Publications by Dr Mark Ireland - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Mohamed Rouainia Dr Mark Ireland	A micromechanical investigation of diagenetically-induced changes to the anisotropic elastic properties of calcareous mudstones	2023
Hector Barnett Dr Mark Ireland Dr Cees van der Land	Characterising the internal structural complexity of the Southern North Sea Zechstein Supergroup Evaporites	2023
Dr Mark Ireland	How reproducible and reliable is geophysical research?	2023
Professor Richard Davies Dr Mark Ireland Dr Miguel Morales Maqueda	Long-distance migration and venting of methane from the base of the hydrate stability zone	2023
Dr Mark Ireland	Depositional model of the Lower Cretaceous Nantun Formation and its implications for oil accumulation in the northern Wuerxun Sag of Hailar Basin, NE China	2022
Dr Mark Ireland	How reproducible is geophysical research? A review of the availability of code, software and data in journals	2022
Dr Sam Graham Dr Mohamed Rouainia Dr Mark Ireland Dr Tom Charlton	New Micromechanical Data and Modelling Framework for the Elastic Response of Calcareous Mudstones	2022
Dr Mark Ireland	Reproducibility in subsurface geoscience	2022
Professor Richard Davies Dr Miguel Morales Maqueda Dr Mark Ireland	Climatically driven instability of marine methane hydrate along a canyon-incised continental margin	2021
Dr Sam Graham Dr Mohamed Rouainia Dr Mark Ireland	Elastic Stiffening of Shale up to 200°C: Insights from High-load Nanoindentation Tests	2021
Dr Mark Ireland	Geological controls on the natural CO2 accumulation in the Surennuoer Oilfield of the Hailar Basin, China	2021
Dr Mark Ireland	Reproducibility in subsurface geoscience	2021
Dr Mark Ireland Rachel Brown Professor Richard Davies	Suitability of Legacy Subsurface Data for Nascent Geoenergy Activities Onshore United Kingdom	2021
Dr Mark Ireland Professor Richard Davies	Systematic spacing and topological variations in layer-bound fault systems	2021
Dr Mark Ireland Professor Richard Davies	Influence of ductile substrates and layer thickness on the spacing and topology of layer bound fault systems	2020
Dr Mark Ireland Rachel Brown Miles Wilson Professor Richard Davies	Suitability of legacy oil and gas subsurface data for nascent geoenergy activities onshore United Kingdom	2020
Dr Mark Ireland Professor Richard Davies	Influence of stratigraphic setting and simple shear on layer-bound compaction faults offshore Mauritania	2011
Professor Richard Davies Dr Mark Ireland	Initiation and propagation of polygonal fault arrays by thermally triggered volume reduction reactions in siliceous sediment	2011
Dr Mark Ireland Professor Richard Davies	Structure of a silica diagenetic transformation zone: the Gjallar Ridge, offshore Norway	2011
Dr Mark Ireland Professor Richard Davies	Thick slides dominated by regular-wavelength folds and thrusts in biosiliceous sediments on the Vema Dome offshore of Norway	2011
Dr Mark Ireland Professor Richard Davies	Influence of pore water chemistry on silica diagenesis: evidence from the interaction of diagenetic reaction zones with polygonal fault systems	2010
Professor Richard Davies Dr Mark Ireland	Differential compaction due to the irregular topology of a diagenetic reaction boundary: a new mechanism for the formation of polygonal faults	2009