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Fred Phillips

Emeritus Professor of Hydrology Professor of Hydrology Emeritus

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Hydrology

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

Fred Phillips is currently serving as a Hydrology Emeritus Professor of Hydrology Professor of Hydrology Emeritus at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

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Fred Phillips

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Emeritus Professor of Hydrology Professor of Hydrology Emeritus

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earth science geology environmental science geography stratigraphy planetary sciences geochronology quaternary science hydrology geomorphology geochemistry groundwater climate change hydrogeology water science hydrological process geophysical research palaeogeography paleoclimatology tectonophysics regional tectonics applied geochemistry regional geology chemical geology climatic change quaternary research glacial process arid environments ecohydrology quaternary period nuclear science pleistocene sediment research groundwater hydrogeochemistry geological data subsurface hydrology neotectonics earth system science hydrogeologic system basin analysis vadose zone cryosphere groundwater quality hydrogeophysics desertification environmental geochemistry new mexico glaciers brine disposal astrochronology shear zones geologic time scale paleoenvironmental change surface water surface-water hydrology cronus-earth project accelerator mass spectrometry fluvial process eastern california sierra nevada terrestrial geochemistry radiocarbon dating environmental tracers chlorine 36 last glacial maximum cosmogenic 36cl radioactive contamination holocene old groundwater great artesian basin surface exposure dating groundwater flow eastern sierra nevada desert soils terrestrial rocks milk river aquifer

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Sedimentary Stratigraphy and Structure of the Eastern Central Valley, California, USA: Implications for Cenozoic Tectonics of the Sierra Nevada. Geosphere (2025)

structural geologysierra nevadaregional tectonicsgeologygeomorphologysedimentologysedimentary stratigraphyearth sciencegeographysedimentary geologypalaeogeographytectonicseastern central valleyregional geologystratigraphy

Transtensional Faulting in the Southwestern Great Basin Governs Evolution of Endangered Aquatic Species. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Fred M. PhillipsKyungdoe HanMichael BerryBrandon LutzMarty Dale FrisbeeAngela JaykoJeffrey R. KnottDonald SadaJohn UmekJohn L. Wilson

transtensional faultingevolutionary biologyaquatic speciesgeology

Synecological Response of Spring Benthic Prokaryotes and Macroinvertebrates to Paleozoic Roof Pendant‐Derived Calcium. Ecosphere (2023)

Ariel D. FrielKhaled PordelZachary MeyersCale O. SeymourNicole J. ThomasFred M. PhillipsJeffrey R. KnottDonald W. SadaLaura RademacherMarty FrisbeeBrian P. Hedlund

microbial ecologymarine biologybenthic ecologyspring benthic prokaryotesbiogeographyenvironmental scienceecology

Formation of a Continental Whole-Lithosphere Shear Zone. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

geophysical researchtectonophysicsgeophysicslithospherecontinental shelf researchgeologyearth sciencemarine geologyshear zonestectonicsstratigraphy

Geomorphic Surfaces of the Rio Grande Valley in the Vicinity of Socorro, New Mexico. (2022)

rio grande valleyapplied geomorphologygeologygeomorphologygeomorphic processearth sciencegeographypalaeogeographygeomorphic surfacesancient mesoamericanew mexicoregional geologystratigraphy

Synecological Response of Desert Spring Benthic Prokaryotes and Macroinvertebrates to Sierra Nevada Roof Pendant-Derived Calcium. Research Square (2022)

Ariel D. FrielKhaled PordelZach MeyersCale O. SeymourNicole J. ThomasFred M. PhillipsJeffrey R. KnottDonald W. SadaLaura RademacherMarty FrisbeeBrian P. Hedlund

microbial ecologymarine biologybenthic ecologyterrestrial ecologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyarid environmentsplanetary sciences

Tectonically Controlled Drainage Fragmentation in the Southwestern Great Basin, USA. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2022)

sediment researchlandslidesstructural geologyhydrological processgeologyhillslope processgeomorphologysedimentologydrainage fragmentationearth sciencegeographyhydrologybasin analysistectonicsbasin evolutionregional geology

Tritium, Chlorine-36, and Water Isotopologue Profiles From Lechuguilla Cave and Carlsbad Cavern, New Mexico, USA. Applied Geochemistry (2022)

