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CURRICULUM VITÆ
GRAHAM DOUGLAS MICHAEL ANDREWS
Department of Geosciences, California State University Bakersfield
9001 Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA, 93311
Office Phone: 661-654-3281, Cell Phone: 630-277-6487
[email protected] (work) / [email protected] (personal)
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
August 2012 - Present Assistant Professor at the Dept. of Geological Sciences, California State University Bakersfield. June 2011 – August 2012 Research Specialist II at the Earth Research Institute, Univ. of California Santa Barbara. Supervisor: Prof. C. Busby. July 2010 – June 2011 Visiting Assistant Professor at Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. June 2010 – Aug. 2010 Visiting Assistant Researcher II at the Earth Research Institute, Univ. of California Santa Barbara. Supervisor: Prof. C. Busby. June 2009 – March 2010 Visiting Fellow in a Canadian Government Laboratory at the Geological Survey of Canada, Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada). Supervisor: Dr. R.G. Anderson. May 2006 – May 2009 Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Volcanology & Petrology Lab and Mineral Deposit Research Unit, Dept. of Earth & Ocean Sciences, Univ. of British Columbia (Canada). Supervisor: Prof. J.K. Russell.
HIGHER EDUCATION RECORD
Jan. 2002 – Jan. 2006 PhD (Geology) – University of Leicester (UK) Thesis - “The emplacement of high-temperature tuffs: a structural analysis of syn- and post-depositional rheomorphism in the Grey’s Landing Ignimbrite, Snake River Plain volcanic province, Idaho”. Supervisors: Dr. M.J. Branney, Dr. B. Bonnichsen, Prof. M. McCurry Sept. 1996 – Jun. 2000 MGeol (Geology)1 – University of Leicester (UK) First Class degree with Honors2 – top of June 2000 graduating class Thesis – “Igneous and metamorphic history of the granulite-facies Scourie Mhor garnet pyroxenite, Sutherland, Scotland”. Supervisor: Dr. M. Norry.
1 A full-time, comprehensive 4 year undergraduate geology degree including a research thesis and research dissertation in the final year; it is considered to be equivalent in the United Kingdom of both a North American BSc. and a MSc. degree. 2 Highest degree class awarded in UK universities, generally equivalent to a final GPA of 3.8 (or higher).
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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Geological Society of America GSA Mineralogy, Petrology, Geochemistry and Volcanology Division GSA Structure and Tectonics Division GSA Cordilleran Section American Geophysical Union IAVCEI Sigma Xi San Joaquin Geological Society Mineralogical Society of America AAAS
AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS & PRIZES
2014 CSUB Faculty Development Fund, US$1,500 2013 CSUB Faculty Development Fund, US$1,500 GSA Bulletin – Exceptional Reviewer 2012 2012 Stipend to attend GSA Sierra Nevada field workshop, US$500 2011 AGU travel grant for IUGG 2011, Melbourne, Australia, US$1,500. 2009 Canadian Government Post-Doctoral Fellowship, C$55,000. 2004 Geological Society of London Timothy Jefferson Award for best proposed PhD project requiring overseas fieldwork, UK£1,200. Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group (VMSG) Bob Hunter prize for best student presentation. VMSG international conference attendance grant, UK£600. 2001 UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) full PhD scholarship, UK£54,000 (~US$110,000). NERC Fieldwork Support Grant, UK£8,000. 2000 Univ. of Leicester Whittaker Award to attend the Univ. of New Mexico physical volcanology field-school. 1999 Univ. of Leicester Rhonda Bennett prize for best undergraduate foreign fieldwork report. Univ. of Leicester BNOC-CONOCO prize for best undergraduate independent geological mapping report.
