2012 Department Publications

• The cooling history and the depth of detachment faulting at the Atlantis Massif oceanic core complex – Schoolmeesters, Cheadle, and John

• On the Time Scales of Magma Genesis, Melt Evolution, Crystal Growth Rates and Magma Degassing in the Erebus Volcano Magmatic System Using the ²³⁸U, ²³⁵U and ²³²Th Decay Series – Sims

• Quantifying effects of deep and near-surface chemical erosion on cosmogenic nuclides in soils, saprolite, and sediment – Riebe

• A new method for the determination of low-level actinium-227 in geological samples – Sims

• Changes in vegetative communities and water table dynamics following timber harvesting in small headwater streams – Dewey

• Supercritical carbon dioxide–brine–rock reactions in the Madison Limestone of Southwest Wyoming: An experimental investigation of a sulfur-rich natural carbon dioxide reservoir – Kaszuba

• A direct method of parameter estimation for steady state flow in heterogeneous aquifers with unknown boundary conditions – Zhang

• Dacite formation at Ilopango Caldera, El Salvador: U-series disequilibrium and implications for petrogenetic processes and magma storage time – Sims

• Hot mantle upwelling across the 660 beneath Yellowstone – Dueker and Hansen

• Acid Gas Storage in a Deep Saline Aquifer: A Numerical Sensitivity Study on Parameter and Model Uncertainty – Liu and Zhang

• Geologic Modeling and Fluid-Flow Simulation of Acid Gas Disposal in Western Wyoming – Li and Zhang

• Resilience and regime change in a southern Rocky Mountain ecosystem during the past 17 000 years – Shuman

• Recent Wyoming temperature trends, their drivers, and impacts in a 14,000-year context – Shuman

• Optimum swimming pathways of fish spawning migrations in rivers – McElroy

• Halogens and trace metal emissions from the ongoing 2008 summit eruption of Kīlauea volcano, Hawai`i – Sims

• Seismic reflection imaging of large-amplitude lee waves in the Caribbean Sea – Holbrook

• Mantle-driven dynamic uplift of the Rocky Mountains and Colorado Plateau and its surface response: Toward a unified hypothesis – Dueker

• A sporadic low-velocity layer atop the western U.S. mantle transition zone and short-wavelength variations in transition zone discontinuities – Dueker and Hansen