Rec | Mtg# | Year | Authors | Institution | Talk title |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 794 | 1959 | Dean Samuel Carder | US Coast and Geodetic Survey | March 5-7, 1958 eruptions of Manam Volcano off the north coast of New Guinea |
2 | 794 | 1959 | Wallace Dewitt Jr.; George Willis Colton |
USGS | Stratigraphy of the Upper Devonian rocks in the Finger Lakes district of New York |
3 | 794 | 1959 | George Willis Colton | USGS | Sedimentary structures in some Upper Devonian rocks in western New York |
4 | 795 | 1959 | Martin Francis Kane | USGS | Gravity study of the Rowe-Mora Basin, New Mexico |
5 | 795 | 1959 | Eugene S. Simpson | USGS | A ground water mechanism for the deposition of glacial till |
6 | 795 | 1959 | Germaine. A. Joplin | Australian | The origin of calc-alkaline rocks |
7 | 796 | 1959 | Thomas C. Hoering; P. L. Parker |
Geophysical Laboratory | Abundance of chlorine isotopes in nature |
8 | 796 | 1959 | Robert Ballin Neuman | USGS | Sedimentation in the Ocoee Series, Great Smoky Mountains |
9 | 796 | 1959 | Stanislaw Dzulynski | Polish geologist | Evolution of the Carpathian Geosyncline during Oligocene |
10 | 797 | 1959 | W. Gary Ernst | Geophysical Laboratory | Glaucophane stability and the glaucophane schist problem (Best Paper 1959) |
11 | 797 | 1959 | E-an Zen | USGS | Mineral assemblages in slate in western Vermont |
12 | 797 | 1959 | John Calvin, Reed Jr.; Bruce H. Bryant |
USGS | Lower Cambrian and late Precambrian rocks in the Grandfather Mountain window, N.C. (2nd Best Paper 1959) |
13 | 798 | 1959 | Emilie Jäger | Universität Bern? | Age measurements on some Alpine and pre-Alpine micas |
14 | 798 | 1959 | William Back | USGS | Calcium carbonate saturation in ground water |
15 | 798 | 1959 | Helen Laura Foster | USGS | Mt. Fuji, Japan, and its deposits of volcanic ash |
16 | 799 | 1959 | Robert B. Guillou | USGS | Aereial radiological monitoring and surveying -- an important contribution to geology |
17 | 799 | 1959 | Paul Booth Barton Jr. | USGS | Distribution of some minor elements between coexisting sulfides |
18 | 799 | 1959 | Robert Sumner Sigafoos | USGS | Botanical evidence of floods and flood-plain deposition |
19 | 800 | 1959 | Hugh Dinsmore Miser | USGS | Our Society -- retrospect and prophecy |
20 | 800 | 1959 | Sydney P. Clark Jr. | Geophysical Laboratory | Estimates of temperature in the outer mantle |
21 | 800 | 1959 | T. C. Phemister | Ontario Geological Survey? | Nature of the contact of Temiskaming and Grenville geological provinces in northern Ontario |
22 | 801 | 1959 | Alan Embree Peckham | USGS | Preliminary investigations of underground waste disposal near Arco, Idaho |
23 | 801 | 1959 | Brian J. Skinner | USGS | System ZnS-MnS-FeS; effect of Mn on the sphalerite geothermometer |
24 | 801 | 1959 | Alonzo Wallace Quinn; William A. Oliver Jr. |
Brown University | Geology of the Narragansett Basin, Rhode Island and Massachusetts |
25 | 802 | 1959 | Harry Wynn Smedes | USGS | Structural interpretation of western Montana and northern Idaho |
26 | 802 | 1959 | Lyman Thomas Aldrich | Department of Terrestrial Magnetism | Mineral ages in the metamorphic rocks of Iron nand Dickinson Counties, Michigan |
27 | 802 | 1959 | Marian Ksiazkiewicz | Polish geologist | Sedimentation and tectonics in the Carpathians |
28 | 803 | 1959 | Allison Ralph Palmer | USGS | Early Upper Cambrian stratigraphy of the United States |
29 | 803 | 1959 | David Bentley Doan | USGS | Some eustatic sea levels of the western Pacific |
30 | 803 | 1959 | Harry Allison Tourtelot; L. G. Schultz; J. R. Gill |
USGS | Chemical and mineralogical compositions of the Pierre shale in South Dakota and adjacent states |
31 | 804 | 1959 | Donald Raymond Nichols; Lynn A. Yehle |
USGS | Mud volcanoes in the Copper River Basin, Alaska |
32 | 804 | 1959 | Alice D. Weeks | USGS | The role of diagenesis of sandstone-type uranium deposits |
33 | 804 | 1959 | Gordon Grigsby Lill | Office of Naval Research | The Moho deep drilling project |
34 | 805 | 1959 | Joseph W. Greig | Geophysical Laboratory | Development of phase equilibrium studies in the interest of petrology. (Presidential Address) |