UNIVERSITY SERVICE – CSU Bakersfield
2013-15 Acting Co-Director of the CSUB-NSF CREST center 2013 – on-going Department of Geosciences Graduate Program Coordinator 2014 Honors Council member 2013-15 Research Council of the University Review Panel member 2012-16 Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities Hearing Officer
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TEACHING
TEACHING: EXPERIENCE
Winter 2016 GEOL 585/690A Research Methods and Strategies (CSUB, 4 WTU) Fall 2015 GEOL577 Physical Volcanology (CSUB, 8 WTU3) GEOL601 Introduction to Graduate Studies (CSUB, 1 WTU) Spring 2015 GEOL 490 Senior Field Seminar (CSUB, 4 WTU) Winter 2015 GEOL 307*4 Structural Geology and lab (CSUB, 12 WTU) GEOL 585/690A Research Methods and Strategies (CSUB, 4 WTU) Fall 2014 GEOL 601 Introduction to Graduate Studies (CSUB, 1WTU) Winter 2014 GEOL 120H* Dangerous Earth (CSUB, 4 WTU) GEOL 303 Mineralogy lab (CSUB, 2 WTU) Fall 2013 GEOL 677 Physical Volcanology (CSUB) GEOL 677 Introduction to Graduate Studies (CSUB) Spring 2013 GEOL 306* Petrology & Petrography and lab (CSUB, 8 WTU) Winter 2013 GEOL 607* Advanced Structural Geology and lab (CSUB, 8 WTU) Fall 2012 GEOL 577* Tectonics of California and the Cordillera and lab (CSUB, 8 WTU) Fall 2010 & Spring 2011 GEO 110* Dynamic Earth (with lab), GEO/ENV 114* Environmental Geology (with lab), and GEO 438* Tectonics (F&M) March 2011 Spring Break fieldtrip to Las Vegas area and Death Valley (F&M). Oct. 2007 – Oct. 2009 Invited lecturer in 300-level Igneous Petrology (UBC), 300-level Structural Geology (UBC), 300-level Physical Volcanology (UBC and SFU), and 400-level Tectonics (SFU). Sept. 2008 – May 2009 Sessional lecturer for EOSC 110 Natural Hazards (UBC). Jan. 2002 – May 2005 Graduate Teaching Assistant (Univ. of Leicester): Intro. to Field Geology, Structural Geology, Structural Geology Field Course, Physical Volcanology, Plate Tectonics, NW Highlands Tectonics
TEACHING: CONTINUING EDUCATION, CAREER DEVELOPMENT & WORKSHOPS
2013 Early Career Geoscience Faculty Workshop: Teaching, Research and Managing your Career – SERC, Washington D.C. 2012 Teaching Structural Geology, Tectonics, and Geophysics in the 21st Century – SERC, University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2011 Teaching Students How to Learn – NAGT, GSA Minneapolis Teaching with Google Earth – NAGT / SERC, GSA Minneapolis Preparing for an Academic Career – SERC, online workshop 2010 Establishing and Sustaining an Undergraduate Research Program – CUR, GSA Denver
3 WTU – weighted teaching unit: equivalent to 50 minutes of lecture and 75 minutes of laboratory. 4 Web facilitated course – traditional face-to-face instruction supported by online instructional materials and assessment exercises.
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TEACHING: EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FUNDING OR IN-KIND SUPPORT
April 2013 Developing a lab and fieldtrip based Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology research mini-project – proponent myself, CSUB Faculty TLC, US$300 2012-15 Successful application to join MOVE academic software initiative – proponent myself, Midland Valley Ltd., Glasgow, UK, ~US$50,000.
TEACHING: STUDENT THESES SUPERVISED in progress Robin Richardson (CSUB) – Geospatial analysis of crustal extension and basin-scale structures in southwestern Idaho. MS Petroleum Geology. Nick Moreno (CSUB) – U/Pb zircon and Ar/Ar geochronology of Sierra Madre Occidental ignimbrites between Parral and Guadalupe y Calvo, Chihuahua and Durango. MS Geology & CREST Fellow. Linda Anderson (CSUB) - Petrology of Sierra Madre Occidental ignimbrites and lavas between Parral and Guadalupe y Calvo, Chihuahua and Durango. MS Geology & CREST Fellow. Alana Crown (CSUB) – Detrital zircon geochronology of the supercrustal architecture of the southern Sierra Nevada batholith. Abigail Martens (Illinois State) – Structural analysis and mapping of flow and inflation features in obsidian domes. Spencer Schroer (Michigan) – Dating the erosion of the Fraser Canyon, British Columbia by U/Th-He in apatite low-temperature thermochronology. Brenda Pack (UCLA) – Petrological differences between SMO lavas and ignimbrites and their relationship to the duration of petrogenesis and magma storage. completed Zachary Martindale (CSUB) – The geology and architecture of the proto- Kern Canyon fault, California. Unpub. MSc thesis – June 2015, CSUB.. Roger Ward (Univ. of the Pacific) – Comparative analysis and critical assessment of welding-rank metrics in a welded ignimbrite. Unpub. MSc thesis – November 2014, CSUB. Rebecca-Ellen Farrell (Smith College) – The physical volcanology and age of the Chilcotin Group basalts in Chasm Provincial Park, BC, Canada. Unpub. MSc thesis - June 2010, UBC. Jacqueline Dohaney (Carlton University) – Distribution of the Chilcotin Group basalts, BC, Canada. Unpub. MSc thesis – July 2009, UBC. Sarah Caven (University of Leicester) – A geochemical and petrological study of the Chilcotin Group with implication of a complex tectonic and magmatic history. Unpub. MGeol thesis – May 2009, Univ. of Leicester.
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH PROGRAMS & EXPERIENCE
Emplacement processes and timescales of silicic lavas and welded tuffs
Goal: To constrain the timescales and magnitudes of ductile deformation, including welding, in silicic lavas and tuffs through collaborative multi-disciplinary studies.
Current Activities: Macro- and microscopic structural analysis and strain measurement and characterization of the Obsidian Dome, CA, to constrain strain rate and rheology (i.e. timescale) and emplacement mechanisms. MS student Abigail Martens starting in September 2015; proposal to NSF in January 2016. Notable Past Activities: First quantification of the role of shear strain-heating within lava-like rheomorphic tuffs (Robert et al., 2013) and the duration of the rheomorphism window (Lavallée et al., 2015). First structural analysis of a lava-like rheomorphic tuff and first discrimination between syn- and post-depositional flow within a single deposit (Andrews, 2010; Andrews & Branney, 2011).
