ADDRESS
Dr. Pat WILDE
1735 Highland Place #28
Berkeley, California 94709
Phone: 1-(510)-841-4721
E-Mail: patwilde@dnai.com
EDUCATION:
Langley High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1949-1953
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut 1953-1957
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1959-1964
CREDENTIALS
ACADEMIC DEGREES
:
B.S. in Geology, magna cum laude, Yale University, 1957
A.M. in Geology, Harvard University, 1961
Ph.D in Geology, Harvard University, 1965
THESES TOPICS:
Ice-Shove ridges of the Exacta Delta, Chandler Lake, Alaska: B.S. Yale
Recent Sediments of the Monterey Deep-Sea Fan: Ph.D. Harvard
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
American Geophysical Union: Atmospheres and Oceans Section
Explorer's Club (Fellow)
Geological Society of America (Fellow)
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION:
Registered Geologist No. 997
State of California
HONORS
* Pat Wilde Prize: Yale University
Given Annually to Undergraduate Geoscience Major for excellence in Research
* Wilde's Guyot
SeaMount northwest of Wake Island, Central Pacific Ocean
* Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Senior Fellowship 1989-1990
Scientific Excellence in Research and Teaching
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEES:
International Geological Correlation Programme 216: Globa1 BiologicaI Events in earth
history: Member, committee on Ordovician-Silurian Boundary.
International Geological Correlation Programme 256: Metalliferous Black Shales: Member,
United States working group.
International Union of Geological Sciences Subcommission on the Ordovician:
Member, Chemostratigraphic working group.
U. S. COMMITTEES:
RIDGE PROGRAM- Theoretical, Experimental and Analytical working group
CMISST-Continental Margin Integrated Sedimentation Studies- UCB correspondent.
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
Teaching Fellow in General Education, Harvard University, Natural Sciences I 0 (Geology)
1961-1964.
Lecturer in Mineral Exploration, University of California,Berkeley,
1964-1965.
Lecturer in Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering, University of California, Berkeley
1965-1967
Assistant Professor of Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering, University of California, Berkeley,
1968-1975
Chairman, Committee on Ocean Engineering, College of Engineering, University of California,
Berkeley, 1969-1975.
Lecturer in Marine Biology-Paleontology, University of California, Berkeley,
1975-1989.
Lecturer in Ocean Engineering-Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley,
1975-1992
Visiting Professor in Oceanography, Technische Universitat-Berlin,
1989-1990.
GEOLOGICAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE
YALE UNIVERSITY 1953-1957
undergraduate geology major
Fall 1955: Detailed mapping in Brandford, Connecticut 7-1/2 minute quadrangle,
in Triassic arkoses and trap rock sequences, under Prof. Sanders (see Sanders and others,1963).
Summer 1956: Reconnaissance mapping (as field assistant) northern Brooks Range
and Arctic Slope, Alaska in Devonian graywackes and shales, Mississippian limestones, and upper
Paleozoic-Jurassic clastics under Dr. MacVicar.
SHELL OIL COMPANY 1957-1959
geologist
Summer 1957: petroleum geology, subsurface mapping and structural interpretations from Electric
logs and seismic data in Eocene and Oligocene of South Louisiana and Mississippi.
Winter 1957-1958: detailed structural and stratigraphic mapping (plane table)
along the Bonita Fault,Quay County, northwest New Mexico in Triassic to Eocene marine an non-marine clastics.
Spring 1958: detailed structural mapping (plane table) near Juno, Val Verde
County, Texas, in Cretaceous carbonates of the Edwards Plateau.
Summer 1958-Spring 1959: petroleum geology, subsurface mapping, lithofacies
studies, seismic investigations in Miocene of south Louisiana.
Summer 1959: Shell Exploration Geology Training Program, Houston, Texas,
geophysical prospecting (seismic and magnetic), current research studies at Shell Development
Corporation.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY 1959-1965
graduate student in Geology under Profs. Siever, Kummel, and Whittington
SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY summers 1960-1963
graduate research geologist, under Prof. Menard
Summer 1960: (SIO) mineralogy of Delgada and Monterey deep-sea fans;
scientific leader Knock-Knock expedition R/V Argo to Cape San Lucas and Baja California sea
mount province.
Summer 1961: (SIO), clay mineralogy of Delgada and Monterey Deep-sea fans;
scientific leader Marazine expedition R/V Paolina-T to Monterey deep-sea fan, coring of fan and adjacent
shelf sediments.
Spring 1962: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) R/V Atlantis cruise
278, Bermuda to Woods Hole, piston coring on the Bermuda Rise and Sohm Abysmal Plain.
Summer 1962: (SIO), submarine geology using SCUBA, off La Jolla and Carmel
submarine canyons, sampling or central California beaches and quartz diorite intrusives of the Santa Lucia and
Gavalan Mountains and of the Monterey Peninsula.
Winter-Spring 1963: (SIO), marine geologist on Criss-Cross expedition R/V S.F-
Baird: the Cocos Ridge, East Pacific Rise, and Cocos, Malpelo, and Galapagos Islands, bathymetric and
magnetic survey of the Cocos Ridge, coring in the Gulf of Panama and on the East Pacific
Rise, dredging of various sea-mounts, petrologic sampling of islands (samples catalogued in
Harvard Geological Museum).
