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Volume 104, Issue 6

September 2015

A Snapshot of Research Findings Enabled by Scientific Drilling

Issue Editors:

Brian Horsfield,
Ralf Littke,
James Jiro Mori,
Gerilyn Soreghan

17 articles in this issue

Editorial
Brian Horsfield
Ralf Littke
G. S. Lynn Soreghan
Editorial Open access 28 August 2015 Pages: 1497 - 1498
Rupture process for micro-earthquakes inferred from borehole seismic recordings
Taka’aki Taira
Douglas S. Dreger
Robert M. Nadeau
Original Paper Open access 07 July 2015 Pages: 1499 - 1510
Investigations related to scientific deep drilling to study reservoir-triggered earthquakes at Koyna, India
Harsh Gupta
N. Purnachandra Rao
Shailesh Nayak
Original Paper Open access 23 December 2014 Pages: 1511 - 1522
Shear behavior of DFDP-1 borehole samples from the Alpine Fault, New Zealand, under a wide range of experimental conditions
Matt J. Ikari
Sebastian Trütner
Achim J. Kopf
Original Paper Open access 09 January 2015 Pages: 1523 - 1535
Downhole geophysical observatories: best installation practices and a case history from Turkey
Bernhard Prevedel
Fatih Bulut
Peter E. Malin
Original Paper Open access 07 February 2015 Pages: 1537 - 1547
Initial seismic observations from a deep borehole drilled into the Canadian Shield in northeast Alberta
Judith Chan
Douglas R. Schmitt
Original Paper Open access 05 December 2014 Pages: 1549 - 1562
Effect of postglacial warming seen in high precision temperature log deep into the granites in NE Alberta
Jacek Majorowicz
Jan Šafanda
Original Paper Open access 11 September 2014 Pages: 1563 - 1571
Drilling the solid earth: global geodynamic cycles and earth evolution
John W. Shervais
Nicholas Arndt
Kathryn M. Goodenough
Original Paper Open access 12 October 2014 Pages: 1573 - 1587
The paleoclimatic and geochronologic utility of coring red beds and evaporites: a case study from the RKB core (Permian, Kansas, USA)
Gerilyn S. Soreghan
Kathleen C. Benison
Michael J. Soreghan
Original Paper Open access 27 August 2014 Pages: 1589 - 1603
Predicted bulk composition of petroleum generated by Lower Cretaceous Wealden black shales, Lower Saxony Basin, Germany
Volker Ziegs
Nicolaj Mahlstedt
Brian Horsfield
Original Paper Open access 12 October 2014 Pages: 1605 - 1621
A high-resolution Late Glacial to Holocene record of environmental change in the Mediterranean from Lake Ohrid (Macedonia/Albania)
Jack H. Lacey
Alexander Francke
Bernd Wagner
Original Paper Open access 23 May 2014 Pages: 1623 - 1638
Cyclostratigraphic studies of sediments from Lake Van (Turkey) based on their uranium contents obtained from downhole logging and paleoclimatic implications
H. Baumgarten
T. Wonik
Original Paper Open access 19 October 2014 Pages: 1639 - 1654
Present and future of subsurface biosphere studies in lacustrine sediments through scientific drilling
Daniel Ariztegui
Camille Thomas
Aurèle Vuillemin
Review article Open access 05 February 2015 Pages: 1655 - 1665
Microbial abundance in lacustrine sediments: a case study from Lake Van, Turkey
Jens Kallmeyer
Sina Grewe
J. Axel Kitte
Original Paper Open access 25 July 2015 Pages: 1667 - 1677
Comment on Manuella et al. “The Hyblean xenolith suite (Sicily): an unexpected legacy of the Ionian–Tethys realm”
Luigi Beccaluva
Gianluca Bianchini
Claudio Natali
Discussion 07 June 2015 Pages: 1679 - 1684
Reply to “Comment on Manuella et al. ‘The Hyblean xenolith suite (Sicily): an unexpected legacy of the Ionian–Tethys realm’ by Beccaluva et al. (2015)”
Fabio Carmelo Manuella
Vittorio Scribano
Alfonso Brancato
Reply 07 June 2015 Pages: 1685 - 1691
Travelogue of Konrad Keilhack (1858–1944), Geologist from Berlin, attending the International Geological Congress 1897 in St. Petersburg (Russia)
Fritz A. Pfaffl
Wolf-Christian Dullo
Neues aus dem Geologenarchiv 01 July 2015 Pages: 1693 - 1699