The tectonic origins and emplacement of silicic large igneous provinces
Goal: To understand the development of silicic large igneous provinces (SLIPs) and their temporal-spatial relationships within the plate tectonic paradigm. What are the (pre-) conditions required for SLIP generation?
Current Activities: Identifying and semi-quantifying mantle-sourced versus crustal-sourced components to the Sierra Madre Occidental SLIP, Mexico. Studying the petrology and geochronology of lavas and ignimbrites along a new transect through the central Sierra Madre Occidental traversing the boundaries between extended and non-extended domains (MS students Linda Anderson and Nick Moreno). Establishing an arc-parallel transect along the SMO linking existing trans- SMO study traverses to examine along-strike variations in petrology, age, and structural setting as a function of changing crustal thickness and age. Linking the crustal architecture of the Owyhee Plateau with the evolution of extension and normal-faulting in the adjacent Great Basin and Snake River Plain SLIPs (MS student Robin Richardson). Future Activities: Investigating the duration of petrogenesis and magma storage in Sierra Madre Occidental lavas and ignimbrites using U/Pb and Ar/Ar geochronology.
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Future Activities: Testing the hypothesis that large-volume ignimbrite eruptions within the SMO are syn-extensional and erupted from graben-bounding normal faults (collaborator Pablo Davila-Harris, IPICYT, Mexico). Notable Past Activities: Established the timing and extent of reactivation of a Basin and Range half-graben by passage over the Yellowstone hotspot, and the localization of eruptions of extremely high-grade tuff (Andrews et al., 2008; Branney et al., 2008).
The evolution and architecture of extensional magmatic arcs
Goal: To understand the nature and timing of coeval crustal extension and magmatism in volcanic arcs.
Current Activities: Establishing the zircon geochronology and trace element geochemistry of rear arc volcanism in the Izu arc, Japan, and its relationship to the opening of the Shikoku Basin back-arc (IODP Leg 350; collaborators Cathy Busby and Axel Schmitt). Proposal in review with the Consortium for Ocean Leadership (submitted June 2014). Testing hypotheses of the role and importance of the proto-Kern Canyon shear zone in the pre- and syn-magmatic development of the Sierra Nevada batholith, CA (MS student Alana Crown). Understanding the internal architecture, mineralogy, and strength of the superimposed Kern Canyon fault and proto-Kern Canyon shear zone at the Lake Isabella dam site, CA (MS student Zachary Martindale). Future Activities: Mapping and geochronology of syn-batholithic subaqueous intermediate and silicic volcanic rocks now preserved in metamorphosed roof pendants, Sierra Nevada batholith, CA. Notable Past Activities: Characterization and geochronology of syn-volcanic half-graben in the western Walker Lane (Sonora Pass, CA) and the evolution of trans- Sierran drainage systems (Busby et al., 2013; Busby et al., in prep.).
The Cenozoic evolution of the southern Canadian Cordillera
Goal: To constrain the Cenozoic evolution of the southern Canadian Cordillera. How did the Neogene continental arc – back-arc system develop from the post-orogenic collapse of the Cretaceous-Paleocene Cordilleran orogen?
Current Activities: Constraining the magnitude of extension across the Shuswap metamorphic core complex accommodated by the corrugated Okanagan Valley shear zone, BC (Brown et al., in prep.). Understanding the generation and emplacement of anomalously thick pseudotachylite veins and their implication for seismicity along low- angle detachment faults. Investigating the timing of erosion of the Fraser Canyon by low- temperature thermochronology. Future Activities: The origin and tectonic significance of Neogene alkaline mafic volcanism in the British Columbia intermontane. Location and timing of Neogene uplift and erosion, and the origin of the gold in the Cariboo gold field, BC.
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Notable Past Activities: Recognition of reversal of the Fraser River in the Pleistocene (Andrews et al., 2012). Recognition of the valley-confined nature of the Chilcotin Group basalts and the over-estimation of their extent and volume (Andrews et al., 2011; Andrews & Russell, 2008).
RESEARCH WORKSHOPS
October 2014 IODP Expedition 350 Editorial Meeting – College Station, TX January 2014 IODP Lithological Description and Classification workshop – College Station, TX February 2013 2D and 3D MOVE structural analysis and modeling – Houston, TX September 2012 GSA Field Forum – Sierra Nevada batholith, California December 2011 U-Th-Pb Geochronology by LA-ICPMS: Applications to Detrital Geochronology and Petrochronology – AGU, San Francisco November 2009 Geothermal and Epithermal Systems: Geology, Geochemistry, and Exploration – UBC, Vancouver February 2007 Geomodeller: Use and Applications for Mineral Deposit Exploration and Inverse Modelling – UBC, Vancouver October 2005 Low-Temperature Thermochronology – MSA, Snowbird, UT January 2003 Combinatorial Mathematics as a Tool for Reconstructing Complex Deformation Histories – University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK.
