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1 Bradley, Michael DennisStructural evolution of the Uinta Mountains, Utah, and their interaction with the Utah-Wyoming salient of the sevier overthrust belt1988dissertation
2 Gonzalez, Joao Carlos LunaEvaluating mudstone heterogeneity: high-resolution sedimentologic, Geochemical, and stratigraphic analysis of the wolfcamp formation in the Permian Basin, West Texas, U.S.A2019dissertation
3 Duncan, Casey JamesStratigraphic, structural, and biologic controls on iron oxide diagenesis of the cretaceous baseline sandstone, Southern Nevada2022dissertation
4 Han, MuranJoint analysis of the surface and borehole gravity and gravity gradiometry data for hydrocabrbon (HC) reservoir monitoring and carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration2020dissertation
5 Melstrom, Keegan MichaelThe paleoecology of extinct crocodylomorphs and their resilience to Mass extingctions2020dissertation
6 DeReuil, Aubry AnneInterpreting sedimentary processes and geomechanical trends in heterogeneous mudstone2020dissertation
7 Lin, WeiJoint inversion of geophysical data using multinary transformation and gramian constraints2018dissertation
8 Quirk, Brendon JamesLate pleistocene and early holocene glacier and climate change in the wasatch mountains of Utah2019dissertation
9 Rasmuson, Jacqueline AnnaAdvancements in colloid filtration theory: how pore-scale physiochemical heterogeneity affects parthogen and engineered nanoparticle transport2019dissertation
10 Mackey, GlenRefining geoanalytical data with inverse theory2019dissertation
11 Putman, Annie L.Meta-Analytic approaches to learn about hydroclimatic processes and change from stable isotopes2019dissertation
12 Bradbury, Christopher DavidWater resources and utilization in the Sevier Basin and Old River Bed inland delta of Central Utah during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition2019dissertation
13 Yang, ShuStudy of Aquatic and trace element chemistry in the Great Salt Lake: response to Engineered and hydrologic forcings, and temportal correspondence among water and brine shrimp2019dissertation
14 Wheatley, David FairchildClastic pipes and soft-sediment deformation within the jurassic carmel formation, Southern Utah: processes, controls, and implications for plaeoenvironment, subsureface fluid flow, and a near-surface groundwater system on mars2018dissertation
15 Tulley-Cordova, Crystal LynnSpatiotemporal examination of precipitation and meteoric waters across the Navajo Nation2019dissertation
16 Huth, Tyler EdwardLaminated soil carbonate rinds as a high resolution paleoclimate and paleoecologic proxy record2018dissertation
17 Hu, LihaiAssessing endogenous signals and contamination in keratinized tissues using trace element and strontium isotopic analysis2019dissertation
18 Frederick, Logan ElizabethTrace elements as environmental fingerprints in groundwater, surface water, and sediment2018dissertation
19 Rijo, LuizModeling of Electric and Electromagnetic Data1977dissertation
20 Jameel, Mohd YusufStable isotope mixing models in urban and natural environments of understand water management practices and biogeochemical processes2018dissertation
21 Linville, Lisa MaeData-driven methods in earthquake monitoring, detection, and catalog buildingGeophysics2018dissertation
22 Pelton, William HarveyInterpretation of induced polarization and resistivity dataEarth resistance (Geophysics) Polarization (Electricity)1977dissertation
23 Nielsen, Gregory BarryRegional correlation of diagenetic coloration facies and analysis of iron oxide cementation processes, Jurassic Navajo Sandstone, southwestern UtahGeology; Geochemistry2010dissertation
24 Xue, YanweiLeast squares datuming and surface waves prediction with interferometryGeophysics2010dissertation
25 Clow, Gary D.The use of borehole temperature measurements to infer climatic changes in Arctic AlaskaGeophysics; Paleoclimate Science2017dissertation
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