Articles
A65: 2007: Scaled experimental models
of extension: dry sand vs. wet clay, by Martha Oliver Withjack, Roy W. Schlische and Alissa A.
Henza: Houston Geological Survey Bulletin, v. 49 (8), p. 31-49. PDF file >>
A64: 2007: Groundwater flow and
groundwater-stream interaction in fractured and dipping sedimentary rocks:
Insights from numerical models, by Ying Fan, Laura Toran, and Roy W. Schlische: Water
Resources Research, v. 43, W01409, doi:10.1029/2006WR004864. PDF file
>>
A63: 2006: Geometric and experimental
models of extensional fault-bend folds, by Martha Oliver Withjack and Roy W. Schlische: Geological
Society (London) Special Publication 253, p. 285-305. PDF
file >>
A62: 2006: Analogue
benchmarking-results of shortening and extension experiments, by G. Schreurs, S.J.H. Buiter, D.
Boutelier, G. Corti, E. Costa, A.R. Cruden, J.-M. Daniel, S. Hoth, H. Koyi, N.
Kukowski, J. Lohrmann, A. Ravaglia, R.W. Schlische, M.O. Withjack, Y. Yamada,
C. Cavozzi, C. DelVentisetti, J.A. Elder Brady, A. Hoffmann-Rothe, J.-M.
Mengus, D. Montanari, and F. Nilfouroshan: Geological Society (London)
Special Publication 253, p. 1-27. PDF
file >>
A61: 2005: The early Mesozoic
Birdsboro central Atlantic margin basin in the Mid-Atlantic region, eastern
United States: Discussion, by Roy W. Schlische and Martha Oliver Withjack: Geological Society
of America Bulletin, v. 117, p. 823-828. PDF
file >>
A60: 2005: Normal faults in the
Passaic Formation at Haycock Mountain, by Roy W. Schlische and Martha Oliver Withjack: in Gates,
A.E., ed., Newark Basin-View from the 21st Century: 22nd Annual Meeting
of the Geological Association of New Jersey, Field Guide and Proceedings, p.
120-124. PDF file
>>
A59: 2005: A review of tectonic
events on the passive margin of eastern North America, by Martha Oliver Withjack and Roy
W. Schlische: in Post, P., ed., Petroleum Systems of Divergent Continental
Margin Basins: 25th Bob S. Perkins Research Conference, Gulf Coast Section
of SEPM, p. 203-235. PDF file
>>
A58: 2004: Geometric and experimental
models of extensional fault-bend folds, by Martha Oliver Withjack and Roy W. Schlische: Bollettino
di Geofisica, Teorica ed Applicata, v. 45, no. 1, p. 287-290. PDF file
>>
A57: 2004: Structural and Climatic
Controls on Sedimentation in the Newark Rift Basin--Field Guide to Classic
Outcrops Along and Near the Delaware River, NJ and PA, by Roy W. Schlische: National
Association of Geoscience Teachers Eastern Section Meeting, Newark, NJ. PDF file
>>
A56: 2003: Relative timing of CAMP,
rifting, continental breakup, and inversion: tectonic significance, by Roy W. Schlische, Martha Oliver
Withjack, and P.E. Olsen, in Hames, W.E., McHone, G.C., Renne, P.R., and
Ruppel, C., eds., The Central Atlantic Magmatic Province, American
Geophysical Union Monograph 136, p. 33-59. [PDF file>>]
A55: 2003: Fracture populations on
the Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland: Comparisons with experimental clay models of
oblique rifting, by
Amy E. Clifton and Roy W. Schlische, Journal of Geophysical Research, v.
108, No. B2, 10.1029/2001JB000635. [PDF file>>]
A54: 2003: A Lagerstaette of
rift-related tectonic structures from the Solite Quarry, Dan River/Danville
rift basin by Rolf
V. Ackermann, Roy W. Schlische, Lina C. Patino, and Lois A. Johnson, in
LeTourneau, P.M., and Olsen, P.E., eds., The Great Rift Valleys of Pangea in
Eastern North America--Volume 1--Tectonics, Structure, and Volcanism: New
York, Columbia University Press, p. 118-133. [PDF file>>]
A53: 2003: Progress in understanding
the structural geology, basin evolution, and tectonic history of the eastern
North American rift system, by Roy W. Schlische: in LeTourneau, P.M., and Olsen, P.E., eds., The
Great Rift Valleys of Pangea in Eastern North America--Volume 1--Tectonics,
Structure, and Volcanism: New York, Columbia University Press, p. 21-64. [PDF
file>>]
A52: 2003: Introduction to tectonics
and structural geology of supercontinent breakup by Martha Oliver Withjack and Roy
W. Schlische, in LeTourneau, P.M., and Olsen, P.E., eds., The Great Rift
Valleys of Pangea in Eastern North America--Volume 1--Tectonics, Structure, and
Volcanism: New York, Columbia University Press, p. 7-10. [PDF file>>]
A51: 2002: An experimental study of
the secondary deformation produced by oblique-slip normal faulting, by Roy W. Schlische, Martha Oliver
Withjack, and Gloria Eisenstadt: AAPG Bulletin, v. 86, p. 885-906. [PDF file>>]
A50: 2002: Rift-basin structure and
its influence on sedimentary systems, by Martha Oliver Withjack, Roy W. Schlische, and Paul E.
