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John Warburton

Stanford University

Also Known As

J. A. Warburton, J. Warburton, J.A. Warburton, JOHN WARBURTON, John Warburton, Warburton, John

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826

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Stanford University

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John Warburton is an author at Stanford University specializing in engineering, geography, and structural geology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	8	8	667
2	Geography	6	6	601
3	Education	2	2	66
4	Computer Engineering	2	2	66
5	Space Engineering	1	1	15

John Warburton

Publications

698

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	Year	Citations
‘Passive-roof’ duplex geometry in the frontal structures of the Kirthar and Sulaiman mountain belts, Pakistan Chris Banks, John Warburton Journal of Structural Geology Sulaiman Mountain BeltsFrontal StructuresEngineeringGeometryStructural Geology	1986	312
The evolution of the Oman Mountains Foreland Basin John Warburton, T. J. Burnhill, Rodney Graham, Geological Society London Special Publications Oman Mountains ForedeepMarine GeologyLate Cretaceous FillEngineeringBasin Evolution	1990	113
Mid-crustal detachment in the Betic system of southeast Spain Chris Banks, John Warburton Tectonophysics Southeast SpainPlate TectonicsEngineeringStructural GeologyContinental Tectonics	1991	103
Carrier Phase Ionospheric Gradient Ground Monitor for GBAS with Experimental Validation Samer Khanafseh, Sam Pullen, John Warburton NAVIGATION Journal of the Institute of Navigation EngineeringExperimental ValidationMeasurementGlobal Navigation Satellite SystemEducation	2012	56
Sequence stratigraphy of the southern Kirthar Fold Belt and Middle Indus Basin, Pakistan J. D. Smewing, John Warburton, Tim Daley, Geological Society London Special Publications EngineeringGeomorphologySequence BoundariesSedimentary GeologyIndia-asia Collision	2002	44
The impact of uninformed RF interference on GBAS and potential mitigations Sam Pullen, Grace Gao, Carmen Tedeschi,	2012	31
Satellite Navigation vs. the Ionosphere: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going? Thomas Dehel, Frank Lorge, John Warburton, Proceedings of the 17th International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division of The Institute of Navigation (ION GNSS 2004) GeophysicsSatellite NetworkWhere AreEngineeringAerospace Engineering	2004	15
A thrust tectonic interpretation of the Guadarrama Mountains, Spanish Central System John Warburton, Concepción Hermosilla Álvarez GeophysicsThrust Tectonic InterpretationEngineeringStructural GeologyContinental Tectonics	1989	14
Carrier Phase Ionospheric Gradient Ground Monitor for GBAS with Experimental Validation Samer Khanafseh, Fanlin Yang, Boris Pervan, EngineeringExperimental ValidationMeasurementGlobal Navigation Satellite SystemEducation	2010	10

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