James P. Hendry - Concepedia

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James P. Hendry

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HENDRY, JAMES P., Department of Geo, Hendry, Jim, J. P. HENDRY, J. P. Hendry, J.P. Hendry, JAMES P. HENDRY, James Hendry, James P Hendry, James P. Hendry, James P. Hendry (*), Nigel H. Trewi

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934

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Queen's University Belfast University of Aberdeen University of Liverpool University of Portsmouth University College Dublin

About

James P. Hendry is an author at Queen's University Belfast specializing in engineering, geochemistry, and earth science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	17	20	885
2	Biology	2	2	128
3	Chemistry	2	2	60
4	Medicine	1	1	72
5	Natural Sciences	1	1	56

James P. Hendry

Publications

885

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	Year	Citations
Calcite cementation during bacterial manganese, iron and sulphate reduction in Jurassic shallow marine carbonates James P. Hendry Sedimentology EngineeringMarine ChemistryBacterial ManganeseOrganic GeochemistryCalcite Cements	1993	82
Ankerite Cementation in Deeply Buried Jurassic Sandstone Reservoirs of the Central North Sea James P. Hendry, Mark Wilkinson, Anthony E. Fallick, Journal of Sedimentary Research EngineeringSedimentary GeologyCalcite DissolutionEarth ScienceDrilling	2000	81
Cement distribution in a carbonate reservoir: recognition of a palaeo oil–water contact and its relationship to reservoir quality in the Humbly Grove field, onshore, UK Emma C. Heasley, Richard H. Worden, James P. Hendry Marine and Petroleum Geology Carbonate ReservoirPetroleum ReservoirHumbly Grove FieldEngineeringGeomorphology	2000	73
Jurassic septarian concretions from NW Scotland record interdependent bacterial, physical and chemical processes of marine mudrock diagenesis James P. Hendry, Michael J. Pearson, Nigel H. Trewin, Sedimentology EngineeringSedimentary GeologyJurassic Septarian ConcretionsChemical ProcessesOrganic Geochemistry	2006	72
Authigenic Quartz Microfabrics in Cretaceous Turbidites: Evidence for Silica Transformation Processes in Sandstones James P. Hendry Journal of Sedimentary Research EngineeringSedimentary GeologyAuthigenic Mineral FormationScapa FieldSilica Transformation Processes	1995	69
Origin, characteristics and distribution of fault‐related and fracture‐related dolomitization: Insights from Mississippian carbonates, Isle of Man James P. Hendry, Jay M. Gregg, Kevin L. Shelton, Sedimentology EngineeringCross‐cut StratigraphyEarth ScienceRegional GeologyElectron Microscopy	2014	62
Celestite formation, bacterial sulphate reduction and carbonate cementation of Eocene reefs and basinal sediments (Igualada, NE Spain) C. Taberner, James D. Marshall, James P. Hendry, Sedimentology Marine GeologySrso 4EngineeringNe SpainPaleoceanography	2002	57
Two-Stage Neomorphism of Jurassic Aragonitic Bivalves: Implications for Early Diagenesis James P. Hendry Journal of Sedimentary Research EngineeringLiving FossilPrecambrian GeologyAbstract Aragonitic BivalvesEarth Science	1995	56
Are oxygen and carbon isotopes of mollusc shells reliable palaeosalinity indicators in marginal marine environments? A case study from the Middle Jurassic of England James P. Hendry, Robert M. Kalin Journal of the Geological Society Texturally-pristine Oyster CalcitesEngineeringPaleoceanographyCarbon IsotopesMarine Chemistry	1997	48
Low‐Mg calcite marine cement in Cretaceous turbidites: origin, spatial distribution and relationship to seawater chemistry James P. Hendry, Nigel H. Trewin, Anthony E. Fallick Sedimentology Marine GeologyEngineeringBiomineralizationCalcite SaturationCretaceous Turbidites	1996	43

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