Summer 1963: National Science Foundation Summer Fellow at Harvard, studies
on mineralogy of deep-sea sediments and completed metric bathymetric map of Monterey Fan, (WHOI) R/V
Gosnold cruise 21 coring and dredging off Cape Cod and Georges Bank.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Berkeley 1964 - 1989
Fall 1965: marine geologist on Montcanyon II expedition R/V Argo: bottom
sampling, coring, dredging, camera stations in Monterey Canyon-Channel system.
Spring 1966: marine geologist on Six-Pac expedition, R/V Horizon: air-gun
sub-bottom profiling geophysics south of Hawaii.
Spring 1966: marine geologist on Spheres expedition, R/V Horizon: geochemical
studies in vicinity of Horizon Guyot, central Pacific.
Fall 1966: marine geologist on R/V Tage: bottom sampling in Monterey Bay and
heads of Monterey, Ascension, and Soquel submarine canyons.
Spring-Summer 1967: marine geologist on Nova expedition, R/V Horizon and
R/V Argo: geochemical sampling of bottom sediments, arcer acoustic profiling, magnetics in Coral,
Tasman Seas.
Sept. 1968: marine geologist on T-Agor Davis: Sat-Pac Expedition, geologic and
magnetic survey calibration, satellite navigation off Washington/Oregon coast.
Fall 1968:. marine geologist on R/V San Michele: bottom sampling in the Gulf of
the Farallones.
Fall 1969: marine geologist on R/V San Michele: bottom sampling on the Central
California Continental Shelf.
June 1970: marine geologist on R/V Washington: Seven Tow Expedition -
marine geology and marine chemical sampling in the central Pacific between Samoa and Hawaii.
July-August 1971: marine geologist on R/V Washington: Aries Expedition -
marine geology and surveying in north Pacific between Japan and Hawaii.
Sept. 1971: off-shore self-potential exploration for submerged sulfide ore bodies in
Penobscot Bay, Gulf of Maine.
March-April 1972: marine geologist and co-chief scientist on R/V Melville:
Hypogene Expedition search for hot brine basins in basins of Gulf of California, precision bathymetry, geologic and
chemical analysis of bottom sediments, physical and chemical analyses of basin waters.
Sept. 1972: marine geologist on R/V Califia: bottom sampling for sediments and
infauna on the north central California continental shelf.
Dec. 1972-Jan. 1973: marine geologist on R/V Melville: Cato Expedition,
geophysical surveys and net tows in coastal zone east coast of South America - Rio de Janeiro to Panama,
geochemical surveys mouth of the Amazon.
July-Sept. 1973: chief scientist and marine geologist on R/V Samudera and M/V
Equator: precision bathymetry, physical oceanography and bottom sampling plus localized current measurements
in the water column in the Halmahera and adjacent seas, Irian Jaya, Indonesia.
June-Sept. 1974: physical oceanographic current measurements in Tomales Bay,
California for sneaker wave study.
Nov. 1974: marine geologist on R/V Acania: current measurements in Monterey
and Carmel submarine canyons.
Feb.-May 1975: heat flow surveys of Salton Sea, Mono and Clear Lake,
California.
Jan. 1976: marine geologist and oceanographer on R/V Lee: geophysical and
geochemical studies off the central and southern California coast.
July-August 1976: self-potential geophysical surveys in lower Paleozoic shales,
Humboldt Range, Nevada.
July 1977: oceanographer on O.S.S. Researcher: physical chemical, and
biological surveys in the Gulf of Mexico.
May 1978: marine geologist on R/V Sea Sounder: geophysical survey of Navy Fan
southern California borderland.
July-August 1978: oceanographer on O.S.S. Researcher: marine: chemistry and
marine biology in equatorial South Atlantic off Brazil - Barbados to Recife.
December 1979: marine geologist on R/V Sea Sounder: geological and
geophysical studies on Monterey and Delgada submarine fans, California.
February 1980: oceanographer on YFN-1126 USN: radiochemical sampling off
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Caribbean Sea.
Jan-Feb. 1981: co-chief scientist and marine geologist on R/V Kana Keoki:
geophysical and geological survey off west coast of Oahu and sampling of Loihi Seamount Hawaii Islands.
June-July 1982: oceanographer on R/V Lee: geological and geophysical survey
central and north Pacific, Panope, Micronesia to Dutch Harbor, Alaska
December 1983: co-chief scientist and oceanographer, R/V Lee: Pagotec
Expedition, geophysical and geologic survey off American Samoa, south Pacific.
July 1984: marine geologist R/V Lee: Trauma Expedition, geological and
geophysical survey Rabaul, Papua-New Guinea to Majuro, Marshall Islands, western and central Pacific.
July 1987- marine geologist, geophysicist M/V Marauder: geophysical electrical
tests of resistivity, self-potential, and density survey techniques in estuarine conditions San Francisco Bay.
August 1988: geologist Newfoundland, sampling and geologic transect across
Iapetus (Paleozoic) Ocean.
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN 1989-1990
Humboldt Visiting Professor
May 1990: geologist-geochemist, Oslo District, Norway, geochemical and
paleo-oceanographic sampling in Paleozoic black shales.
