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Proceedings of the first International Conference on the New Basement Tectonics

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ch. 1.
Historical data:
Review of significant early studies in lineament tectonics -- Robert A. Hodgson -- ch. 2.
Western Canada and Alaska:
Significance of space image linears in Alaska -- Ernest H. Lathram and Nairn R. Albert ;
Tectonic lineaments and plate tectonics in south-central Alaska -- Larry Gedney, James Van Wormer, and Lewis Shapiro ;
Linears in southeastern Alaska -- James R. Reeves ;
Detection and significance of lineaments and lineament intersections in parts of the Northern Cordillera -- Jacques B. Wertz ;
Aeromagnetic lineament study of the Highland Valley Area, British Columbia -- David A. Smith ;
Shield faults and cordilleran structural units, Western Canada (abstract) -- Derek Wilson -- ch. 3.
Western United States:
Transverse shear in southwestern North America : a tectonic analysis -- M. Abdel-Gawad and Linda Tubbesing ;
The Kings Canyon lineament : a cross-grain ERTS-1 lineament in central California -- Gary J. Anttonen, Edward A. Donehy, and J.A. Tony Fallin ;
Lineaments in basement terrane of the Peninsular Ranges, southern California -- P.M. Merifield and D.L. Lamar ;
Relations between ERTS lineaments, aeromagnetic anomalies and geological structures in north-central Nevada -- Don W. Levandowski, Ted V. Jennings and W. Terry Lehman ;
Towanta lineament, northern Utah -- Howard R. Ritzma ;
The Uinta-Gold Hill trend : an economically important linement -- A.J. Erickson, Jr. ; Macro-linear elements in the Greater Mono Basin, California (abstract) / -- R.J.P. Lyon and G.I. Ballew ;
Evidence of fracturing of the deep basement from Nimbus, X-15, Apollo, ERTS-1 and Skylab images (abstract) -- R.A. Hoppin -- ch. 4.
Great Plains and Central United States:
Bedrock jointing on the Alberta Plains -- Elkanah A. Babcock ;
The discovery of the Caroline Arch, Alberta, by lineament analysis -- Peter J. Haman and Koit Jurgens ;
Structural and photographic lineaments, gravity, magnetics and seismicity of Central USA -- James Wm. Smith [and others] ;
Ortho-polygonal tectonic patterns in the exposed and buried Precambrian basement of southeast Missouri -- Geza Kisvarsanyi and Eva B. Kisvarsanyi ;
Aeromagnetic lineament study of covered Precambrian basement, southeastern Missouri -- S. Parker Gay, Jr. ; Tectonic linears of the Ozarks Glades Region of southwestern Missouri (abstract) / -- Charles E. Robertson -- ch. 5.
Eastern United States:
Early jointing and cumulative fracture patterns -- Richard P. Nickelesen ;
Fracture analysis of New York State using multi-stage remote sensor data and ground study : possible application to plate tectonic modeling -- Yngvar W. Isachsen ;
Lineament studies in New England and their tectonic implications -- Patrick J. Barosh ;
The use of LANDSAT-1 imagery in mapping lineaments in Pennsylvania -- W.S. Kowalik and D.P. Gold ;
Lineaments of northern Alabama and possible regional implications -- James A. Drahovzal ;
Basement tectonics of the Atlantic Coastal Plain as seen from ERTS-1 imagery (abstract) -- Charles F. Withington -- ch. 6.
Western and Central Europe:
Major fracture patterns in the British ISles -- Dennis A. Holmgrem ;
Observations on joint zones in Moravia, Czechoslovakia -- Miroslav Plicka ;
Planetary equideistant rupture (PER) systems in Moravia, Czechoslovakia -- Radan Kvet ; Joint fracture patterns in basement and sedimentary rocks in the Sudetes Mountains / -- Tomasz Jerzykiewicz, Michal Mierzejewski and Andrzej Zelazniewicz ;
Tectonic lineaments in southern Poland (abstarct) -- Stanislaw Ostaficzuk ;
Lineament trends in France (abstract) -- D. Robert -- ch. 7.
Africa and the Middle East:
Airphoto lineations of the southern part of the Gulf of Suez Region -- Hassan A. El-Etr and Mohamed A. Abdel Rahman ;
ENE-trending lineaments of the African rift system -- P.A. Mohr ;
Carboniferous structural trends and lineaments of central Morocco -- Martha M. Hamil ;
The fracture pattern in southern Israel and Sinai Peninsula in sedimentary and basement areas (abstract) -- Yosef Bartov, Zeʹev Reches and David Scofield ;
