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Edward Duke

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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

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Department of Geology & Geological Engineering

Institute For The Study Of Mineral Deposits

Edward Duke is currently serving as a Geology & Geological Engineering Professor at South Dakota School of Mines And Technology.

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geology petrology geochemistry earth science ore geology geochemical exploration chemical geology structural geology economic geology precambrian research stratigraphy tectonics geochronology environmental science geography sedimentology palaeogeography paleoecology planetary sciences quaternary science carbon organic geochemistry tectonophysics mineral engineering rock engineering rock mechanics petroleum geoscience gondwana research trace elements metamorphic process authigenic mineral formation mineral geochemistry metamorphic petrology isotopic characterization black hills chemical change paleoproterozoic iron formations south dakota mineral distribution ubehebe peak spectrometer data geobiology mineral processing field archaeology physical geography environmental engineering civil engineering volcanology seismology geoarchaeology environmental materials soil geoenvironmental engineering engineering geology geomorphology environmental chemistry sustainable mining geomechanics geodynamics clay science hydrogeology geotechnical engineering numerical modeling (geology) environmental remediation geophysical prospecting pedosphere material cycles applied geochemistry

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Trace Element and Isotopic Characterization of Neoarchean and Paleoproterozoic Iron Formations in the Black Hills (South Dakota, USA): Assessment of Chemical Change During 2.9–1.9 Ga Deposition Bracketing the 2.4–2.2 Ga First Rise of Atmospheric Oxygen. Precambrian Research (2007)

Robert FreiPeter S. DahlEdward F. DukeKarin M. FreiThomas Rintza HansenMie Munck FrandssonLizette Apel Jensen

chemical changeisotopic characterizationgeochemistryearth sciencepaleoproterozoic iron formationsblack hillssouth dakotatrace elements

Mineral Distribution in Contact-Metamorphosed Siliceous Dolomite at Ubehebe Peak, California, Based on Airborne Imaging Spectrometer Data. American Mineralogist (2004)

ore geologytectonicsgeochemistryearth sciencemetamorphic petrologymineral geochemistrymetamorphic processauthigenic mineral formationenvironmental sciencepetrologygeologyspectrometer dataubehebe peakgeochemical explorationmineral distribution

Geochemistry of a Boron-Rich Peraluminous Granite Pluton; the Calamity Peak Layered Granite-Pegmatite Complex, Black Hills, South Dakota. The Canadian Mineralogist (1992)

ore geologyeconomic geologypalaeogeographystructural geologygeochemistrytectonicsearth sciencegeochronologyprecambrian researchgeoarchaeologypetrologyplanetary sciencesstratigraphygeologychemical geologygeochemical exploration

Are Discontinuous Chondrite-Normalized Ree Patterns in Pegmatitic Granite Systems the Results of Monazite Fractionation?. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (1990)

ore geologyeconomic geologypalaeogeographystructural geologygeochemistrytectonicsgeochronologyprecambrian researchpetrologystratigraphygeologychemical geologygeodynamicsgeochemical exploration

Fluid Inclusion and Carbon Isotope Studies of Quartz-Graphite Veins, Black Hills, South Dakota, and Ruby Range, Montana. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (1990)

ore geologyeconomic geologystructural geologygeochemistrysedimentologypaleoecologygeochronologyearth scienceprecambrian researchpetrologyenvironmental sciencegeographystratigraphygeologychemical geologyquaternary sciencegeochemical exploration

Fluid Inclusion Characteristics of Graywacke- and Shale-Hosted Precambrian Gold-Quartz Veins, Black Hills, South Dakota: A Preliminary Compilation. (1990)

economic geologyore geologyhydrogeologypetroleum geosciencegeochemistrysedimentologyearth sciencechemical geologyprecambrian researchpetrologyenvironmental sciencegeographystratigraphygeologystructural geologygeomorphologygeochemical exploration

Calamity Peak Layered Granite-Pegmatite Complex, Black Hills, South Dakota: Part I. Structure and Emplacement. Geological Society of America Bulletin (1988)

economic geologyore geologytectonicsgeochemistrysedimentologychemical geologyprecambrian researchpetrologytectonophysicsstratigraphygeologystructural geologygeomorphologygeochemical exploration

Mass Transfer During Wall-Rock Alteration: An Example From a Quartz-Graphite Vein, Black Hills, South Dakota. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (1988)

economic geologyore geologytectonicsgeochemistrysedimentologyrock mechanicsearth sciencegeomechanicschemical geologypetrologycivil engineeringrock engineeringgeologystructural geologymineral engineeringgeochemical exploration

Hydrothermal Graphite in New Hampshire: Evidence of Carbon Mobility During Regional Metamorphism. Geology (1986)

ore geologyeconomic geologycarbon footprintcarbongeochemistrycarbon sequestrationgeobiologyearth scienceorganic geochemistryprecambrian researchpetrologyenvironmental sciencegeographygeologychemical geologygeochemical explorationcarbon capture

Textural and Isotopic Variations in Graphite From Plutonic Rocks, South-Central New Hampshire. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology (1986)

ore geologyeconomic geologypalaeogeographystructural geologygeochemistrypaleoecologyearth sciencegeochronologyprecambrian researchgeoarchaeologypetrologyplanetary sciencesstratigraphygeologychemical geologygeochemical exploration

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Edward Duke

Professor

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Affiliations

Department of Geology & Geological Engineering

Institute For The Study Of Mineral Deposits

Edward Duke is currently serving as a Geology & Geological Engineering Professor at South Dakota School of Mines And Technology.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Robert FreiPeter S. DahlEdward F. DukeKarin M. FreiThomas Rintza HansenMie Munck FrandssonLizette Apel Jensen

chemical changeisotopic characterizationgeochemistryearth sciencepaleoproterozoic iron formationsblack hillssouth dakotatrace elements

Mineral Distribution in Contact-Metamorphosed Siliceous Dolomite at Ubehebe Peak, California, Based on Airborne Imaging Spectrometer Data. American Mineralogist (2004)

Geochemistry of a Boron-Rich Peraluminous Granite Pluton; the Calamity Peak Layered Granite-Pegmatite Complex, Black Hills, South Dakota. The Canadian Mineralogist (1992)

Are Discontinuous Chondrite-Normalized Ree Patterns in Pegmatitic Granite Systems the Results of Monazite Fractionation?. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (1990)

ore geologyeconomic geologypalaeogeographystructural geologygeochemistrytectonicsgeochronologyprecambrian researchpetrologystratigraphygeologychemical geologygeodynamicsgeochemical exploration

Fluid Inclusion and Carbon Isotope Studies of Quartz-Graphite Veins, Black Hills, South Dakota, and Ruby Range, Montana. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (1990)

Fluid Inclusion Characteristics of Graywacke- and Shale-Hosted Precambrian Gold-Quartz Veins, Black Hills, South Dakota: A Preliminary Compilation. (1990)

Calamity Peak Layered Granite-Pegmatite Complex, Black Hills, South Dakota: Part I. Structure and Emplacement. Geological Society of America Bulletin (1988)

economic geologyore geologytectonicsgeochemistrysedimentologychemical geologyprecambrian researchpetrologytectonophysicsstratigraphygeologystructural geologygeomorphologygeochemical exploration

Mass Transfer During Wall-Rock Alteration: An Example From a Quartz-Graphite Vein, Black Hills, South Dakota. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (1988)

Hydrothermal Graphite in New Hampshire: Evidence of Carbon Mobility During Regional Metamorphism. Geology (1986)

Textural and Isotopic Variations in Graphite From Plutonic Rocks, South-Central New Hampshire. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology (1986)

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