James Evans

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Utah State University

United States

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James Evans is a Professor at Utah State University, United States. His research focuses on hydrology, fault mechanics, and geothermal analysis, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as hydrologic memory in mountainous watersheds, fluid-rock interactions, and the characterization of geological nonconformities. His work encompasses diverse geological processes and implications for seismicity and resource management.

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Utah State University

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Geothermal play fairway analysis, part 1: Example from the Snake River Plain, Idaho

Karst Hydrologic Memory Supplements Streamflow During Dry Periods in Snow‐Dominated, Mountainous Watersheds

Signatures of Fluid-Rock Interactions in Shallow Parts of the San Andreas and San Gabriel Faults, Southern California

Microscale Spatial Variations in Coseismic Temperature Rise on Hematite Fault Mirrors in the Wasatch Fault Damage Zone

Shallow Composition and Structure of the Upper Part of the Exhumed San Gabriel Fault, California: Implications for Fault Processes

Regolith and host rock influences on CO2 leakage: Active source seismic profiling across the Little Grand Wash fault, Utah

The mechanics of initiation and development of thrust faults and thrust ramps

Late Oligocene–Early Miocene Detachment Faulting in Crystalline Basement, Mecca Hills, CA, Documented With Zircon (U–Th)/He Date‐eU‐Visual Radiation Damage Patterns

Nanoscale Textural and Chemical Evolution of Silica Fault Mirrors in the Wasatch Fault Damage Zone, Utah, USA

Geologic characterization of nonconformities using outcrop and core analogs: hydrologic implications for injection-induced seismicity

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Alexis Ault

William Guenthner

Dennis Newell

Lee Liberty

John W. Shervais

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