The Allen Telescope Array     

David Deboer  Rob Ackermann  Leo Blitz  Douglas Bock  Geoffrey Bower  Michael Davis  John Dreher  Greg Engargiola  Matt Fleming  Girmay Keleta  Gerry Harp  John Lugten  Jill Tarter  Doug Thornton  Niklas Wadefalk  Sander Weinreb  William J. Welch 《Experimental Astronomy》2004,17(1-3):19-34

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Spectroscopic follow-up of a cluster candidate at z= 1.45     

Caroline van Breukelen  Garret Cotter  Steve Rawlings  Tony Readhead  David Bonfield  Lee Clewley  Rob Ivison  Matt Jarvis  Chris Simpson  Mike Watson 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2007,382(3):971-984

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A short note on early Cambrian palaeomagnetism from Normandy, France     

Rob Van der Voo  W. A. Morris 《Geophysical Journal International》1982,68(1):269-271

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Amplification of vertically propagating SH waves by multiple layers of Gibson soils     

Rob Davis  Bruce Hunt 《国际地质力学数值与分析法杂志》1994,18(3):205-212

Using the Haskell–Thomson transfer matrix approach, an analytical solution is obtained for SH wave amplification by multiple layers of Gibson soils (i.e. viscoelastic layers with linearly varying shear moduli). Amplification spectra for typical soil and basement rock properties are calculated. A comparison of the Gibson soil response with that obtained for homogeneous soil models shows generally stronger amplifications associated with the Gibson soil.  相似文献   

Drilling-induced remanence in carbonate rocks: occurrence, stability and grain-size dependence     

Mike Jackson  Rob Van der  Voo 《Geophysical Journal International》1985,81(1):75-87

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A proposal for a new scenario framework to support research and assessment in different climate research communities   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Detlef P. van Vuuren  Keywan Riahi  Richard Moss  Jae Edmonds  Allison Thomson  Nebojsa Nakicenovic  Tom Kram  Frans Berkhout  Rob Swart  Anthony Janetos  Steven K. Rose  Nigel Arnell 《Global Environmental Change》2012,22(1):21-35

In this paper, we propose a scenario framework that could provide a scenario “thread” through the different climate research communities (climate change – vulnerability, impact, and adaptation - and mitigation) in order to support assessment of mitigation and adaptation strategies and climate impacts. The scenario framework is organized around a matrix with two main axes: radiative forcing levels and socio-economic conditions. The radiative forcing levels (and the associated climate signal) are described by the new Representative Concentration Pathways. The second axis, socio-economic developments comprises elements that affect the capacity for mitigation and adaptation, as well as the exposure to climate impacts. The proposed scenarios derived from this framework are limited in number, allow for comparison across various mitigation and adaptation levels, address a range of vulnerability characteristics, provide information across climate forcing and vulnerability states and span a full century time scale. Assessments based on the proposed scenario framework would strengthen cooperation between integrated-assessment modelers, climate modelers and vulnerability, impact and adaptation researchers, and most importantly, facilitate the development of more consistent and comparable research within and across these research communities.  相似文献   

The WiggleZ Dark Energy Survey: small-scale clustering of Lyman-break galaxies at z < 1     

Chris Blake  Russell J. Jurek  Sarah Brough  Matthew Colless  Warrick Couch  Scott Croom  Tamara Davis  Michael J. Drinkwater  Duncan Forbes  Karl Glazebrook  Barry Madore  Chris Martin  Kevin Pimbblet  Gregory B. Poole  Michael Pracy  Rob Sharp  Todd Small  David Woods 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2009,395(1):240-254

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Quaternary uplift of northern England   总被引：3，自引：3，他引：0  

Rob Westaway   《Global and Planetary Change》2009,68(4):357

Upland flats, attributable to erosion, have long been recognised in the landscape of the Lake District region of NW England, at altitudes of up to ~ 800 m O.D. Extrapolation using uplift rates derived from dated Pleistocene sites (karstic caves and other features) in the adjacent Pennine uplands suggests that if this succession of flats formed close to sea-level they date from the Middle Pliocene onwards, indicating a subsequent time-averaged uplift rate of almost 0.3 mm a^− 1. Numerical modelling indicates that erosion of surrounding areas at a typical rate of 0.2 mm a^− 1 since 3.1 Ma could have caused this uplift, as well as constraining the local effective viscosity of the lower crust as ~ 4 × 10¹⁸ Pa s and the typical local Moho temperature as ~ 650 °C. It is thus feasible that most of the topography of northern England has developed since the Middle Pliocene, as a consequence of coupling between erosion and the resulting induced flow in the lower continental crust. The much faster vertical crustal motions indicated in this part of northern England, compared with SE England, are thus mainly a consequence of much greater mobility of the lower crust in the north, due to its younger thermal age and the heating effect of radioactive Palaeozoic granites. Uplift of this magnitude, which has previously gone unrecognised, may have affected post-Pliocene global climate.  相似文献   

Active crustal deformation beyond the SE margin of the Tibetan Plateau: Constraints from the evolution of fluvial systems     

Rob Westaway   《Global and Planetary Change》2009,68(4):395

An integrated explanation is proposed for the Late Cenozoic crustal deformation in Yunnan, SW China, using sedimentary and geomorphological evidence from the Yangtze and Red River systems. The observed fluvial incision indicates up to ~ 15 km of crustal thickening, associated with ~ 3 km of uplift, apparently triggered at ~ 8 Ma by monsoon-induced erosion drawing mobile lower crust from beneath Tibet to the northwest. The mobile lower-crustal layer beneath Yunnan was initially very thin, but a positive feedback loop developed, whereby each incremental influx of lower-crust widened and heated this layer, facilitating the next increment. At ~ 5 Ma, the shear tractions exerted on the brittle upper-crust by this flowing lower crust became sufficient to reactivate pre-existing lines of weakness, dragging blocks of the brittle layer southward and creating the region′s modern active fault systems. This region thus provides a dramatic example of crustal deformation induced by Late Cenozoic climate change, notwithstanding its location adjoining the India–Eurasia plate boundary.  相似文献   

Jaroslav Tyráček — A dedication     

Rob Westaway  David Bridgland  Rajiv Sinha  Tuncer Demir 《Global and Planetary Change》2009,68(4)

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