R. D. Shaw - Concepedia

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R. D. Shaw

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R. D. SHAW, R. D. Shaw, R. Shaw, R.D. Shaw, Rina Shaw, Russell D. Shaw, Russell Shaw, Shaw, R. D., Shaw, Rahul, 𝑅𝑎𝑛𝑖t 𝑆ℎ𝑎w

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Mineral Resources Australian National University Geological Survey of Western Australia

About

R. D. Shaw is an author at Mineral Resources specializing in earth science, engineering, and geology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	21	25	1.8K
2	Geography	11	11	585
3	Civil Engineering	3	3	156
4	Social Sciences	1	1	95
5	Petroleum Engineering	1	1	49

R. D. Shaw

Publications

1.8K

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	Year	Citations
Tectonic evolution of Proterozoic Australia John S. Myers, R. D. Shaw, Ian Tyler Tectonics Passive Margin DepositsPine CreekEngineeringStructural GeologyPrecambrian Geology	1996	458
Geophysical evidence for 'thick-skinned' crustal deformation in central Australia B. R. Goleby, R. D. Shaw, C. Wright, Nature Crustal DeformationEngineeringGeophysical EvidenceGeologyEarth Science	1989	145
The Arunta Inlier: A complex ensialic mobile belt in central Australia. Part 2: Tectonic history R. D. Shaw, A. J. Stewart, L. P. Black Australian Journal of Earth Sciences Central AustraliaEngineeringStructural GeologyTectonic HistoryContinental Tectonics	1984	142
Development of the Late Proterozoic to Mid‐Paleozoic, intracratonic Amadeus Basin in central Australia: A key to understanding tectonic forces in plate interiors R. D. Shaw, M. A. Etheridge, Kurt Lambeck Tectonics GeophysicsOrogenyEngineeringPlate BoundaryPrecambrian Geology	1991	120
The Arunta Inlier: a complex ensialic mobile belt in central Australia. Part 1: Stratigraphy, correlations and origin A. J. Stewart, R. D. Shaw, L. P. Black Australian Journal of Earth Sciences EngineeringTectonic EvolutionEarth ScienceRegional GeologySocial Sciences	1984	95
The history and tectonic implications of the Redbank Thrust Zone, central Australia, based on structural, metamorphic and Rb‐Sr isotopic evidence R. D. Shaw, L. P. Black Australian Journal of Earth Sciences Complex Thrust ZoneEngineeringPrecambrian GeologyTectonic EvolutionEarth Science	1991	88
The Palaeozoic history of an unusual intracratonic thrust belt in central Australia based on <sup>40</sup> Ar- <sup>39</sup> Ar, K-Ar and fission track dating R. D. Shaw, Peter K. Zeitler, Ian McDougall, Journal of the Geological Society EngineeringPrecambrian GeologyTectonic EvolutionEarth ScienceRegional Geology	1992	70
Teleseismic travel-time anomalies and deep crustral structure in central Australia Kurt Lambeck, G. Burgess, R. D. Shaw Geophysical Journal International EngineeringTeleseismic Travel TimesContinental TectonicsGeologic Time ScaleTravel Times	1988	67
Crustal structure of the Ordovician Macquarie Arc, Eastern Lachlan Orogen, based on seismic‐reflection profiling R. A. Glen, R. J. Korsch, N. G. Direen, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences VolcanologyEngineeringTectonic EvolutionMacquarie ArcEarth Science	2002	62
Sea Floor Spreading in the Tasman Sea: a Lord Howe Rise — Eastern Australian Reconstruction R. D. Shaw Exploration Geophysics EngineeringGeomorphologyTectonic EvolutionOceanographyEarth Science	1978	59

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