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH ASIAN OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAN 1991-1996
Liaison Scientist and Associate Director: Ocean Science and Engineering
Web Site at ONR Tokyo on Ocean Science and Engineering maintained from 1991-1996
Retired
University of California 1996
Office of Naval Research 1997
PUBLICATIONS
{NOTE: Some publications here are listed in the year generated, which is not necessarily
the year published. Also, abstracts given at meetings generally are listed separately from the final
published paper in a journal as through reviews etc. the content may change.)
You may jump to the Decade listed below:
Pre-1965
1. Foxon Fault and Galliard Graben in the Triassic of southern Connecticut, with J. E. Sanders
and C. V. Guidotti, Connecticut Geological and Natural History Survey Reports 16p., (1963).
2. Deep-Sea channels on the Cocos Ridge, East-Central Pacific (abs.) Transactions of the
American Geophysical Union, 45: 70, (1964).
1965
3. Estimates of Bottom Current Velocities from Grain-Size Measurements from the Monterey
Deep-Sea Fan, Marine Technology Society-American Littoral Society Proceedings, 2: 718-727, (1965).
4. Sand-sized sediments of the Monterey Deep-Sea Fan (abs.), Geological Society of America,
Special Paper 82: 224-225, (1965).
5. Recent Sediments of the Monterey Deep-Sea Fan, PhD Thesis Harvard University (1965) also University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-13, 153p. (1965). pdf Format
6. Mineral Resources, in California and Use of the Oceans, University of California, Institute of
Marine Resources Ref. 65-21, 13: 6-9, (1965).
1966
7. Quantitative Measurements of Deep-Sea channels on the Cocos Ridge, East Central Pacific,
Deep-Sea Research, 13: 635-640, (1966).
8. pH of Deep-Sea Sediments (abs.), Geological Society of America, San Francisco Meeting,
240-241, (1966).
9. Western Extensions of the Clarion and Molokai Fracture Zones of the Pacific Ocean (abs.),
with T. E. Chase and S. M. Smith, Geological Society of America, San Francisco Meeting, 38, (1966).
1968
10. Recent sediments of Bolinas Bay, California: Part A Introduction and Grain Size Analyses,
with C. Isselhardt and L. Osuch, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-19, 55p, (1968). pdf Format
11. Electrochemical Measurements in the Marine Environment utilizing Sea Water as a 'spiked'
solution (abs.), Transactions American Geophysical Union, 49: 365-366, (1968).
12. Electrochemical measurements with a variable reference electrode system, with P. W.
Rodgers, University of California, Committee on Ocean Eng. COOE, 1-1, 53p., (1968).
1969
13. Determination of the Cation-Exchange capacity of suspended material in Sea Water by
Chemisorption of Methylene Blue, with R. Carter, University of California, Committee on Ocean Eng. COOE, 1-2,
29p., (1969).
14. Recent sediments of Bolinas Bay, California: Part B Mineralogical Data, with C. Isselhardt,
L. Osuch, and T. Yancey, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-22, 155p., (1969). pdf Format
15. Recent sediments of Bolinas Bay, California: Part C Interpretation and Summary of Results,
with C. Isselhardt, L. Osuch, and T. Yancey, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-23, 86p,
(1969). pdf Format
16 Tables of Formalities and p Ion in Sea Water of total Cl, Na, K, Mg, Ca, Sr, Br, and SO4 for
the Salinity range of 28 to 40 o/oo assuming Dittmarian conservancy, University of California, Committee on Ocean
Eng. COOE, 1-4, 103p., (1969).
1970
17. A self-potential detection system for the marine environment, with R. F. Corwin and W. C.
Ebersole, Offshore Technology Conference, OTC 1258, 2: 305-313, (1970).
18. Recent sediments of the Central California continental shelf-Pigeon Point to Sand Hill Bluffs,
Part A Introduction and Grain Size Data, with J. Lee and T. Yancey, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng.
HEL, 2-28, 62p., (1970). pdf format
19. Electrochemical Meter for Activity Measurements in natural environments, with P. W.
Rodgers, Review of Scientific Instruments, 41: 356-359, (1970).
20. Electrochemical measurements in Sea Water using a Dittmarian variable reference electrode,
with P. W. Rodgers, Marine Technology Society, 6th Annual Meeting, 2: 1445-1458, (1970).
21. Non-Destructive wet weighting of Marine Sediments, with J. Holden and C. Isselhardt,
Marine Geology, 8: 173-178, (1970).
22. Abstracts of Ocean Engineering Theses-University of California, Berkeley, 1962-1968
(compiler), University of California, Committee on Ocean Eng. COOE 1-2, 62p., (1970).
23. Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf-Pillar Point to Pigeon Point;
Part A Introduction and Grain Size Data, with T. Yancey, C. Isselhardt, L. Osuch, and J. Lee, University of California,
Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-26, 64p., (1970). pdf format
24. Faunal Communities on the Central California Shelf near San Francisco - a sedimentary
environmental study, with T. Yancey, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-29, 65p., (1970).
1971
25. Towed vehicle for constant depth and bottom contouring operations, with U. Conti and T.
Richards, Offshore Technology Conference, OTC 1456, 2: 385-392.
26. Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf-Pillar Point to Pigeon Point;
Part B Mineralogical Data, with T. Yancey, M. Glogoczowski, and J. Lee, University of California, Berkeley,
Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-30, 63p., (1971). pdf Format
27. Formulae of various properties of sea water as functions of temperature, pressure, and
concentration, University of California, Committee on Ocean Eng. COOE, 1-5, 30p., (1971).
28. Automatic multi-sensor electrochemical monitor for sea water measurements, with U. Conti
and C. Dann, Offshore Technology Conference, OTC 1459, 2: 409-416, (1971).
29. Sediment distribution and its relation to circulation patterns in Bolinas Bay, California, with
T. Yancey, Proceedings 12th Coastal Engineering Conference, Washington, D. C., 2: 1397-1415, (1971).
30. Recent Sediments of Monterey Bay, Additional Mineralogical Data, with T. Yancey,
University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-33, 59p., (1971). pdf Format
31. Near-shore transport of suspended material by seasonal geostrophic currents (abs.), 2nd
National Coastal and Shallow Water Research Conference, 258, (1971).
32. Preliminary report on Leg VII of Aries Expedition: Geological Investigations in the Western
North Pacific, July-August 1971, with T. A. Davies and D. A. Clague, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Reference Series 71-27, 21p. (1971).
33. River Mouth and Beach Sediments - Russian River, California to Rogue River, Oregon, Part
A Introduction and Grain Size Analyses, with M. Glogoczowski, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic
Eng. HEL, 2-36, 73p., (1971).
1972
34. Diver-operated in-situ Electrochemical measurements, with U. Conti, Marine Technology
Society Journal, 6-2: 17-23, (1972).
35. Cation-exchange capacity of suspended material from coastal sea water off Central
California, with R. Carter, Marine Geology, 13: 107-122, (1972).
36. Dissolution Kinectics of Calcium Carbonate in Sea Water, with R. A. Berner, American
Journal of Science, 272: 826-839, (1972). pdf Format
37. River Mouth and Beach Sediments - Yankee Point to Hurricane Point, California, Part A
Introduction and Grain Size Analyses, with P. Pause, K. Leslie, and P. Henshaw, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic
Eng. HEL, 2-38, 22p. (1972). pdf Format
38. Koko Seamount: A major guyot at the southern end of the Emperor Seamounts, with T. A.
Davies and D. A. Clague, Marine Geology, 13: 311-321.
1973
39. Temperature, Salinity, Depth profiles from deeps in the Gulf of California (abs.), with H. W.
Menard, and G. Sharman, American Geophysical Union Transactions, 54-4: 322, (1973).
40. Self-contained Underwater system for Environmental Monitoring, with U. Conti, Institute of
Electrical and Electronic Engineering International Conference on Engineering in the Ocean Environment - Oceans 73,
Seattle, 428-437, (1973).
41. Currents in Structures in the Ocean, University of California Engineering Extension, 11p.
(1973).
42. Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf-Pillar Point to Pigeon Point;
Part C Interpretation and Summary of Results, with T. Yancey, M. Glogoczowski, and J. Lee, University of California,
Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 2-38, 83p., (1973). pdf Format
43. Physical Oceanography, Marine Chemistry, and Marine Geology in Mining Engineers
Handbook (Cummins and Given, eds.), Society of Mining Engineers - American Institute of Mining Engineers, New York,
20: 3-25, 20: 174-175, 20: 184, (1973). pdf Format
1974
44. Activity Coefficients of Na+, Cl-, Mg++, Ca++, and K+ in Sea Water from the Gulf of
California by shipboard electrode measurement (abs.), American Geophysical Union Transactions, 55:4 310, (1974).
45. Bathymetry in the Vicinity of Gag Island, Irian Barat, Indonesia, Bechtel-Pacific Nikkel
Oceanographic Survey Report, 3: 25p., 8 plates, (1974).
46. Direct solution of the specific volume anomaly and its use in Dynamic Calculations, with J.
Colt, University of California, Committee on Ocean Eng. COOE, 1-8, 18p., (1974).
47. Computer processing and plotting routines for data collection from the Berkeley Underwater
EnvironmentalMonitor, with K. H. Lee and U. Conti, University of California, Committee on Ocean Eng.
COOE, 1-9, 25p., (1974).
1975
48. Trace metal analyses by Anoidic Stripping Voltammetry in marine environments, with C. W.
Case and D. Jenkins, University of California, Berkeley, Hydraulic Eng. HEL, 1-11, 30p., (1975).
49. Hypogene Expedition Reports - Leg II Cruise report and Chemical Data, University of
California, Committee on Ocean Eng. COOE. 1-10, 42p., (1975). pdf Format
50. Oceanographic Data off the Monterey Deep-Sea Fan, with T. E. Chase and W. R. Normark,
University of California, Institute of Marine Resources Technical Report TR-58, 1975. pdf format Side 1, Side 2
1976
51. Methods for Geothermal Reservoir detection emphasizing submerged environments, with C.
W. Case, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Publication LBL-4495, 64p., (1976).
52. Oceanographic Data off Central California - including the Delgada Deep-Sea Fan, with W.
R. Normark and T. E. Chase, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Publication LBL-Pub 92, (1976). pdf format Side 1, Side 2
1977
53. A geothermal prospecting Heat-Flow system for thermal gradient and thermal conductivity
measurements, with J. Oldson and others, in Geothermal Investigations of California Submerged Lands,
California State Lands Commission, Part B, 44p., (1977).