Olsen, in Robin Renaut and Gail M. Ashley, eds., Sedimentation in
Continental Rifts: SEPM Special Publication 73, p. 57-81. [PDF file>>]
A49: 2001: The geometric and
statistical evolution of normal fault systems: an experimental study of the
effects of mechanical layer thickness on scaling laws, by Rolf V. Ackermann, Martha
Oliver Withjack, and Roy W. Schlische: Journal of Structural Geology, v.
23, p. 1803-1819. [PDF
file>>]
A48: 2001: Nucleation, growth and
linkage of faults in oblique rift zones: results from experimental clay models, by Amy E. Clifton and Roy W.
Schlische: Geology, v. 29, p. 455-458. [PDF
file>>]
A47: 2000: Active normal faulting
beneath a salt layer -- an experimental study of deformation in the cover
sequence, by Martha
Oliver Withjack and J. Sybil Callaway: AAPG Bulletin, v. 84, p.
627-651. [PDF file>>]
A46: 2000: Influence of rift
obliquity on fault-population systematics: results of clay modeling experiments, by Amy E. Clifton, Roy W.
Schlische, Martha Oliver Withjack, and Rolf V. Ackermann: Journal of
Structural Geology, v. 22, p. 1491-1509. [PDF file>>]
A45: 2000: Implications of a
comparison of the stratigraphy and depositional environments of the Argana
(Morocco) and Fundy (Nova Scotia, Canada) Permian-Jurassic basins by Paul E. Olsen, Dennis V. Kent,
Sarah J. Fowell, Roy W. Schlische, Martha Oliver Withjack, and Peter M. LeTourneau
IN in Oujidi, M., and Et-Touhami, M., eds., Le Permien et le Trias du Maroc,
Actes de la Premièr Réunion su Groupe Marocain du Permien et du Trias:
Oujda, Hilal Impression, p. 165-183. [PDF
file>>]
A44: 1999: Rift basin architecture
and evolution by
Roy W. Schlische and Martha Oliver Withjack IN Climatic, Biotic, and
Tectonic Pole-to-Pole Coring Transect of Triassic-Jurassic Pangea edited by
P.E. Olsen and D.V. Kent, International Continental Drilling Program. [Website of
article>>]
A43: 1999: Basin evolution by Roy W. Schlische, Martha Oliver
Withjack, Jamie A. Austin, David E. Brown, Juan Contreras, Elizabeth Gierlowski-Kordesch,
Lubamir F. Jansa, MaryAnn L. Malinconico, Joseph P. Smoot, and Robert P.
Wintsch, R.P., IN Climatic, Biotic, and Tectonic Pole-to-Pole Coring
Transect of Triassic-Jurassic Pangea edited by P.E. Olsen and D.V. Kent,
International Continental Drilling Program. [Website of
article>>]
A42: 1999: Extracting tectonic
information from cores in rift basins IN Climatic, Biotic, and Tectonic Pole-to-Pole Coring
Transect of Triassic-Jurassic Pangea edited by P.E. Olsen and D.V. Kent,
International Continental Drilling Program, in press. [Website of
Article>>]
A41: 1998: Diachronous rifting,
drifting, and inversion on the passive margin of eastern North America: An
analogue for other passive margins by Martha O. Withjack, Roy W. Schlische, and Paul E. Olsen:
AAPG Bulletin, v. 82, p. 817-835. [PDF
file>>]
A40: 1998: Anisotropic behavior of
compressional waves in fractured mudstones, Newark basin, New Jersey:
applications to groundwater by Stefan Muszala, Robert E. Sheridan, and Roy W. Schlische: Northeastern
Geology and Environmental Sciences, v. 20 (3), p. 222-226. [PDF
file>>]
A39: 1998: Integrating computers into
the field geology curriculum, by Roy W. Schlische and Rolf V. Ackermann: Journal of
Geoscience Education, v. 46, p. 30-40. [PDF
file>>]
A38: 1997: Anticlustering of smaller
faults around larger normal faults by Rolf V. Ackermann and Roy W. Schlische: Geology,
v. 25, p. 1127-1130. [PDF
file>>]
A37: 1997: Book review of "Modern
Developments in Structural Interpretation, Validation and Modelling",
edited by P.G. Buchanan and D.A. Nieuwland, by Roy W. Schlische: Basin Research.