RESEARCH – CITATION INDICES
Current as of 8/8/2015 (Google Scholar):
all since 2009 citations 296 251 h-index5 10 9 i10-index6 10 7
5 h-index is the largest number h such that h publications have at least h citations. The second column has the "recent" version of this metric which is the largest number h such that h publications have at least h new citations in the last 5 years. 6 i10-index is the number of publications with at least 10 citations. The second column has the "recent" version of this metric which is the number of publications that have received at least 10 new citations in the last 5 years.
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RESEARCH FUNDING (INCLUDING AS A CO-P.I. & SENIOR PERSONEL) - AWARDED
July 2016 – June 2021 CREST Center for: Climate and Natural Resource Solutions for Water- limited Regions Focusing on the California Central Valley and Environs – senior personnel, National Science Foundation CREST program, US$5,000,000. April 2015 – March 2016 The extended – unextended transition in the Sierra Madre Occidental volcanic province, Mexico: developing collaborative research and research training in volcanology and tectonics – P.I. myself, National Science Foundation CREST supplement, US$90,242. July 2014 – Feb. 2015 Zircon geochronology and compositions to constrain magmatic and sedimentary processes in the Izu rear arc – P.I. myself, Ocean Leadership Consortium, US$14,919. Collaborators: Prof. C. J. Busby (UC Davis) and Dr. A. Schmitt (UCLA). June 2014 - Dec. 2014 Genesis of the largest explosive volcanic eruptions in the last 45 million years – P.I. myself, CSUB Research Fund, US$5,000. Feb. 2014 – June 2015 Student-Faculty Collaborative Research Initiative – P.I. myself, CSUB Graduate Student Center, US$1,500. Jan. 2014 MRI: Acquisition of an X-Ray Diffractometer for Multi-Disciplinary Research and Research Training at CSU, Bakersfield – co-P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$284,788. May 2013 IODP Application to Sail on Leg 350 – myself, US Science Support Program, US$32,000. Nov. 2012 – May 2013 USGS EDMAP: Proposal to map the 7.5’ Fairview quadrangle, southern Sierra Nevada, Tulare County, California – P.I. myself, USGS EDMAP Program, US$14,600. April 2012 – April 2013 When, how, and why did the Fraser River, British Columbia, reverse course? Quantifying the timing and duration of incision of the Fraser Canyon to test models of Pleistocene tectonic- and glacial-driven erosion – P.I. myself, CSUB Research Fund, US$5,000. July 2011 – August 2012 Understanding the beginnings of ignimbrite flare-ups and silicic large igneous provinces, Sierra Madre Occidental: a preliminary study of Hf and O isotopes in zircon – P.I. Prof. C. Busby, National Science Foundation, US$226,036. Oct. 2010 – Oct. 2011 Supplemental funds to support Ar/Ar dating of Miocene volcanic rocks in the Sierra Nevada Crest graben, California – P.I. Prof. C. Busby, National Science Foundation, US$20,000. May 2009 – April 2010 Rock Physical Property Measurements for Modeling Geophysical Datasets – P.I. Prof. J K. Russell, Geoscience BC, C$61,000. Jan. 2009 – March 2009 Seismic and other geophysical rock properties for Cenozoic cover and Mesozoic basinal rocks in and around the Nechako Basin, south central British Columbia – P.I. Prof. J K. Russell, Geological Survey of Canada, C$47,000. April 2007 – April 2008 Mapping the Resource Potential Beneath the Chilcotin Flood Basalts: Supplement – P.I. Prof. J K. Russell, Geoscience BC, C$10,000. April 2006 – April 2008 Mapping the Resource Potential Beneath the Chilcotin Flood Basalts: Volcanic Lithofacies Constraints on Geophysical Surveys – P.I. Prof. J K. Russell, Geoscience BC, C$157,000.
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RESEARCH FUNDING (INCLUDING AS A CO-INVESTIGATOR) – PENDING & IN-PREP
Jan. 2016 Collaborative Research: an Integrated Study of Silicic Lava Flow Emplacement – P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$72,799. Collaborators: Prof. A. Whittington (Missouri) and Prof. K. Befus (Baylor). Nov. 2015 Acquisition of a Micro-CT for Multi-Disciplinary Research, Teaching, and STEM Outreach at California State University, Bakersfield – co- P.I. myself, U.S. Department of Defense, US$496,666 Nov. 2015 NCALM Seed Proposal: Morphometric and Structural Analysis of Obsidian Lavas, Inyo Domes, California.