54. Techniques for predicting sediment transport in Marine environments using natural Heavy
Mineral tracers, with C. W. Case, Shore and Beach, 45:2 24-29, (1977).
55. Oceanographic Data off Washington, including the Nitinat Deep-Sea Fan, with T. E. Chase,
M. L. Holmes, W. R. Normark, and J. A. Thomas, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Publication, LBL-Pub 223,
(1977). pdf format Side 1, Side 2>
1978
56. Progressive ventilation of the Oceans - An explanation for the distribution of the Lower
Paleozoic Black Shales, with W. B. N. Berry, American Journal of Science, 278: 257-275, (1978).
57. Channel Sands and Petroleum potential of Monterey Deep-Sea Fan, California, with W. R.
Normark and T. E. Chase, American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, 62:6 967-983, (1978).
58. Oceanographic Data off Northern California and Southern Oregon, with T. E. Chase, M. L.
Holmes, W. R. Normark, J. A. Thomas, D. S. McCulloch, and L. D. Kulm, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Publication,
LBL-Pub 251, (1978). pdf format Side 1, Side 2
1979
59. Oceanographic Data off Oregon including the Astoria Deep-Sea Fan, with T. E. Chase, M.
L. Holmes, W. R. Normark, J. A. Thomas, D. S. McCulloch, P. R. Carlson, L. D. Kulm, and J. D. Young, Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory Publication, LBL-Pub 253, (1979). pdf format Side 1, Side 2
60. In-situ thermal conductivity measurements for Heat Flow determinations in marine and
lacustrine environments (abs.), with J. Oldson, American Geophysical Union Transactions, 58, (1979).
1980
61. Oceanographic Data off Southern Hawaiian Islands, with T. E. Chase, W. R. Normark, J. A.
Thomas, and J. D. Young, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Publication, LBL-Pub 359, (1980). pdf format Side 1, Side 2
1981
62. Oceanographic Data off Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, with T. E. Chase, W. R.
Normark, C. P. Miller, B. A. Seekins, and J. D. Young, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Publication, LBL-Pub 360,
(1981). pdf format Side 1, Side 2
1982
63. Progressive Ventilation of the Oceans - Potential for return of anoxic conditions in the
Post-Paleozoic, with W. B. N. Berry, in Nature and Origin of Cretaceous Organic Carbon-Rich Facies, S. O. Schlanger
and M. B. Cita (eds.), Academic Press, London, 209-224, (1982).
64. Studies on Toxicity of OTEC plant components on Eucalanus sp. from the Gulf of Mexico,
with A. Venkataramiah, A. G. Lakshmi, C. Best, G. Gunter, and E. Hartwig, Ocean Science and Engineering, 7:3
353-401, (1982).
65. Geologic report for the OTEC site off Kahe Point, Hawaii, with W. R. Normark, T. E.
Chase, M. A. Hampton, C. E. Gutmacher, B. A. Seekins, and K. H. Johnson, U. S. Geological Survey, Open File Report,
82-468A, 12p., 10 plates, (1982).
66. Environmental monitoring at Kahe Point, Oahu, Hawaii for OTEC pilot plant development,
with A. T. Dengler, V. Harms, E. O. Hartwig, and M. S. Q. Hunt, Marine Technology Society, Oceans 82, (1982).
1983
64. Evolutionary and Geologic consequences of organic carbon fixing in the primitive Anoxic
Ocean, with W. B. N. Berry, Geology, 11:3 141-145, (1983). pdf format
65. Interaction of Engineering Design constraints and Oceanographic realities, with M. S. Hunt,
V. Harms, A. T. Dengler, and E. Noda, 18th IECEC Conference, Orlando, (1983).
1984
66. Slumping due to Hurricane Iwa along proposed OTEC cold water pipe route, Oahu, Hawaii,
with A. T. Dengler, E. Noda, and W. R. Normark, Offshore Technology Conference, Houston, (1984).
67. Turbidity Currents generated by Hurricane Iwa, with A. T. Dengler, W. R. Normark, and E.
Noda, Geo-Marine Letters 4: 5-11 (1984). pdf format
68. Destabilization of the oceanic density structure and its significance to marine "extinction"
events, with W. B. N. Berry, Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 48: 143-162, (1984). pdf format
69. Monterey Fan: Growth pattern control by basin morphology and changing sea levels, with
W. R. Normark, C. E. Gutmacher, and T. E. Chase, Geo-Marine Letters, 3: 93-99, (1984).
70. Anoxic facies in the Lower Paleozoic Ocean (abs.), with M. S. Q. Hunt, W. B. N. Berry, and
C. J. Orth, Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs, 16:6 694, (1984)
71. Chemostratigraphy at Dob's Linn, Scotland indicates major change in oceanic ventilation in
Ordovician-Silurian boundary interval (abs.), with W. B. N. Berry, C. J. Orth, M. S. Q. Hunt, and J. S. Gilmore,
Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs, 16:6 444, (1984).