A36: 1997: Foreland crustal structure
of the New York recess, northeastern United States, by Greg C. Herman, Don H.
Monteverde, Roy W. Schlische, R.W., and David M. Pitcher: Geological Society
of America Bulletin, v. 109, p. 955-977. [PDF file>>]
A35: 1996: Geometry and scaling
relations of a population of very small rift-related normal faults by Roy W. Schlische, Scott S.
Young, Rolf V. Ackermann, and Anupma Gupta: Geology, v. 23, p. 683-686. [PDF file>>]
A34: 1996: Stratigraphic effects and
tectonic implications of the growth of normal faults and extensional basins by Roy W. Schlische and Mark H.
Anders IN Reconstructing the Structural History of Basin and Range Extension
Using Sedimentology and Stratigraphy edited by K.K. Beratan: Geological
Society of America Special Paper 303, p. 183-203. [PDF
file>>]
A33: 1996: High-resolution
stratigraphy of the Newark rift basin (early Mesozoic, eastern North America) by Paul E. Olsen, Dennis V. Kent,
Bruce Cornet, William K. Witte, and Roy W. Schlische: Geological Society of
America Bulletin, v. 108, p. 40-77. [PDF file>>]
A32: 1996: 580 ky duration of the
Early Jurassic flood basalt event in eastern North America estimated using
Milankovitch cyclostratigraphy by Paul E. Olsen, Roy W. Schlische, and Michael S. Fedosh,
IN The Continental Jurassic edited by M. Morales: Museum of Northern
Arizona Bulletin 60, p. 11-22. [PDF
file>>]
A31: 1996: A new occurrence of the
ichnogenus Brachychirotherium: implications for the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction
event by Michael J.
Szajna and ShayMaria M. Silvestri IN The Continental Jurassic edited by
M. Morales: New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Bulletin No. 4. [Abstract>>]
A30: 1996: Digital mapping of
fractures in bedrock aquifers: A GIS geological framework for interpreting
movement of ground-water contaminants by Gregory C. Herman: New Jersey Geological Survey Research
Study Results, 32 p.
A29: 1995: Tectonic evolution of the
Fundy basin, Canada: Evidence of extension and shortening during passive-margin
development by
Martha O. Withjack, Paul E. Olsen, and Roy W. Schlische: Tectonics, v.
14, p. 390-405. [PDF
file>>]
A28: 1995: Geometry and origin of
fault-related folds in extensional settings by Roy W. Schlische: AAPG Bulletin, v. 79, p.
1661-1678. [PDF
file>>]
A27: 1995: Normal faults and their
hanging-wall deformation--an experimental study, by Martha Oliver Withjack, Quati
Islam, and Paul LaPointe: AAPG Bulletin, v. 79, p. 1-18. [PDF file>>]
A26: 1995: Estimating
inversion--results from clay-model studies, by Gloria Eisenstadt and Martha Oliver Withjack, in
Basin Inversion: Geological Society of London, Special Publication 88,
p. 119-136. [PDF
file>>]
A25: 1995: Kinematic significance of
sediment-filled fissures in the North Mountain Basalt, Fundy rift basin, Nova
Scotia, Canada by
Roy W. Schlische and Rolf V. Ackermann: Journal of Structural Geology,
v. 17, p. 987-996. [PDF
file>>]
A24: 1995: Synsedimentary collapse of
portions of the lower Blomidon Formation, Fundy rift basin, Nova Scotia by Rolf V. Ackermann, Roy W.
Schlische, and Paul E. Olsen: Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 32,
p. 1965-1976. [PDF file>>]
A23: 1994: Rifting in eastern North
America by Roy W.
Schlische: Virginia Explorer, v. 10, p. 20-23.
[PDF file>>]
A22: 1994: Overlapping faults,
intrabasin highs, and the growth of normal faults by Mark H. Anders and Roy W.