RESEARCH FUNDING (INCLUDING AS A CO-INVESTIGATOR) – UNSUCCESSFUL
Jan. 2015 Collaborative Research: an Integrated Study of Silicic Lava Flow Emplacement – P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$146,625. Collaborators: Prof. A. Whittington (Missouri) and Prof. J. E. Gardner (UT-Austin). Resubmit in January 2016. Jan. 2014 Collaborative Research: Middle-Miocene Felsic Magmatism in Northeastern Nevada – co-P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$155,405. Collaborators: Matthew Brueseke (Kansas State) and Willis Hames (Auburn). July 2013 Collaborative Research: Location and Timing of Crustal Shortening, Super-Volcano Eruptions, and Continental Plateau Uplift in the Western Cordillera and Adjacent Altiplano – co-P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$52,914. Collaborators: Prof. C. J. Busby (UC Davis) and Dr. A. Schmitt (UCLA). Feb. 2013 MRI: Acquisition of an X-Ray Diffractometer for Multi-Disciplinary Research and Research Training at CSU Bakersfield – co-P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$284,788. Jan. 2013 Collaborative Research: Middle-Miocene Felsic Magmatism in Northeastern Nevada: Relationships between the Cenozoic Evolution of the Northern Great Basin and the Yellowstone Hotspot – co-P.I. myself, National Science Foundation, US$181,920. Collaborators: Matthew Brueseke (Kansas State) and Willis Hames (Auburn).
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EDUCATIONAL, RESEARCH AND TECHNICAL SKILLS
Teaching Preparation and delivery of lecture and lab material to a diverse range of students and class sizes; including high-impact techniques such as just-in- time-teaching, iClickers, and peer-to-peer instruction. Hands-on labs to demonstrate physical processes (e.g., sand-box deformation experiments) and to collect data for quantitative analysis. Experienced with Blackboard, online course notes, and student forums. Running class fieldtrips to reinforce topics covered in class and lab; including both geological and environmental issues. Introductory and advanced geological field methods, including traditional and digital mapping and data collection.
Fieldwork Extensive experience of geological mapping in volcanic and complexly- deformed terranes in western Europe, Pennsylvania, and western North America. Traditional and digital mapping and data collection techniques. Leader or co-leader on over 20 fieldtrips in British Columbia, Pennsylvania, Idaho, Nevada, California, Scotland, and Northern Ireland for undergraduate classes, graduate students, industry geologists, and conference attendees.
Laboratory Sample preparation, including mineral separation techniques. Geochemical analysis by electron microprobe, scanning-electron microscope, LA-ICP-MS, X-ray fluorescence, and X-ray diffraction. Textural and petrological analysis with optical and scanning-electron microscopes. U-Pb zircon geochronology and isotope analysis by LA-ICP-MS and SIMS. Density and porosity measurements by helium-pycnometry
Computing & GIS Microsoft Office, including Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Graphic design (CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator) and image editing (Photoshop) software. Petrological modeling and thermobarometric software, including MELTS, GRD, ISOPLOT, SOLVCALC, and QUILF. StereoStat – stereonet plotting and structural analysis software. ESRI ArcGIS (v.9 / 10) and Manifold GIS (v.8) software. 2D and 3D MOVE structural modeling software. Topographic reconstruction and assessment using DEMs. Integration of satellite, geophysical, and geochemical data-sets. Digital cartography for publication-quality images.
Other Fluent in English, limited German, French, and Spanish. US and UK-EU passport holder. Valid California driving license, experience driving off-road and multi- passenger vehicles.
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RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS7
Journal Articles published (20) Busby CJ, Andrews GDM, Koerner AK, Brown SR, Melosh BL, Hagan JC (2016) – Evolution of Nevadaplano paleochannels and their derangement by Walker Lane faults, central Sierra Nevada, California. Geosphere, v. 12, p. 135-175, doi: 10.1130/GES01182.1 Ellis BE, Cordonnier B, Rowe M, Szymanowski A, Bachmann O, Andrews GDM (2015) - Groundmass crystallisation and cooling rates of lava-like ignimbrites: the Grey's Landing ignimbrite, southern Idaho, USA. Bulletin of Volcanology, v. 77, p. 87, 15 pages, doi: 10.1007/s00445-015-0972-5 Brett RC, Russell JK, Andrews GDM, Jones T (2015) – The ascent of kimberlite: insights from olivine. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 424, 119-131. doi: 10.1016/j.epsl.2015.05.024 Lavallée Y, Wadsworth FB, Vasseur J, Russell JK, Andrews GDM, Hess K- U, von Aulock F, Kendrick JE, Tuffen H, Biggin A, Dingwell DB (2015) - Eruption and emplacement timescales of ignimbrite super-eruptions from thermo-kinetics of glass shards. Frontiers in Earth Science: Volcanology, v. 3. doi: 10.3389/feart.2015.00002 Calvert AJ, Andrews GDM (2014) – Introduction: New geoscientific constraints on the hydrocarbon potential of the Nechako-Chilcotin plateau of central British Columbia. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 51, p. v-ix. doi:10.1139/cjes-2014-0054 Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Stewart ML (2014) – The history and dynamics of a welded pyroclastic dam and its failure. Bulletin of Volcanology, v.76, p. 811-826.doi:10.1007/s00445-014-0811-0 Robert G, Andrews GDM, Ye J, Whittington AG (2013) - Rheological controls on the emplacement of extremely high-grade ignimbrites. Geology, v. 41, p. 1031-1034. doi:10.1130/G34519.1 1 citation. Busby CJ, Koerner AK, Melosh B, Hagan JC, Andrews GDM (2013) – The Sierra Crest Graben-Vent System: a Walker Lane Pull-Apart within the Ancestral Cascades Arc. Geosphere, v. 9, p. 736-780. doi: 10.1130/GES00670.1. 6 citations. Brown SR, Gibson HD, Andrews GDM, Thorkelson D, Marshall D, Vervoort J, Rayner N (2012) – New constraints on Eocene extension within the Canadian Cordillera and identification of Phanerozoic protoliths for footwall gneisses of the Okanagan Valley shear zone. Lithosphere, v. 4, p. 354-377. doi: 10.1130/L199.1 5 citations. Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Brown SR, Enkin RJ (2012) – Pleistocene Reversal of the Fraser River, British Columbia, Canada. Geology, v. 40, p. 111-114. doi: 10.1130/G32488.1 7 citations. Brett RC, Russell JK, Andrews GDM (2012) - Kimberlite ascent: chronicles of olivine. 10th International Kimberlite Conference Extended Abstract, 10IKC-163, pp. 5. Andrews GDM, Plouffe A, Russell JK, Ferbey T, Brown SR, Anderson RG (2011) - The thickness of Quaternary and Neogene cover across the Interior Plateaus of British Columbia: analysis of water-well drill records and implications for basement geology and mineral exploration potential.
