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Paul M. Karabinos

Williams College

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Department of Geosciences

NonePaul M. Karabinos is currently serving as a Geosciences faculty at Williams College.

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earth science geology tectonics planetary sciences regional geology geomorphology geodynamics regional tectonics geography geochronology geophysics geophysical research geochemistry structural geology stratigraphy metamorphic petrology orogeny palaeogeography engineering geology metamorphism lithosphere continental tectonics geological modeling lithospheric structure materials science digital earth chemical geology tectonic evolution magmatism plate tectonics laurentian margin ordovician magmatism moho geometry northern appalachian mountains historical geography field archaeology applied geochemistry higher education stem education precambrian research crystal growth clay science distance education tectonophysics continental margins landscape archaeology anthropogenic geomorphology american archaeology geological data crust-mantle interaction authigenic mineral formation mineral geochemistry science education scientific literacy student learning igneous petrology facies analysis fault geometries subduction zones volcanism magmatic process basin evolution landscape evolution models strain localization stressstrain analysis terrane accretion plate tectonic geometry basin formation tectonic setting united states appalachians elzevirian event mount holly complex discordant samples active thrust belts thermal structure igneous suites

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Acadian, Neo-Acadian, and Alleghenian Tectonic Reactivation of Taconic Thrusts in the Northern New England Applachians. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Laura WebbPaul M. KarabinosMaureen LongSuman Khadka

continental tectonicsregional tectonicstectonic evolutiontaconic thrustsearth scienceactive tectonicsgeologytectonicsalleghenian tectonic reactivation

Crustal Properties Beneath the Northeastern United States Shaped by Past Tectonic Processes. Geological Society London Special Publications (2024)

James R. BourkeMaureen D. LongFrederik LinkPaul KarabinosLaura WebbYantao LuoKimberly EspinalRoberto MasisYiran Li

northeastern united statescrustal propertiesearth sciencepast tectonic processesgeologytectonics

Crustal Structure Across Northern New England and the Adirondack Mountains. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

James BourkeFrederik LinkMaureen LongLaura WebbPaul Karabinos

crustal structuregeologyadirondack mountainsearth science

Insights From Layered Anisotropy Beneath Southern New England: From Ancient Tectonism to Present-Day Mantle Flow. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Yantao LuoMaureen LongFrederik LinkPaul KarabinosYvette D. Kuiper

geophysicspresent-day mantle flowearth sciencegeodynamicsplanetary sciencesancient tectonismgeochemistry

Lithospheric-Scale Reactivation of Accreted Terranes in the New England Appalachians. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Paul M. KarabinosLaura WebbYantao LuoMaureen LongRoberto Masis Arce

geoscientific model developmentaccreted terranesregional geologyearth sciencegeologylithospheric-scale reactivation

Lithospheric Structure Above the Northern Appalachian Anomaly: Initial Results From the Nest Array. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

Kimberly EspinalMaureen D. LongPaul KarabinosJames R. Bourke

geophysicslithospherenorthern appalachian anomalylithospheric structuregeophysical researchearth sciencenest array

Lithospheric Structure in the Northern Appalachian Mountains: A Detailed Examination of the Abrupt Change in Crustal Thickness in Northwestern Massachusetts. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2024)

Roberto MasisMaureen D. LongPaul KarabinosJames Bourke

geophysicsnorthern appalachian mountainslithospheric structuregeophysical researchnorthwestern massachusettscrustal thicknessearth sciencegeochemistry

First‐Order Transition in Appalachian Orogenic Processes Revealed by Along‐Strike Variation of the Moho Geometry. Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth (2023)

Yantao LuoMaureen D. LongPaul KarabinosStéphane RondenayRoberto Masis Arce

geophysicsmoho geometrygeodesyregional tectonicsfirst-order transitiongeomorphologyplate tectonicsalong-strike variationregional geologyearth sciencegeophysical researchorogenygeodynamicsplanetary sciencesbasin evolutionappalachian orogenic processesgeologytectonics

New Insights Into Crustal and Mantle Structure Beneath the New England Appalachians From Temporary Broadband Seismic Deployments and Integration With Geological Constraints. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Maureen LongPaul KarabinosYvette KuiperFrederik LinkJames BourkeLaura WebbKimberly EspinalYantao LuoRoberto Masis Arce

mantle structuregeological constraintsgeologyearth science

Polyphase Deformation Recorded by Thrusts Along the Western Edge of the Berkshire Massif, Massachusetts. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Laura WebbPaul M. Karabinos

engineering geologywestern edgeregional tectonicspolyphase deformationgeomorphologyberkshire massifregional geologyearth scienceorogenygeographygeodynamicsplanetary sciencesstructural geologygeologytectonics

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Paul M. Karabinos

Williams College

Affiliations

Williams College

Department of Geosciences

NonePaul M. Karabinos is currently serving as a Geosciences faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Acadian, Neo-Acadian, and Alleghenian Tectonic Reactivation of Taconic Thrusts in the Northern New England Applachians. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Laura WebbPaul M. KarabinosMaureen LongSuman Khadka

continental tectonicsregional tectonicstectonic evolutiontaconic thrustsearth scienceactive tectonicsgeologytectonicsalleghenian tectonic reactivation

Crustal Properties Beneath the Northeastern United States Shaped by Past Tectonic Processes. Geological Society London Special Publications (2024)

James R. BourkeMaureen D. LongFrederik LinkPaul KarabinosLaura WebbYantao LuoKimberly EspinalRoberto MasisYiran Li

northeastern united statescrustal propertiesearth sciencepast tectonic processesgeologytectonics

Crustal Structure Across Northern New England and the Adirondack Mountains. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

James BourkeFrederik LinkMaureen LongLaura WebbPaul Karabinos

crustal structuregeologyadirondack mountainsearth science

Insights From Layered Anisotropy Beneath Southern New England: From Ancient Tectonism to Present-Day Mantle Flow. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Yantao LuoMaureen LongFrederik LinkPaul KarabinosYvette D. Kuiper

geophysicspresent-day mantle flowearth sciencegeodynamicsplanetary sciencesancient tectonismgeochemistry

Lithospheric-Scale Reactivation of Accreted Terranes in the New England Appalachians. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Paul M. KarabinosLaura WebbYantao LuoMaureen LongRoberto Masis Arce

geoscientific model developmentaccreted terranesregional geologyearth sciencegeologylithospheric-scale reactivation

Lithospheric Structure Above the Northern Appalachian Anomaly: Initial Results From the Nest Array. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

Kimberly EspinalMaureen D. LongPaul KarabinosJames R. Bourke

geophysicslithospherenorthern appalachian anomalylithospheric structuregeophysical researchearth sciencenest array

Roberto MasisMaureen D. LongPaul KarabinosJames Bourke

geophysicsnorthern appalachian mountainslithospheric structuregeophysical researchnorthwestern massachusettscrustal thicknessearth sciencegeochemistry

First‐Order Transition in Appalachian Orogenic Processes Revealed by Along‐Strike Variation of the Moho Geometry. Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth (2023)

Yantao LuoMaureen D. LongPaul KarabinosStéphane RondenayRoberto Masis Arce

Maureen LongPaul KarabinosYvette KuiperFrederik LinkJames BourkeLaura WebbKimberly EspinalYantao LuoRoberto Masis Arce

mantle structuregeological constraintsgeologyearth science

Polyphase Deformation Recorded by Thrusts Along the Western Edge of the Berkshire Massif, Massachusetts. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Laura WebbPaul M. Karabinos

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