Professor W.D. Mike Hall

Qualifications Ph.D. Imperial College London Research Interests Structural, stratigraphic and sedimentological aspects of the origin and evolution of sedimentary basins Deformation of sedimentary basins, their evolution into fold belts and controls on their styles of deformation. Neotectonics, seismology and upper crustal structural geology; quantifying the nature of incremental fault displacements and fault and fold growth. Contact Mike p: +61 3 9905 5773 f: +61 3 9905 4903 e: Mike Hall

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Recent Publications

• Noll, C & Hall, M 2006 Normal fault growth and its function on the control of sedimentation during basin formation: A case study from field exposures of the Upper Cambrian Owen Conglomerate, West Coast Range, western Tasmania, Australia, Aapg Bulletin, vol. 90, pp 1609-1630
• Noll, C & Hall, M. 2005. Structural architecture of the Owen Conglomerate, West Coast Range, western Tasmania: field evidence for late Cambrian extension. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 52, 411-426.
• Noll, C & Hall, M. 2005. Great Lyell Fault, western Tasmania: a collage of Middle and Late Cambrian growth faults reactivated during Devonian orogenesis. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 52, 427-442.
• Noll, C A & Hall, M, 2003. Stratigraphic architecture and depositional setting of the coarse-grained Upper Cambrian owen Conglomerate, West Coad Range, western Tasmania, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 50, (6 ), pp835-852
• Noll, C & Hall, M, 2003. Fluvial architecture and the tectonic control on deposition of onshore eumeralla formation, Otway Ranges, Victoria: Implications for exploration in the early cretaceous Otway Basin, APPEA Journal, 43, (1), pp99-116