailed understanding of the cranial anatomy...

... burial occurred during the Cenozoic (culmination of Laramide Orogeny) followed by erosion of between 1 to perhaps 3.5 km of Cretaceous-Tertiary strata. CP estimates, which we believe to be more sensitive to paleoburial depth, restrict Cenozoic erosion to between 1.5 to 2.5 km in the study wells (Tate J...

... (Geophysics). - , MONTADERT, L. & SCRU~TON, R. A. 1984. Regional Geology of the 240 M . P. TATE & M . R . DOBSON Goban Spur Continental Margin. In: Initial Reports of Deep Sea Drilling Project 80, 1115-1139. MAX, M. D., INAMDAR, D. . & MACINTYRE, T.1982. Compilation magnetic map: the Irish Continental Shelf...

... with 12 exploratory wells being drilled. The lone producer was a 1 1 2 -mi. east step-out to Citronelle field. The indicated success of the secondary-recovery project, now in progress in Citronelle, spurred development drilling. Sixty-two wells were drilled, 60 of them completed as producers...

... such a great area was physically possible. In the 1870s, first the work of Tate and then the detailed six-inch to one-mile mapping of the Geological Survey finally dispelled any notion that the sill was at a consistent stratigraphical level. Curiously, though the correct determination of the intrusive origin...

.... & Oliver, D. 1981 . Geophysical logging of water wells. In: Lloyd, J. W. (ed.), Case-studies in Groundwater Resources Evaluation. Clarendon Press, Oxford. 206 pp. Tate, T. K., & Robertson, A. S. 1975a . Groundwater Flow investigation at Ulceby Pumping...

... often rotated to high angles ( Fig. 4A ). Sporadic horizons of carbonate concretions occur within the mudstone intervals usually in close association with shell beds. Between around 24–32 m (beds 55–64 of Tate and Blake) siderite nodules are found either scattered or forming distinct horizons...

... Rockall Trough Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project 1986 80 1115 1139 Mudge D.C. Rashid B. Brooks J. Glennie K.W. The geology of the Faeroe Basin area Petroleum Geology of Northwest Europe 1987 London Graham & Trotman 751 763 Murphy N.J...

.... McKinstry Student Research Award) for partial funding of this project and to Devon Energy Corporation for providing a graduate fellowship to the senior author that enabled him to undertake this research. We wish to thank the respective staff members at Abbeytown, Trotter’s, and Tate’s quarries, County Sligo...

... Neoproterozoic as early as 1913. Soon after his arrival as Professor of Natural Science at the newly established University of Adelaide in 1875, Ralph Tate (1840–1901) (see Figure 2 ) discovered a superbly preserved glacial pavement at Hallett Cove ( Tate 1878 ) (see Figure 3 ). Initially also believed...

... variously interpreted as fault blocks, serpentinite extrusions or igneous complexes ( Tate & Dobson 1988 ; Reston et al . 2001 , 2004 ; O'Reilly et al . 2006 ; O'Sullivan et al . 2010 ; Calves et al . 2012 ). The Porcupine Median Volcanic Ridge (PMVR) is an elongated structure ( Fig. 1b...

...Marcus C. Tate; Scott E. Johnson Abstract Cretaceous (115–103 Ma) tonalites throughout the western Peninsular Ranges Batholith of Baja California can be explained as hybrids between andesitic fractionates (∼65%) and dehydration melts of amphibolite (∼35%). Mixing occurred between these two magmas...

...Garrett W. Tate; Nadine McQuarrie; Douwe J.J. van Hinsbergen; Richard R. Bakker; Ron Harris; Haishui Jiang Abstract Models of arc-continent accretion often assume that the period of subduction of continental lithosphere before plate boundary reorganization is fairly short lived, yet the timescale...

...Frederick F. Tating; H. Robert G.K. Hack; Victor G. Jetten Abstract Weathering-induced iron dissolution and precipitation in rock masses lead to reduction in shear strength of discontinuities, amongst others, while precipitation leads to an increase, and precipitated iron may reduce...

... the Association at Pittsburgh, October 5, 1948. Manuscript received, March 11, 1949. 2 Consulting geologist. Many of the data on the Knox dolomite were gathered while working on projects for The California Company and the writer is grateful for the opportunity to study them. The personnel of the Missouri...

... approaches to assess multihazard vulnerability ( Tate et al. 2010 ). One of the most commonly cited approaches for studying multihazard vulnerability is the hazards-of-place approach for vulnerability assessment ( Cutter 1996 , Cutter et al. 2000 ). The hazards-of-place approach describes the interaction...

... lines (WIRE, SWAT, WINCH). Onshore and offshore seismic refraction lines of COOLE (inlcuding 3a offshore) and ICSSP projects (Makris et al. 1988; Jacob et al. 1985) shown. Erosional extent of Mesozoic around Celtic Sea basins shown (dotted line). Compiled from Tate & Dobson (1989), Gardiner & Sheridan...

... Tate M. P. Dobson M. R. Pre-Mesozoic geology of the western and northwestern Irish continental shelf Journal of the Geological Society, London 1989 146 229 240 Warner M. R. Barazangi M. Brown L. Deep seismic reflection profiling the continental crust at sea...