7 Undergraduate and graduate student authors are in italics.
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Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 48, p. 973-986. doi: 10.1139/e10- 080 9 citations. Andrews GDM, Branney MJ (2011) - Emplacement and rheomorphic deformation of a large ‘Snake River-type’ ignimbrite: Grey’s Landing ignimbrite of southern Idaho. Geological Society of America Bulletin, v. 123, p. 725-743. doi: 10.1130/B30167.1 20 citations. Moss S, Russell JK, Brett RC, Andrews GDM (2009) - Spatial and temporal evolution of kimberlite magma at A154N, Diavik, Northwest Territories, Canada. Lithos - Special Issue Proceedings of the 9th International Kimberlite Conference, v. 112S, p. 541-552. doi: 10.1016/j.lithos.2009.03.025 12 citations. Andrews GDM, Branney MJ, Bonnichsen B, McCurry M (2008) - Rhyolitic ignimbrites in the Rogerson Graben, southern Snake River Plain volcanic province: volcanic stratigraphy, eruption history and basin evolution. Bulletin of Volcanology, v. 90, p. 269-291. doi: 10.1007/s00445-007-0139- 0 28 citations. Branney MJ, Bonnichsen B, Andrews GDM, Barry TL, Ellis BE, McCurry M (2008) - Snake River-type (SR-type) volcanism: enigmatic styles of rhyolitic super-eruptions from the Columbia River-Yellowstone hotspot of North-West USA. Bulletin of Volcanology v. 90, p. 293-314. doi: 10.1007/s00445-007-0140-7 50 citations. Moss S, Russell JK, Brett R, Andrews GDM (2008) - Fragmentation of kimberlite: insights into eruption style and energy from Diavik, NWT. 9th International Kimberlite Conference Extended Abstract, 9IKC-A-00290, pp. 3. Stevenson CTE, O'Driscoll B, Holohan EP, Couchman R, Reavy, RJ, Andrews GDM (2008) - The structure, fabrics and AMS of the Slieve Gullion ring-complex, N. Ireland: testing the ring-dyke emplacement model. In: Thomson P, Petford N (eds) The Structure and Emplacement of High-Level Magmatic Systems. Geological Society of London Special Publication, v. 302, p. 159-184.6 citations. Michol K, Russell JK, Andrews GDM (2008) - Welded Block and Ash Flow deposits from Mount Meager, British Columbia, Canada. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, v. 169, p. 121-144. doi: 10.1016/j.jvolgeores.2007.08.010 14 citations. Moss S, Russell JK, Andrews GDM (2008) - Progressive infilling of a kimberlite pipe at Diavik, Northwest Territories, Canada: insights from volcanic facies architecture, textures, and granulometry. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research v. 174, p. 103-116. doi: 10.1016/j.jvolgeores.2007.12.020 22 citations. submitted Brown SR, Andrews GDM, Gibson HD – The geometry of the Okanagan Valley shear zone: the effects of shear zone corrugation on regional tectono-stratigraphic relationships (submitted to Lithosphere in October 2015). in preparation Andrews GDM, Busby CJ, Fisher C, Vervoort J, Valley J – Magma sources for the Sierra Madre Occidental silicic large igneous province, Mexico (prepared for submission to Geology in Spring 2016). Brown SR, Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Kennedy L, Gibson HD – Ponded, thick pseudotachylite: insights into emplacement mechanism and timescale
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from field, petrological, and rheological data (prepared for submission to Earth and Planetary Science Letters in Summer 2016).
Book Chapters
Brown RJ, Andrews GDM (2015) – Deposits of Pyroclastic Density Currents. In: Houghton B, Rymer H, Stix J. (eds) Encyclopedia of Volcanoes (2nd edition), Elsevier, 631-648.