Schlische: Journal of Geology, v. 102, p. 165-179. [PDF file>>]
A21: 1993: Anatomy and evolution of
the Triassic-Jurassic continental rift system, eastern North America by Roy W. Schlische: Tectonics,
v. 12, p. 1026-1042.[PDF file>>]
A20: 1993: Architecture and evolution
of the Triassic-Jurassic Newark rift basin, New Jersey, by Roy W. Schlische: JOIDES
Planning Committee Field Trip Guidebook, 43 p.
A19: 1993: Prediction of normal-fault
geometries--A sensitivity analysis, by Martha Oliver Withjack and Eric T. Peterson: AAPG
Bulletin, v. 77, p. 1860-1873. [PDF file>>]
A18: 1993: Origin of rollover--a
discussion: by
Martha Withjack & Q. Islam: AAPG Bulletin, v. 77, p. 657-658.
A17: 1993: Biostratigraphy of
vertebrate footprints in the Late Triassic section of the Newark basin,
Pennsylvania: reassessmant of stratigraphic ranges by ShayMaria M. Silvestri and
Michael J. Szajna IN The Nonmarine Triassic edited by S.G. Lucas and M.
Morales: New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Bulletin No. 3, p.
439-445. [Abstract>>]
A16: 1992: Structural and
stratigraphic development of the Newark extensional basin, eastern North
America; Implications for the growth of the basin and its bounding structures by Roy W. Schlische: Geological
Society of America Bulletin, v. 104, p. 1246-1263.[PDF
file>>]
A15: 1991: Half-graben basin filling
models: New constraints on continental extensional basin development by Roy W. Schlische: Basin
Research, v. 3, p. 123-141. [PDF file>>]
A14: 1990: Quantitative filling model
for continental extensional basins with applications to early Mesozoic rifts of
eastern North America
by Roy W. Schlische and Paul E. Olsen: Journal of Geology, v. 98, p.
135-155. [PDF
file>>]
A13: 1990: Transtensional arm of the
early Mesozoic Fundy rift basin: Penecontemporaneous faulting and sedimentation by Paul E. Olsen and Roy W.
Schlische: Geology, v. 18, p. 695-698. [PDF file>>]
A12: 1990: Experimental models of
extensional forced folds, by Martha Oliver Withjack, Jon Olson, and Eric Peterson: AAPG
Bulletin, v. 74, p. 1038-1054.
A11: 1989: Forced folding and
basement-detached normal faulting in the Haltenbanken area, offshore Norway: in
Extensional Tectonics and Stratigraphy of the North Atlantic Margins by Martha Withjack, Kris Meisling,
and Lee Russell: AAPG Memoir 46, p. 567-575.
A10: 1989: Tectonic, Depositional,
and Paleoecological History of Early Mesozoic Rift Basins, Eastern North
America, edited by
P.E. Olsen, R.W. Schlische, and P.J.W. Gore: International Geological
Congress Field Trip T-351, Washington, D. C., American Geophysical Union,
174 p. [Table of Contents>>] [PDF
file (60 MB)>>]
A9: 1988: Structural evolution of
the Newark basin by
Roy W. Schlische and Paul E. Olsen, IN Geology of the Central Newark Basin
edited by J.M. Husch and M.J. Hozik: Fifth Annual Meeting of the Geological
Association of New Jersey, Proceedings and Field Guide, p. 43-65.
A8: 1988: Unraveling the rules of
rifts by Paul E.
Olsen and Roy W. Schlische: Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory [Yearbook]
1988, p. 26-31. [Abstract>>]
A7: 1986: Deformation produced by
oblique rifting, by
Martha Oliver Withjack and William Jamison: Tectonophysics, v. 12,
p. 99-124.
A6: 1985: Rift structures and their
seismic expression
by Martha Oliver Withjack and D. Drickman-Pollock: Offshore Technology
Conference, OTC 4871.
A5: 1984: Synthetic
seismic-reflection profiles of rift-related structures, by Martha Oliver Withjack and D.J.
Drickman Pollock, AAPG Bulletin, v. 68, p. 1160-1178. [PDF file>>]
A4: 1982: Fault patterns associated
with domes--an experimental and analytical study, by Martha Withjack and Cynthia
Scheiner: AAPG Bulletin, v. 66, p. 302-316. [PDF
file>>]
A3: 1983: The rifted basins of
eastern India by
Martha Withjack and J. Gallagher: Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration,
Proceedings, v. 6, p. 41-57.
A2: 1979: A convective heat transfer
model for lithospheric thinning and crustal uplift by Martha Oliver Withjack: Journal
of Geophysical Research, v. 84, p. 3008-3022.
A1: 1979: An analytical model of
continental rift fault patterns by Martha Oliver Withjack: Tectonophysics, v. 53, p.
