The Chicxulub 200 km diameter crater located in the Yucatan platform of the Gulf of Mexico
formed 65 Myr ago and has since been covered by Tertiary post-impact carbonates. The …

We have developed an argument and evidence from our experiences for the utility of 3D
virtual reality (3DVR) systems in the interpretation of 3D geologic data. Interpretation of 3D …

Four exposures of Chicxulub impact ejecta along the Mexico‐Belize border have been
sampled and analyzed for major and trace element abundances. The ejecta deposits consist …

Many geological data sets are truly three-dimensional (3D) but are ordinarily viewed and
interpreted in two-dimensional (2D) space. We are developing an immersive visualization …

We extend our earlier work on a visualization system that allows an interpreter to navigate,
manipulate and interpret 3-D data directly in 3-D space, and present an updated …

The Wilkes Land Gravity Anomaly, first reported in 1959–60, is located in northern Victoria
Land in the Pacific Ocean sector of East Antarctica, 1400 km west of the Ross Sea and …

Roughly 66 MA the catastrophic effects of the Chicxulub Impact caused a sedimentary
deposit called the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary Deposit (KPBD) to be deposited around …

Geological and geophysical investigations of the Chicxulub meteorite impact structure have
been ongoing since its scientific recognition in 1991 (Hildebrand et al. 1991). The structure …

Approximately 65 million years ago possibly the largest bolide during the Phanerozoic
struck Earth impacting what is presently occupied by the northwestern region of the Yucatán …

Abstract An impact at Chicxulub, Mexico, occurred 66 million years ago, producing a global
stratigraphic layer that marks the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleogene eras …