72. Chemostratigraphy: Supplement to Biostratigraphy (abs.), with M. S. Q. Hunt, W. B. N.
Berry, C. J. Orth, and L. R. Quintana, Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs, 16:6 546, (1984).
1985
73. Potential petroleum reservoirs on Deep-Sea fans off Central California, with W. R. Normark,
T. E. Chase, and C. Gutmacher, in Submarine Fans and Related Turbidite Systems, A. Bouma and W. R. Normark
(eds.), Springer-Verlag, New York, 35-42, (1985).
1986
74. Very Recent analogs of volcanogenic Archean sequences, with M. S. Q. Hunt, D. Corrigan,
A. T. Dengler, and W. R. Normark, Geology, 14: 48-51,(1986).
75. Potential environmental impacts of Open-Cycle Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, with M.
S. Q. Hunt and A. T. Dengler, Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 6: 77-93 (1986). pdf Format
76. Trace element signatures in Dictyonema Shales and their geochemical and stratigraphic
significance, with W. B. N. Berry, M. S. Q. Hunt, and C. J. Orth, Norsk Geologisk Tidsskrift, 66: 45-51 (1986).
77. Iridium Abundances across the Ordovician-Silurian Stratotype, with W. B. N. Berry, M. S.
Quinby-Hunt, C. J. Orth, L. R. Quintana, and J. S. Gilmore, Science, 233: 339-341(1986).
78. Generic Assessment of Steep-Slope Sea Bed Environments, with W. C. Schwab, T. E.
Chase, W. R. Normark, and B. A. Seekins: U. S. Geological Survey Open File Report 86-333, 43p. plus 58 l. (1986)
79. Chemostratographic Analysis across a Jurassic Extinction event in the Yorkshire Toarcian
(abs.), with W. B. N. Berry, M. S. Quinby-Hunt, K. Rice, C. J. Orth, J. S. Gilmore, and L. R. Quintana: Geological
Society of America Abstracts with programs 1986, p. 789,(1986)
80. The role of Oceanographic Factors in the generation of Global Bio-Events, with W. B. N.
Berry: Global Bio-Events O. Walliser (ed.), Springer-Verlag, Berlin, p. 75-91, (1986).
1987
81. Model of progressive ventilation of the Late Precambrian-Early Paleozoic Ocean: American
Journal of Science, 287: 442-459, (1987).
82. Potential Environmental Impacts of Closed-Cycle Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
, with
M. S. Quinby-Hunt and D. Sloan: Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 7: 169-198, (1987).
83. Turbidity Currents on Steep-Slopes: Application of an Avalanche-type Numeric Model,
with A. T. Dengler: Ocean Engineering, 14: 409-433, (1987). pdf Format
84. The Oceanic Non-Sulfidic Oxygen Minimum zone: A habitat for Graptolites, with W. B. N.
Berry and M. S. Quinby-Hunt: Bulletin of the Geological Society of Denmark, 35: 103-114, (1987).
85. Modeling of Dissolved Elements in Sea Water, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt: Ocean Science and
Engineering, 11: 153-251, (1987). pdf Format
86. Review of North Atlantic Palaeoceanography by C. Summerhayes and N. Shackleton:
Palaios, 2: 302-303.
87. Use of the Cerium Anomaly in Black Shales - Climatic interpretation in the
Ordovician-Silurian boundary interval, (abst.) with W. B. N. Berry, M. S. Quinby-Hunt, and C. J. Orth: Abstracts with Progam,
1987 Annunal Meeting, Geological Society of America, Phoenix, p. 587, (1987).
88. Southern New Brunswick - A Balto-Scandian Terrane in the Tremadoc (Ordovician) Iapetus
Ocean? (abst.) with W. B. N. Berry, M. S. Quinby-Hunt, and C. J. Orth: Abstracts with Progam, 1987 Annunal
Meeting, Geological Society of America, Phoenix, p. 890, (1987).
89. Primordial origin of the oceanic Rubey Volatiles as a consequence of accretion of ice-sulfur
planetesmals, (abst.): EOS, 68: no. 44, 1337, (1987).
1988
91. Comment on "Sulfur-isotope anomaly associated with the Frasnian- Flamennian extinction,
Medicine Lake, Alberta", by Geldsetzer and others; with W. B.N. Berry: Geology, 16: 86-88, (1988)
92. The use of statistical filters on chemical data in determining chronozonal boundaries, with W.
B. N. Berry, M. S. Quinby-Hunt: 1988 Annual Meeting Geological Society of America, v. 20(7): 219; (1988)
93. The redox-related facies of black shales, with W. B. N. Berry, M. S. Quinby-Hunt and C. J.
Orth: 1988 Annual Meeting Geological Society of America, 20 (7): 193; (1988)
94. Eastern Tropical Pacific Denitrification Zone: Modern Oceanic analog for Lower Paleozoic
black shales, with W. B. N. Berry, M. S. Quinby-Hunt: 1988 Annual Meeting Geological Society of America, 20(7):
329; (1988)
95. Collision with Ice-Volatile Bolides: Geological Implications, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and
