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Read more about the article Residual gravity anomalies across England from a 3D gravity-stripping model: preliminary evidence for Paleozoic basins and crustal structure

Residual gravity anomalies across England from a 3D gravity-stripping model: preliminary evidence for Paleozoic basins and crustal structure

John Donato (a founding member of Merlin) continues to enjoy an active retirement through his work with the UKOGL/Beneath Britain Group.  In collaboration with Chris Pullan and Malcolm Butler, he has recently published a new gravity interpretation of the deep geology of England. Continue reading this short newsletter which gives a taster of John's new paper, and, if you want more, you can read it in full on the UKOGL website (link in the article).

Continue ReadingResidual gravity anomalies across England from a 3D gravity-stripping model: preliminary evidence for Paleozoic basins and crustal structure
Read more about the article Devon and Cornwall, a Four Hundred Kilometre Journey?

Devon and Cornwall, a Four Hundred Kilometre Journey?

During his semi-retirement, John Donato has been using some of his spare time to work with the academic ‘Beneath Britain Group’, formed as a joint initiative between UKOGL (UK Onshore Geophysical Library) and the Department of Earth Sciences at Oxford University. He has recently published a third paper on the Beneath Britain website, this time authored jointly with Chris Pullan (CP Exploration). Continue reading to get a flavour of this new publication entitled 'The Eastern Extension of Southwest England under the Mesozoic Southern England Basin and its Variscan Dextral Translation'.

Continue ReadingDevon and Cornwall, a Four Hundred Kilometre Journey?