H.J. TurinMitchell A. PlummerFred M. Phillips

coal geologyenvironmental geochemistrywater-rock interactiongroundwater hydrogeochemistryenvironmental sciencevolcanologygroundwaterchemical geologymarine geologyecologyisotope geochemistrylechuguilla caveorganic geochemistryearth sciencehydrogeologywater isotopologue profilesfluid geochemistrygeologycarlsbad caverngeochemistryapplied geochemistry

Chronofunctions for New Mexico, USA Soils Show Relationships Among Climate, Dust Input, and Soil Development. Quaternary International (2021)

soil pedologysoil sciencesoil dynamicsearth sciencepedospheredust inputenvironmental scienceclimate changenew mexicosoil developmentsoil

Imaging the Subsurface Geometry of the Sierra Nevada Frontal Fault in the Owens Valley: Normal/Strike-Slip Fault Interactions Under Transtension. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2021)

engineering geologygeophysical researchtectonophysicsgeophysicsstructural geologyseismologyregional tectonicsgeologyfault geometriesearth sciencegeographyearthquake spectrumgeophysical prospectingthe subsurface geometryearthquake rupturetectonicsneotectonics

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Fred Phillips

Emeritus Professor of Hydrology Professor of Hydrology Emeritus

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Hydrology

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

Fred Phillips is currently serving as a Hydrology Emeritus Professor of Hydrology Professor of Hydrology Emeritus at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

Honors

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Fred Phillips

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Emeritus Professor of Hydrology Professor of Hydrology Emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sedimentary Stratigraphy and Structure of the Eastern Central Valley, California, USA: Implications for Cenozoic Tectonics of the Sierra Nevada. Geosphere (2025)

Transtensional Faulting in the Southwestern Great Basin Governs Evolution of Endangered Aquatic Species. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Fred M. PhillipsKyungdoe HanMichael BerryBrandon LutzMarty Dale FrisbeeAngela JaykoJeffrey R. KnottDonald SadaJohn UmekJohn L. Wilson

transtensional faultingevolutionary biologyaquatic speciesgeology

Synecological Response of Spring Benthic Prokaryotes and Macroinvertebrates to Paleozoic Roof Pendant‐Derived Calcium. Ecosphere (2023)

Ariel D. FrielKhaled PordelZachary MeyersCale O. SeymourNicole J. ThomasFred M. PhillipsJeffrey R. KnottDonald W. SadaLaura RademacherMarty FrisbeeBrian P. Hedlund

microbial ecologymarine biologybenthic ecologyspring benthic prokaryotesbiogeographyenvironmental scienceecology

Formation of a Continental Whole-Lithosphere Shear Zone. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

geophysical researchtectonophysicsgeophysicslithospherecontinental shelf researchgeologyearth sciencemarine geologyshear zonestectonicsstratigraphy

Geomorphic Surfaces of the Rio Grande Valley in the Vicinity of Socorro, New Mexico. (2022)

rio grande valleyapplied geomorphologygeologygeomorphologygeomorphic processearth sciencegeographypalaeogeographygeomorphic surfacesancient mesoamericanew mexicoregional geologystratigraphy

Synecological Response of Desert Spring Benthic Prokaryotes and Macroinvertebrates to Sierra Nevada Roof Pendant-Derived Calcium. Research Square (2022)

Ariel D. FrielKhaled PordelZach MeyersCale O. SeymourNicole J. ThomasFred M. PhillipsJeffrey R. KnottDonald W. SadaLaura RademacherMarty FrisbeeBrian P. Hedlund

microbial ecologymarine biologybenthic ecologyterrestrial ecologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyarid environmentsplanetary sciences

Tectonically Controlled Drainage Fragmentation in the Southwestern Great Basin, USA. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2022)

Tritium, Chlorine-36, and Water Isotopologue Profiles From Lechuguilla Cave and Carlsbad Cavern, New Mexico, USA. Applied Geochemistry (2022)

H.J. TurinMitchell A. PlummerFred M. Phillips

Chronofunctions for New Mexico, USA Soils Show Relationships Among Climate, Dust Input, and Soil Development. Quaternary International (2021)

soil pedologysoil sciencesoil dynamicsearth sciencepedospheredust inputenvironmental scienceclimate changenew mexicosoil developmentsoil

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