Convening or Invited Associate Editor
2013 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF EARTH SCIENCES special theme issue “Geoscience related to the Nechako-Chilcotin region” 2012-14 GEOSPHERE special theme issue “Cenozoic Tectonics, Magmatism and Volcanic Stratigraphy of the Snake River Plain–Yellowstone Region (SRP–Y) and Adjacent Areas”
Unpublished Theses
2006 Andrews GDM - The emplacement and deformation of high-temperature tuffs: a structural analysis of the Grey's Landing ignimbrite, Snake River Plain, Idaho, USA. Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Leicester. 2000 Andrews GDM - Igneous and metamorphic history of the granulite-facies Scourie Mhor garnet pyroxenite, Sutherland, Scotland. Unpublished MGeol thesis, University of Leicester.
Government Maps, Reports, and Fieldguides
Maps (3) Dohaney J, Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Wagner C, Anderson RG (2010) – Distribution of the Chilcotin Group basalts in the Taseko Lakes (092O) and Bonaparte Lake (092P) areas, south-central British Columbia, Canada. Geological Survey of Canada Open File map 6344. 6 citations. Dohaney J, Joseph JMR, Andrews GDM (2010) – Interactive bibliography and database of the Chilcotin Group basalts (NTS 82E, L, M; 92H, I, J, O, P; 93A, B, C, F, G, J, K, L) south-central British Columbia. Geological Survey of Canada Digital Open File report 6286. Farrell R-E, Russell JK, Anderson RG, Andrews GDM, Simpson KA (2010) – Geology, Chasm Provincial Park and vicinity British Columbia. Geological Survey of Canada Open File map 6320.
Reports (9) Expedition 350 Scientists (2015) - Izu-Bonin-Mariana rear arc: the missing half of the subduction factory. International Ocean Discovery Program Final Report, 350. Expedition 350 Scientists (2014) - Izu-Bonin-Mariana rear arc: the missing half of the subduction factory. International Ocean Discovery Program Preliminary Report, 350. http://dx.doi.org/10.14379/iodp.pr.350.2014 [in moratorium]
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Kushnir A, Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Enkin RJ, Kennedy LA, Heap MJ, Quane S (2012) - Rock physical property measurements for the Nechako Basin oil and gas region, central British Columbia. Geoscience BC Summary of Activities 2011, Report 2012-1, p. 125–149. Andrews GDM, Quane S, Enkin RJ, Russell JK, Kushnir A, Kennedy L, Hayward N, Heap M (2011) – Rock physical property measurements to aid geophysical surveys in the Nechako Basin oil and gas region, central British Columbia, Geoscience BC Report, Report and Database 2011-10, 40p. Andrews GDM, Russell JK (2008) - Cover thickness across the southern Interior Plateau, British Columbia (NTS 092O, P; 093A, B, C, F): constraints from water-well records. Geoscience BC Summary of Activities 2007, Report 2008-1, p. 11-20. 22 citations. Farrell R-E, Simpson KA, Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Anderson RG (2008) - Preliminary interpretations of detailed mapping in the Chilcotin Group, Chasm Provincial Park, British Columbia. Geological Survey of Canada, Current Research Reports 2008-13, 11p. Andrews GDM, Russell, JK (2007) Mineral exploration potential under the Chilcotin Group: preliminary insights from volcanic facies analysis. British Columbia Geological Survey, Geological Fieldwork Reports 2007-1, p. 229- 238. 10 citations. Farrell R-E, Andrews GDM, Russell JK, Anderson RG (2007) - Internal stratigraphy of the Chilcotin Group basalts in and near the Bonaparte Lake map area (NTS 92P): the Chasm- and Dog Creek-style lithofacies. Geological Survey of Canada, Current Research Reports 2007-A5, 11p. Gordee SM, Andrews GDM, Simpson KA, Russell JK (2007) - Sub-aqueous channel-confined volcanism: Bull Canyon Provincial Park, British Columbia. British Columbia Geological Survey, Geological Fieldwork Reports 2007-1, p. 285-290. 5 citations.
Fieldguides (5) Andrews GDM, Porritt L, Russell JK (2014) - Quaternary subglacial and explosive volcanism in the Canadian Cascades arc (Sea to Sky Corridor), British Columbia, in Dashtgard, S, Ward, B (eds) Trials and Tribulations of Life on an Active Subduction Zone: Field Trips in and around Vancouver, Canada: Geological Society of America Field Guide v. 38, p. 125–167, doi:10.1130/2014.0038(07) Busby CJ, Koerner A, Hagan J, Andrews GDM (2012) – Sierra Crest Graben: a Miocene Walker Lane pull-apart in the ancestral Cascades arc at Sonora Pass. National Association of Geoscience Teachers Far West Section Fall Conference, Bishop, CA; 30 pages. Busby CJ, Andrews GDM, Carlson C, Henry CD, Hagan J, Jayko A, John DA, Putirka JJ, Pluhar CJ, Wagner DL (2010), Penrose Conference informal field guide: Origin and Uplift of the Sierra Nevada: Penrose Conference, Bridgeport, California, August 17-19, 2010, 36 pages. Russell JK, Hickson CJ, Andrews GDM (2007) - Canadian Cascade Volcanism: Sub-glacial to explosive eruptions along the Sea to Sky Corridor, British Columbia. In: Stelling P, Tucker D (eds) Floods, Faults, and Fire: Geological Field Trips in Washington State and Southwestern British Columbia: Geological Society of America Field Guide v. 9, p. 1-29. 2 citations. Andrews GDM, Branney MJ (2005) - Folds, fabrics, and kinematic criteria in rheomorphic ignimbrites of the Snake River Plain, Idaho: insights into emplacement and flow. In: Pederson J, Dehler CM (eds) Interior Western
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United States: Geological Society of America Field Guide v. 6, p. 310-328. doi: 10.1130/2005.fld006(15) 4 citations.