W. B. N. Berry: In Global Catastrophes in Earth History, 215-216; (1988).
96. Late Wenlock (Middle Silurian) Bio-Events: Causation by volatile boloid impact/s?, with W.
B. N. Berry and M. S. Quinby-Hunt: In Global Catastrophes in Earth History, 13-14; (1988)
97. Marine Topography of Offshore Tutuila Island, Samoa Islands, with T. E. Chase, W. R.
Normark, C. E. Gutmacker, B. A. Seekins, K. E. Lund and S. C. Vatil: Geological Society of America, Map and
Chart Series, MCH068; (1988). Side 1, Side 2
1989
98. Palaeo-Oceanography and Bio-Geography in the Tremadoc (Ordovician) Iapetus Ocean and
the Origin of the Chemostratigraphy of Dictyonema flabelliforme Black Shales, W. B. N. Berry and M. S.
Quinby-Hunt: Geological Magazine, 126, 19-27; (1989).
99. Elemental Geochemistry of Black Shales. I. Low Calcic Shales, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, W.
B. N. Berry and C. J. Orth: U. S. Geological Survey Circular 1037: Metalliferous Black Shales and Related Ore
Deposits, R. I. Grauch and J. S. Leventhal (eds.), p. 8-15.
100. Early Paleozoic Anoxitropic Biotopes, with W. B. N. Berry and M. S. Quinby-Hunt.:
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimalology Palaeoecology, v. 74, p. 3-13. pdf format
101. Vertical Advection from Oxic or Anoxic waters from the main pycnocline, as a cause of
Rapid Extinctions or Rapid Radiations, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and W. B. N. Berry: Proceedings 3rd Bio-Events
Conference, E. Kauffman and O. Walliser ed., Berlin, Springer-Verlag; 85-98. (1989)
102. Ordovician-Silurian graptolite extinctions: rates patterns and causal mechanisms, with W.
B. N. Berry and M. S. Quinby-Hunt: in press in Proceedings 3rd Bio-Event Conference, E. Kauffman and O.
Walliser ed., Berlin, Springer-Verlag; 115-123. (1989)
103. Maintenance of Anoxic Oceanic Conditions by Thalassocratic Ridge Circulation and
Coincidence of formation of Pangea with Oceanic Ventilation in Paleozoic, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and W. B.
N. Berry: International Geologic Congress Proceedings (Washington), (3) 358-359. (1989).
1990
104. Graptolite biogeography: implications for palaeogeography and palaeoceanography, with
W.B.N. Berry, in Palaeozoic palaeogeography and biogeography, W. S. McKerrow and C. R. Scotese,
Memior Geological Society of London, v. 12, p. 129-137. (1990)
1991
105. Oceanography in the Ordovician, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt: In
Advances in Ordovician Geology, C. R. Barnes and S. H. Williams eds., Canadian Geological Survey
Paper 90-9. p. 283-298. (1991)
106. The Provenance of Low-Calcic Black Shales, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and W. B. N.
Berry, Mineralium Deposita, v. 26, p. 113-121 (1991) .
107. Silurian oceanic and atmospheric circulation and chemistry, with W.B.N. Berry and
M.S. Quinby-Hunt, in The Murchinson Symposium; proceedings of an international conference
on the Silurian System, M. G. Bassett, P. D. Lane, and D. Edwards, Special Papers in Palaeontology,
v. 44, p. 123-143. (1991)
1992
108. Geochemical indication of eustatic sea level changes using the whole rock Cerium
anomaly, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, and B.-D. Erdtmann. 29th International Geological Congress Proceedings, v. 1, p.
94.
109. Depositional Environments of Marine Black Shales, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, 29th
International Geological Congress Proceedings, v. 3, p. 788.
110. Lower Paleozoic Sea Surface Temperature Calculations, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, 29th
International Geological Congress Proceedings, v. 3, p., 954
111. Thermodynamic zonation in the Black Shale facies based on Iron-Manganese-Vanadium
content, Chemical Geology, v. 113, p. 297-327 (1994).
112. Map showing bottom topography of the Pacific continental margin, Point Conception to Point Loma, with Chase, T. E. W. R. Normark, G. I. Evenden, C. P. Miller, B. A. Seekins, J. D. Young, M. S. Grim, and C. J. Lief, U. S. Geological
Survey Miscellaneous Investigation Series Map I-2089-C (1992).
1993
113. Mass Failures initiated by Hurricane Iwa, Kahe Point, Oahu, Hawaii, with W. R. Normark,
J. F. Campbell, T. E. Chase, and B. Tsutsui, In: Selective Studies in the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone, W. C.
Schwab, H. J. Lee and D. Twishell (eds.) U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin, 2002, 197-204 (1993)
114. Oceanic Anoxia along the Pacific Rim, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, (abst.) VIIth Pacific
Inter-Congress, Okinawa, June-July 1993.
