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RICHARD James
Université de Franche-Comté
Productions scientifiques récentes :⊞ voir toute la liste
Article Choulet Flavien, RICHARD James, Boiron Marie-Christine, Dekoninck Augustin, Yans Johan - 2019 - Distribution of trace elements in willemite from the Belgium non-sulphide deposits. - European Journal of Mineralogy
Article Chenot Elise, Deconinck Jean-François, Pucéat Emmanuelle, Pellenard Pierre, Guiraud Michel, Jaubert Maxime, Jarvis Ian, Thibault Nicolas, Cocquerez Théophile, Bruneau Ludovic, Razmjooei Mohammad J., Boussaha Myriam, RICHARD James, SIZUN Jean-Pierre, Stemmerik Lars - 2018 - Continental weathering as a driver of Late Cretaceous cooling: new insights from clay mineralogy of Campanian sediments from the southern Tethyan margin to the Boreal realm. - Global and Planetary Change
Article RICHARD James
- 2014 - Large-scale mass transfers related to pressure solution creep-faulting interactions in mudstones: driving processes and impact of lithification degree. - Tectonophysics
Article RICHARD James, SIZUN Jean-Pierre - 2011 - Pressure solution-fracturing interactions in weakly cohesive carbonate sediments and rocks: example of the synsedimentary deformation of the Campanian chalk from the Mons Basin (Belgium). - Journal of Structural Geology
Article RICHARD James - 2008 - Mass transfers and volume changes related to pressure solution-fracturing interactions in carbonate rocks: example of the Oligocene deformation of the Coniacian chalk from the Omey area (Paris basin, France). - Journal of Structural Geology
Article RICHARD James, SIZUN Jean-Pierre, Machhour Louaï - 2007 - Development and compartmentalization of chalky carbonate reservoirs: the Urgonian Jura-Bas Dauphiné platform model (Génissiat, southeastern France). - Sedimentary Geology
Article RICHARD James, SIZUN Jean-Pierre, Machhour Louaï - 2005 - Environmental and diagenetic records from a new reference section for the Boreal realm: the Campanian chalk of the Mons basin (Belgium). - Sedimentary Geology
