245 results on '"Criss, Robert E."'
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52. Chapter 10 - Thermal history of the terrestrial planets
53. Chapter 4 - Physical constraints on the initial conditions and early evolution of the solar system
54. Chapter 6 - Thermal models of the continental lithosphere
55. Chapter 5 - Large-scale gravitational processes affecting planetary heat transfer
56. Chapter 2 - Conductive (diffusive) cooling of rocky solar system objects
57. Model or measurements? A discussion of the key issue in Chapman and Pollack’s critique of Hamza et al.’s re-evaluation of oceanic heat flux and the global power
58. A model for interpreting the deformation mechanism of reservoir landslides in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, China
59. Stable Isotope Distribution
60. Enhanced stage and stage variability on the lower Missouri River benchmarked by Lewis and Clark
61. 18. Terrestrial Oxygen Isotope Variations and Their Implications for Planetary Lithospheres
62. 3. Abundance, Notation, and Fractionation of Light Stable Isotopes
63. Chapter 8 - A Macroscopic Model of Blackbody Emissions With Implications
64. Chapter 1 - The Macroscopic Picture of Heat Retained and Heat Emitted: Thermodynamics and its Historical Development
65. Estimation of geological strength index through a Bayesian sequential updating approach integrating multi-source information
66. Debate on the Physics of Galactic Rotation and the Existence of Dark Matter
67. A model for interpreting the deformation mechanism of reservoir landslides in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, China
68. Density Profiles of 51 Galaxies from Parameter-Free Inverse Models of Their Measured Rotation Curves
69. Heatflow and mantle convection in the triaxial Earth
70. Isotopic Exchange and Equilibrium Fractionation
71. Principles of Stable Isotope Distribution
72. Igneous Rocks, Meteorites, and Fluid-Rock Interactions
73. Nonequilibrium Fractionation and Isotopic Transport
74. Abundance and Measurement of Stable Isotopes
75. Isotope Hydrology
76. Isotopic, Geochemical and Biological Tracing of the Source of an Impacted Karst Spring, Weldon Spring, Missouri
77. Guest Editorial: Fertilizers, Water Quality, and Human Health
78. A model for interpreting the deformation mechanism of reservoir landslides in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, China.
79. Increasing Stage Variability of the Mississippi River
80. Theoretical link between rainfall and flood magnitude
81. Verified solutions for the gravitational attraction to an oblate spheroid: Implications for planet mass and satellite orbits
82. Prediction of landslide runout based on influencing factor analysis
83. Stream hydrology and geochemistry along a rural to urban land use gradient
84. Increasing risk and uncertainty of flooding in the Mississippi River basin
85. Method for calibrating a theoretical model in karst springs: an example for a hydropower station in South China
86. Implications of Geometry and the Theorem of Gauss on Newtonian Gravitational Systems and a Caveat Regarding Poisson’s Equation.
87. Statistics of evolving populations and their relevance to flood risk
88. A Darcian Model for the flow of Big spring and the hydraulic head in the Ozark aquifer, Missouri, USA: Darcyjev model toka na izviru Big Spring in hidravlične višine v vodonosniku Ozark, Missouri, ZDA
89. Chapter 11. METEORIC -HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS
90. Chapter 3. ISOTOPIC EXCHANGE in OPEN and CLOSED SYSTEMS
91. Enhanced Stage Variability on the Lower Missouri River as Benchmarked by Lewis and Clark: Implications for Ecosystem Restoration
92. Multiple sources of boron in urban surface waters and groundwaters
93. Conductive cooling of spherical bodies with emphasis on the Earth.
94. Prediction of Well Levels in the Alluvial Aquifer along the Lower Missouri River
95. A Darcian Model for the Flow of Big Spring and the hydraulic head in the Ozark aquifer, Missouri, USA
96. Discharge predictions of a rainfall‐driven theoretical hydrograph compared to common models and observed data
97. Do Nash values have value? Discussion and alternate proposals
98. Model or measurements? A discussion of the key issue in Chapman and Pollack’s critique of Hamza et al.’s re-evaluation of oceanic heat flux and the global power
99. John Perry's neglected critique of Kelvin's age for the Earth: A missed opportunity in geodynamics: COMMENT
100. Comment on “Estimates of heat flow from Cenozoic seafloor using global depth and age data” by M. Wei and D. Sandwell
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