59-81.
THESES
Th25. Durcanin, M., in progress, M.S.; “Experimental
Modeling of the Influence of Prerift and Synrift Salt on Rift-Basin Evolution”
Th24. Henza, A.A., in progress, Ph.D.; “Influence of
Modeling Material on Normal-fault Geometries and Comparisons with Numerical
Models and Geologic Examples”
Th23. Baum, M.S., 2006, Ph.D.; “Controls on the
Deformation Produced by Oblique Inversion of Rift Basins: Which Structures
Reflect the Paleostrain State?”
Th22. Granger, A.B., 2005, M.S.; “Influence of Basal
Boundary Conditions on Normal-fault Geometries in Scaled Physical Models of
Extension”
Th21. Pieretti, J., 2004, Independent Study Project;
“Outcrop-Scale Normal Faults in the Newark Rift Basin at Haycock Mountain, PA:
Implications for Fault Growth”
Th20. Elder Brady, J.A., 2003, M.S., “Effectiveness of Small-Scale
Structures in Deciphering the Tectonic History of the Fundy Rift Basin”
Th19. Peterson, H., 2002, Henry Rutgers Honors
Project; “Thickness-Displacement Scaling Relationships for Normal Faults in
Triassic Mudstones of the Newark Basin”
Th18. Baum, M.S., 2002, M.S.; “3-D Geometry of
Inversion Structures, Fundy Rift Basin”
Th17. Granger, A.B., George H. Cook Honors Project
(2002); “3D Geometry of Normal Fault Populations in Experimental Clay Models”
Th16. Clifton, A.E., 2000, Ph.D. “Laboratory and Field
Studies of Oblique Rifting”
Th15. Fankhauser, S., 1999: Independent Study Project
“Geological Controls on Fractures in the Newark Basin”
Th14. Orabone, K.D., 1997, M.S.; “Fracture Patterns in
the Passaic Formation Near Piscataway, New Jersey: Their Effect on Groundwater
Flow and Contaminant Migration”
Th13. Viersma, M.G., 1997, Independent Study Project;
“Variations in Strain Accommodated by Faults in a Scaled Physical Model”
Th12. Ackermann, R.V., 1997, Ph.D.; “Spatial Distribution
of Rift-Related Fractures: Field Observations, Experimental Modeling, and
Influence on Drainage Networks”
Th11. Herman, G.F., 1996, Ph.D.; “Structural Analyses
of Exposed Pre-Cretaceous Bedrock Geology in the New Jersey Region”
Th10. Finn, M.D., 1996, Independent Study Project;
“Fracture Occurrence Correlations Between Core Data and Borehole Televiewer
Data of the Somerset Core, Newark Extensional Basin, Eastern North America:
Newark Basin Coring Project”
Th9. Young, S.S., 1995, Henry Rutgers Scholars
Project; “Micro-Normal Fault Populations in the Solite Quarry of the Dan
River/Danville Basin: Length-Displacement Scaling Relations”
Th8. Jones, B.D., 1994, M.S.; “Structure and
Stratigraphy of the Hopewell Fault Block, Newark Basin, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania”
Th7. Laden, Z., 1993, Independent Study Project;
“A Study on Karst Distribution in Dauphin County and Franklin County,
Pennsylvania”
Th6. Thibodeau, P., 1991, Independent Study Project;
“Rift Basin Filling Models Using Variable Sediment-Supply Rates”
Th5. Schlische, R.W., 1990: Ph.D., Columbia University;
“Aspects of the Structural and Stratigraphic Evolution of Early Mesozoic Rift
Basins of Eastern North America” (Advisor: Paul E. Olsen)
Th4. Schlische, R.W., 1989: M. Phil., Columbia
University; “Rift Basins of the Atlantic Passive Margin: An Integrated
Structural and Stratigraphic Approach” (Advisor: Paul E. Olsen)
Th3. Schlische, R.W., 1987: M.A., Columbia University;
“Geology of Wasson Bluff, Nova Scotia, Canada” and “Paleomagnetism of Diabase
Dikes in Pennsylvania: Implications for the Structural Evolution of the Newark
Basin” (Advisor: Paul E. Olsen)
Th2. Schlische, R.W., 1985: Senior Honors Thesis,
Rutgers University; “Faults of the Northern Newark Basin, New Jersey” (Advisor:
Joseph Hull)
Th1. Withjack, M.O., 1977: Ph.D., Brown University,
"Mechanics of Continental Rifting, Crustal Uplift, and Lithospheric
Thinning" (Advisor: William Chapple)
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