Other Media
May 2010 Featured in “Sleeping Giants” – a photo tour of British Columbia’s volcanic landscapes. British Columbia Magazine, summer 2010, pp. 38-49. Author Larry Pynn. January 5th, 2010 “Fraser River likely ran north millions of years ago, geologist says” - Vancouver Sun, pp. 1-3. Author Larry Pynn.
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RECENT CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS & INVITED TALKS
2014 AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - A New Sample Transect through the Sierra Madre Occidental Silicic Large Igneous Province in Southern Chihuahua State, Mexico: First Stratigraphic, Petrologic, and Geochemical Results AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - Internal architecture of the proto- Kern Canyon Fault at Engineer’s Point, Lake Isabella Dam site, Kern County, California AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - A Graduate Student's Perspective on Engaging High School Students in Research Outside of the Classroom GSA Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada – session convener: “Cenozoic Magmatism in the North American Cordillera”. Invited seminar at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA
2013 GSA annual meeting, Denver, CO - Preliminary results of geologic mapping of the Durwood and Fairview roof pendants, Sierra Nevada batholith (Fairview Quadrangle), Tulare County, California GSA annual meeting, Denver, CO - Quantifying Neogene extension across the Owyhee Plateau of SW Idaho: Where did the Basin and Range province go?
2012 AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - Mantle versus Crustal Contributions to the Cenozoic Sierra Madre Occidental Silicic Large Igneous Province, Mexico: Insights from εHf and δ18O in Zircon AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - Rheological and structural constraints on the accumulation of 'thick' pseudotachylite AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - Thermo-rheological feedbacks in silicic lavas and ignimbrites GSA annual meeting, Charlotte, NC - Ignimbrite Stratigraphy of the “Volcanic” Western Cordillera and Adjacent Altiplano in the region of the Puchildiza Geothermal Area (19°15’S to 19°25’S), Northern Chile GSA Cordilleran Meeting, Queretaro, Mexico – session convener: “Silicic Volcanism”.
2011 GSA annual meeting, Minneapolis, MN – session convener: “Recent Advances in Studies of Large-Volume Silicic Volcanism: Stratigraphy, Architecture, and Evolution”. GSA annual meeting, Minneapolis, MN – Some physical constraints on the eruption and emplacement of lava-like tuffs. Poster. Goldschmidt, Prague, Czech Republic - Rheological constraints on the deformation of Snake River-type ignimbrites: an experimental study. Poster. IUGG / IAVCEI, Melbourne, Australia - The life and death of a volcaniclastic dam: insights from the 2360 BP eruption of Mount Meager, British Columbia, Canada. Poster.
2010 GSA annual meeting, Denver, CO – The corrugated Okanagan Valley fault: an explanation for apparently continuous and autochthonous stratigraphy across the Shuswap metamorphic complex. Poster. GSA annual meeting, Denver, CO – The Okanagan Valley fault and Okanagan gneiss: new high-precision age constraints on regional extension, metamorphism, and exhumation. Poster.
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GSA annual meeting, Denver, CO – The Chilcotin Group: enigmatic Neogene basaltic volcanism in Intermontane British Columbia. Oral. Geological Association of Canada – Cordilleran Section TGI3 Workshop, Vancouver, BC – Distribution and thickness of volcanic and glacial cover on the Interior Plateaus, British Columbia. Oral (invited).
2009 AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - Rheological constraints on the deformation of Snake River-type ignimbrites: an experimental study. Poster. GSA annual meeting, Portland, OR - Neogene and Quaternary evolution of the Fraser River Basin, British Columbia: Evidence from the Chilcotin Group basalts. Poster. GSA annual meeting, Portland, OR - Lahar formation following catastrophic collapse of a pyroclastic dam: history, volume, and duration of the 2360 BP Salal Lake, Mount Meager, British Columbia, Canada. Oral. GSA Cordilleran section meeting, Kelowna, BC - The Chilcotin Basalts and Neogene landscape evolution of the Interior Plateau: implications for mineral exploration. Oral.
2008 AGU annual meeting, San Francisco, CA - Absolute healing of pyroclasts during welding of a rheomorphic ignimbrite. Poster. IAVCEI, Reykjavik, Iceland - Two types of rheomorphism in the same deposit – the Grey’s Landing Ignimbrite, Idaho. Oral. IAVCEI, Reykjavik, Iceland - The Miocene-Pleistocene Chilcotin Group: intermittent, low-volume basaltic volcanism on the Interior Plateau, Canadian Cordillera. Poster.
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