Geologic setting of Lesotho kimberlites from an orbital perspective (abstract) -- D.T. Hodder -- ch. 8.
U.S.S.R.:
Planetary fracturing : its manifestations in the sections of the sedimentary cover and its role in the formation of tectonic structure and relief : with reference to south Turkmenia -- V.P. Miroshnichenko ;
The remote sensing study of the largest lineaments and their systems : with reference to some regions of Eurasia -- A.V. Dolivo-Dobrovolʹsky and S.I. Strelʹnikov -- ch. 9.
Australia:
Satellite lineaments in southeast Australia -- K.L. Burns and J. Shepherd -- ch. 10.
Planetary fracturing:
Global and regional systems of lineaments on the earth, Mars and the moon -- G.N. Katterfield ;
Lineament patterns on the moon, Mars and Mercury -- G. Fielder [and others] ;
Fracture systems of Mars -- E.L. Harp -- ch. 11.
Observation, analysis, terminology:
Determination of regional fracture patterns in Precambrian rocks : a comparison of techniques -- E.W. Spencer and S.J. Kozak ;
Sub-continental sixed fracture systems etched into the topography of New England -- Donald U. Wise ;
Spatial analysis of basement and cover linears by optical diffraction : methods, results and interpretation -- Howard J. Pincus and Thomas W. Doe ;
A statistical analysis of photolineaments and joints, terrain parameters and lineament density near Lethbridge, Alberta -- Elkanah A. Babcock ;
Lineament analysis : an exploration method for the delineation of structural and stratigraphic anomalies -- Alvin C. Johnson, Jr. ;
Some geologic distinctions among lineaments for the mineral explorationist -- R.W. Hodder and V.F. Hollister ;
An application of optical fourier analysis to the study of geological linear features in ERTS-1 imagery of California -- Aderbal C. Correa and Ronald J.P. Lyon ;
Proposed terminology for natural linear features -- Hassan A. El-Etr ;
Lineament patterns from radar imagery in Alaska, Arizona, California and Montana -- Ron Gelnett ;
Short note:
Standardization of azimuthal presentations -- S. Parker Gay, Jr. -- ch. 12.
Theory, origin:
A new theory of fracture -- Raymond C. Wilson ;
Major structural lineaments in the Precambrian of central Wisconsin -- Gene L. LaBerge ;
Tectonic implications of oriented lakes and lineaments in northeastern Bolivia -- George Plafker ;
Possible relationships between lineament tectonics and the dynamics of the Milky Way Galaxy -- Peter J. Haman ;
The crustal fracture system of North America and its possible origin -- Gilbert E. Thomas ;
The importance of lineaments in the tectonic evolution of the earth's crust and in the occurrence of ore deposits in Middle Europe -- A. Pilger ;
Relationship between the distribution of big endogenic ore deposits and the basement fracture pattern : examples from four continents -- Jan Kutina ;
Planetary equidistant rupture systems : a new concept based on the study of joint zones -- Radan Kvet ;
Theory of lateral propagation (infliction, imposition) of major shears -- E. Scheibner ;
Precambrian granulite facies belts, lineaments and plate tectonics -- Michael B. Katz ;
The distribution of oil and natural gas deposits in the earth's crust in realtion to Pt, Ni, and Cr mineralization along great circles (abstract) -- N. Thamm -- ch. 13.
Curvilinears:
Curvilinear features visible on small scale imagery as indicators of geologic structures -- Rex M. Peterson ;
Arcuate structural trends and basin and range structures (based on a study of ERTS-1 imagery) -- Martha Ryder Smith -- ch. 14.
Non-serious:
Linemanship : guidelines for a thriving geologic artform -- Donald U. Wise.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Salt Lake City
Series
Utah Geological Association. Publication -- no. 5, Utah Geological Association publication -- 5

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Library of Congress
QE601 .I56 1974

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Pagination
ix, 636 p.
Number of pages
636

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OL59109773M
OCLC/WorldCat
2226326

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OL43398585W

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