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Don Carlisle, Professor Emeritus of Geology & Mineral Resources |
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| Mailing Address: | Department of Earth and Space Sciences
University of California, Los Angeles
595 Charles Young Drive East,
Box 951567
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1567 |
| Office: | Geology 6713B |
| Telephone: | (310) 825-1934 |
| Fax: | (310) 825-2779 |
| E-mail: | carlisle@ess.ucla.edu |
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Current Research Interest |
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| | Mineral deposits, metallic and non-metallic especially
uranium; biogeochemical and geological exploration; mineral and mine economics;
structural, stratigraphic, areal mapping, especially coastal British Columbia
and Great Basin; submarine volcanic rocks; geological factors in radon risk evaluation. |
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Education |
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| | B.A.Sc., 1942, University of British Columbia
M.A.Sc.,
1944, University of British Columbia
Ph.D., 1950, University of Wisconsin |
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Selected Publications |
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| | Carlisle, D., The economics of a fund resource with particular
reference to mining: The American Economic Review, v. XLIV:4, p. 595-616, 1954. |
| | Carlisle, D., Pillow breccias and their aquagene tuffs, Quadra
Island, British Columbia: The Journal of Geology, v. 71:1, p. 48-71, 1963. |
| | Carlisle, D. and Takeo Susuki, Emergent basalt and submergent
carbonate-clastic sequences including the Upper Triassic Dilleri and Welleri zones
on Vancouver Island. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 11:2, p. 254-279,
1974. | | | Carlisle, D., Concentration of uranium and
vanadium in calcretes and gypcretes, in Wilson, R.C.L. (ed.), Residual Deposits:
Special Volume, Geological Society of London, p. 185-195, 1983. |
| | Carlisle, D., W. L. Berry, I. R. Kaplan and J. R. Watterson (eds.),
Mineral exploration: Biological systems and organic matter (Rubey Volume V): Prentice-Hall,
465 p., 1986. | | | Carlisle, D. and C.A. Nelson, Geology
of the Mineral Hill Quadrangle, Nevada: Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, Map
97, 1990. | | | Carlisle, D. and H. Azzouz, Discovery of
radon potential in the Rincon Shale, California - a case history of deliberate
exploration: Indoor Air, v. 3: p. 131-142, 1993. |
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