Alan Morris


Alan Morris, Staff Scientist
Earth, Material & Planetary Sciences Department Geosciences & Engineering Division	Phone: (210) 522-6743 Email: alan.morris@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for Alan Morris:

News Release:

SwRI® software simplifies fault analysis for geoscientists and petroleum engineers

Brochure:

3D Stress® Stress Management Through Better Understanding

Flyer:

Carbonate Fault Project

Technology Today:

Earthquake Ground Movements

Assessing Long-Term Volcanic Hazards to the Geologic Disposal of Nuclear Waste

Predicting a Fault's Next Move

Higher Education

Two SwRI Projects Win Research Awards

Carved in Stone

IR&D Reports:

Correlation between Natural Gamma Radiation and Mechanical Stratigraphy in the Cretaceous Eagle Ford/Boquillas Formation of South-Central and West Texas, 20-R8257 (2012)

Field Tests of Geomechanical Models of Natural Rock Deformation, 20-R8057 (2010)

A Robust Method for Adaptive Model Uncertainty Reduction, 20-R9704 (2009)

A Novel Approach to Monitoring Natural Hazards in All Terrains, 10-R9613 (2009)

A Novel Approach to Monitoring Natural Hazards in All Terrain, 10-R9613 (2008)

Analyses of Dike-induced Deformation and Martian Graben Systems, 20-R9797 (2008)

A Robust Method for Adaptive Model Uncertainty Reduction, 20-R9704 (2008)

Effective Geomechanical Modeling of Geologic Structures, 20-R9665 (2008)

A Novel Approach to Monitoring Natural Hazards in All Terrain, 10-R9613 (2007)

A Robust Method for Adaptive Model Uncertainty Reduction, 20-R9704 (2007)

Effective Geomechanical Modeling of Geologic Structures, 20-R9665 (2007)

Strain-Based Prediction of Subseismic Faults in Rocks, 20-R9677 (2007)

Stress and Deformation on Mars, 20-9314 (2004)

Application of Terrestrial Exploration Techniques to Locate Martian In Situ Resources, 20-9546 (2005)

Structural Controls on the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone, 20-9223 (2002)

Structural Controls on the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone, 20-9223 (2001)

Stress and Deformation on Mars, 20-9314 (2003)

A Novel Approach to Monitoring Natural Hazards in All Terrain, 10-R9613 (2006)

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May 07, 2013