1994
115. Marine sedimentary trace metal variations as a function of paleogeographic latitude and
primary production: Examples from the black shale record, (ABST) with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, in Special
Symposium, Marine Trace-element Biogeochemistry of the Sedimentary Record, Annual Meeting, Geological
Society of America, Seattle, Oct 1994, p. A-24 (1994)
116. Collision with ice-volatile objects: Geologic Implications. with M. S. Quinby-Hunt.
(ABST.) IUGS-IGCP-293: Geochemical Event Markers in the Phanerozoic: What are the causes of
Catastrophic Global Events and Widespread Anoxia, September 1994, Erlangen, Germany
117. Econometric Models of Global Warming Emission Scenarios. with M. S. Quinby-Hunt.
(ABST.) EOS, v. 75, no. 44, p. 599. Expanded Abstract as pdf
1995
118. Modelling anoxia for water quality measurements in marine and estuarine environments,
with M. S. Quinby-Hunt (ABST.) 1995 World Conference on Natural Resources, July 1995,
Pietermarizburg, South Africa.
119. Climate Forcing by Marine Methane Clathrates during the Lower Paleozoic? with M. S.
Quinby-Hunt, (ABST) EOS, v. 76, no. 46, p. F306.
1996
120. Chemical depositional environments of calcic marine black
shales, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, Economic Geology, v. 91, p. 4-13. (1996)
121. The Whole Rock Cerium Anomaly: A potential Indicator of
Eustatic Sea Level Changes in shales of the Anoxic Facies, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and B.-D. Erdtmann, Sedimentary Geology, v. 101, p.
45-53. (1996)
1997
122. Methane clathrate outgassing and anoxic expansion in Southeast Asian deeps due to
global warming. with M. S. Quinby-Hunt. (ABST.) Fifth Symposium on Our Environment, June 1995,
Singapore. Full Text in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment , v. 44, p. 149-153. (1997) .
123. Prediction of Potentially Metalliferous Organic-Rich Shales Locales Using Paleo-Oceanographic and
Paleo-Geographic Techniques: with M.S. Quinby-Hunt and B.-D. Erdtmann, In Mineral Deposits: Research and Exploration Where do they meet?
H. Papunen (ed.), Balkema, Rotterdam, p. 125-128.(1997)
124. Collisions with ice/volatile objects: Geological implications-A qualitative treatment. with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology,
Palaeoecology, v. 132, p. 47-63. (1997)
125. Paradoxes in the phase relationships considering redox pathways from anoxic muds to variably oxic metapelitic schists. with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and
C. V. Guidotti, (ABST) Geological Society of America Abstracts with Program, v. 29, no. 6, A-450. (1997)
1998
126. Gas Hydrate modelling in the Lower Paleozoic and the onset and termination of glacial events with M. S. Quinby-Hunt (extended Abstract), Mineralogical
Magazine, v. 62A, p. 1658-1659 (1998)
127. Redox-pH Zonation on Oceanic sediments through time with M. S. Quinby-Hunt (ABST) Geological Society of America Abstracts with Program, v. 30, no. 7, A-374. (1998)
1999
2000
2001
128. Molybdenum as an indicator of original organic content in ancient anoxic sediments with M.S. Quinby-Hunt and T.W. Lyon, Geological Society of American Abstracts with Program, v. 33, no. 6, A39. (2001)
2002
129. Neutron-Induced prompt gamma activation analysis (PGAA) of metals and non-metals in ocean floor geothermal vent-generated samples with Perry, D. L., G. Molnar, Zs. Revay, Zs. Kasztovszky, R. C. Gatti, and R. B. Firestone, Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectroscopy, v. 17, p. 32-37. (2002)
2003
130
Trace Metal Mobility/Sediment maturity in black shales derived from variation of Carbon proxy values: V, Mo, Zn: with Lyons, T. W. and Quinby-Hunt, M. S. Abstract presented October 2003 meeting of the Geological Society of America, Seattle, Washington. [2003]
131 Covarying molybdenum and organic carbon distributions in organic-rich sediments and sedimentary rocks with Lyons, T. W., A.D. Anbar, B. Gill, S.R. Meyers, B.B. Sageman, A.M. Cruse, Abstract presented at Goldschmidt Conference, Kurashiki, Japan September 2003. [2003]
2004
132 Organic proxies in Black Shales: Molybdenum, with T. W. Lyons and M. S. Quinby-Hunt, Chemical Geology, v. 206, p. 167-176. [2004]
2005
133 Centaurs and Icy Body impacts on Ocean volumes and chemistry through time, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, Abstract EGU05-A-05950 given at European Geosciences Union Meeting, Vienna, Austria, April 25, 2005. [2005] Power Point Presentation of Poster
134 Redox Zonation in the Anoxic Ocean, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, Abstract and Vertical Calculator: for Earth System Processes 2, Calgary, Canada, August, 2005. [2005]
135 Sulfur Proxies in type III Black Shales: Fe, Mn, Co, Cu, Ni, Zn, Sc, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt and T. W. Lyons, Expanded Abstract Siever Symposium: Salt Lake Geological Society of America Meeting, October, 2005. [2005] Power Point Presentation
2008
136 Elemental Chemical Zonation of Black Shales revisited -- Application to Petroleum Source rocks?, with M. S. Quinby-Hunt, Expanded Abstract Mud Rocks Symposium: Houston, Texas, Geological Society of America Meeting, October 2008 [2008] Power Point Presentation.
2008
137 Paradoxes and perceptions in color identification of paleo-redox conditions in peletic rocks, M. S. Quinby-Hunt, 2009, in draft
