Structural Geology
Research at UCSB

 
  Structural Geology
  Structural studies at UCSB cover a wide range of topics including the structure of southern California, crustal scale deformation process, exhumation of ultrahigh-pressure rocks, mid-ocean ridge structures, and strike-slip fault kinematics.

 
  Related Topics
  Geophysics Tectonics
  Marine Geophysics  
  Surface Processes  

 
  Department Faculty
  Douglas Burbank Fold-and-thrust belts
  Phillip Gans Deformation and thermal processes in the continental lithosphere
  Bradley Hacker Ophiolite emplacement, exhumation of ultrahigh pressure rocks, high temperature rock mechanics
  Bruce Luyendyk Southern California and western Antarctica
 
Researchers:
 
  Craig Nicholson  

 

 
  Facilities
  Ar/Ar Isotope Mass Spectrometer
  High-pressure high-temperature rock mechanics facility
  Cathodoluminescence microscope
  Fluid inclusion microscope
  Transmission-electron microscopy facility
  Paleomagnetics lab
  Four-axis U stage with polarizing petrographic microscope
  Digital image analysis lab

 
  Associated Institutes and Depts.
  Institute for Crustal Studies
  Map and Imagery Library

 

 

 
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