Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) has been used as an important tool to study
magnetic fabrics and as a basis of interpretation of depositional conditions and post …

SUMMARY The Holy Cross Mountains (HCM) in Poland, is an isolated natural outcrop of
Palaeozoic rocks located within the Trans-European Suture Zone, a tectonic collage of …

The anisotropy and fabric of oil shales have been extensively studied because they are
related to petrophysical properties, such as texture, composition, and porosity. Usually, this …

Fabric analysis is essential for understanding the evolution of volcaniclastic deposits. Here
we present a comprehensive and efficient methodology, called “Clast shape-fabric analysis,” …

Widespread marine red beds in the European Telychian (lower-Silurian) are one expression
of an interval of unusually widespread oxic conditions in low palaeolatitude Silurian seas …

The Chočské vrchy Mts. are a part of the Tatra–Fatra Belt located in the Central Western
Carpathians (Slovakia). We characterize the main Late Cretaceous–Cenozoic deformation …

Organic matter preservation and associated conditions during deposition, important in the
context of fossil fuel exploration, are commonly determined by advanced geochemical …

Magnetic susceptibility (MS) is a logging method commonly used for investigating
lithostratigraphic features in marine sediments or petrophysical parameters. In this paper, an …

The official tourism site of Santa Fe describes Santa Fe, New Mexico, as “a magical,
exuberant, colorful journey at any time of year”, and it's no wonder that Subir Banerjee liked …

There are a number of magnetic phenomena that have been frequently observed and
described, but lack an appropriate “go-to” citation offering a comprehensive explanation …