CONTENTS INDEX

CONTENTS INDEX -  NCGT NEWSLETTER

 

Number

Category

Author(s)

Title

Page

No. 55,

June, 2010

Announcement

M.I. Bhat, M. Ramasarma and B. Longhinos

NCGT Workshop in India, 2011 – Earth Dynamics. Perceptions and deadlocks

2

 

Letters to the Editor

E. Orkan

Israeli Association of Global Warming Fight

3

 

Essay

K. Storetvedt

Falling plate tectonics – rising new paradigm: salient historical facts and the current situation

4

 

Articles

F. Tsunoda

Habits of earthquakes. Part 3: Earthquake corridors in the Japanese Islands

35

 

 

D.R. Choi

Global seismic synchronicity

66

 

Short notes

J.C. Pratsch

Gulf of Mexico Basin – A collapsed Late Carboniferous mantle dome?

74

 

Geopolitical Corner

M.I. Bhat

IPCC Chief mellows for bail out package

77

 

Publications

A. Bapat

Disaster management plans in view of recent earthquakes

78

 

 

D. Baioni and F.C. Wezel

Morphology and origin of an evaporitic dome in the eastern Tihonium Chasma, Mars

81

 

 

J.M. Herndon

Impact of recent discoveries on petroleum and natural gas exploration

81

 

News

Y. Akamatsu

NCGT Japan group report

82

No. 54,

Mar., 2010

From the Editor

 

More earthquakes, more dead: Why can’t we predict earthquakes?

2

 

Letters to the Editor

K.M. Storetvedt

The Caribbean case: Agitation of ingrained views

3

 

 

P. James

Earthquake prediction

9

 

 

V. Straser

Chilean earthquake on February 27, 2010

12

 

 

Articles

R.F. Cherkasov

The Earth: The beginning and the end of active geologic evolution

14

 

 

D.R. Choi

Tectonic significance of the 29 September 2009 Samoa earthquake

23

 

 

D.R. Choi

The January 2010 Haiti seismic disaster viewed from the perspective of the energy transmigration concept and block tectonics

36

 

 

F. Tsunoda

Habits of earthquakes: Part 2. Earthquake corridors in East Asia

45

 

 

V. Straser

Twin earthquakes and planetary configurations: Height of planets used for earthquake prediction

57

 

 

N.C. Smoot

The chicken or the egg: The Ogasawara Plateau or the Izu-Bonin Trench

65

 

Geopolitical Corner

M.I. Bhat

With cons accruing, pro news for IPCC and its models

73

 

Publications

Z. Shou

Precursory earthquake vapour clouds of the Haiti and Chile earthquakes

76

 

 

Z. Shou

Using the earthquake vapour theory to explain the French airbus crash

77

 

 

C. Ollier

Glaciers- science and nonsense

78

 

 

P.D. Lowman

Earthquake distribution viewed from the north and south poles

79

No. 53,

Dec., 2009

From the Editor

 

Lessons from the Samoan earthquakes and tsunamis in September 2009

2

 

Letters to the Editor

K.M. Storetvedt and

Alan Hayman

 

3

 

Articles

T. Yano, D.R. Choi, A.A. Gavrilov, S. Miyagi and B.I. Vasiliev

Ancient and continental rocks from the Atlantic Ocean

4

 

 

F. Tsunoda

Habits of earthquakes: Part 1 Mechanisms of earthquakes and lateral thermal seismic energy transmigration

38

 

 

V. Straser

Luminous phenomena in the atmosphere: signs of uplift of the Earth’s crust? The “lights” in Taro Valley (Italy) and Hessdalen (Norway)

47

 

 

G.P. Gregori

The Earth’s interior – myth and science

57

 

Geopolitical Corner:

Global warming

M.I. Bhat

Climate quacks are out to fix you and your progeny

82

 

 

M.I. Bhat

Is IPCC Chief ignorant or conveniently silent?

82

 

 

N.-A. Mörner

Open letter to President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives

84

 

 

V. Gray

The ocean is heated from below

86

 

Comments and replies

K. Wilson and C. Smoot

Earth expansionists view

89

 

News

Leo Maslov

Third Russian national Scientific Conference: Earth’s inner core - 2009

93

 

 

 

NCGT session at IGC34, Brisbane, 2012

93

 

 

 

NCGT website traffic report

93

 

Publications

K. James, M.A. Lorente and J. Pindell

The origin and evolution of the Caribbean plate

94

 

 

K. James and M.A. Lorente

Pacific origin  paradigm of the Caribbean plate questioned

94

 

 

K.M. Storetvedt

Caribbean evolution – a new account

94

 

 

G.G. Kochemasov

Geometric tectonic regularities in the eastern hemisphere of Earth

95

 

 

ElectricQuakes

Sun bolts shake the Earth

96

No. 52,

Sep., 2009

From the Editor

 

Earthquakes and their prediction

2

 

Letters to the Editor

K. M. Storetvedt

Facts about the Earth and the search for a functional global theory

3

 

 

C. Smoot

North Atlantic cruse observations

6

 

 

V. Straser

Luminous phenomena as earthquake precursors

6

 

 

G. Vetten,  T. Heidemann and M. Levin

 

8

 

Articles

P. James

Geoid Tectonics: Chapter 6, Some major geological processes

10

 

 

S.M. Tabunov, Yu. I. Tomanovskaya and G.N. Staritsina

Rock assemblages from the Pacific Ocean bedrock in the Clarion-Clipperton Fault region

19

 

 

M. Hanada and M. Hoshino

Origin of the world’s deepest bays

30

 

 

L. Galetskiy

“Getrans” – a planetary geodynamic system of transcontinental core-concentrating activation megazones

40

 

Comments and replies

V. Straser and P. James

A “jackpot” for the forecast of earthquakes

51

 

Book review

Dong Choi

Tsunoda, F., “Habits of earthquakes”

52

 

Publications

V.V. Orlenok

Reduction of the radius and heat losses within the Earth and other planets in light of recent data

56

 

 

Suzuki, Y. and Research Group of Deep Structure of the Island Arcs

On the ring-like arrangement of faults accompanied by shallow and deep earthquakes in central Honshu, Japan (Part 1)

56

No. 51, Jun., 2009

From the Editor

 

Proposal for an international multidisciplinary project: paleogeography of the world oceans

2

 

Letters to the Editor

F.-C. Wezel; V. Straser

April 6, 2009 L’Aquila earthquake, Italy

3

 

Articles

V. Straser

A “Jackpot” for the forecast of earthquakes: the seismic swarm in the north-western Apennines, December 2008

4

 

 

Y. Suzuki and Research Group of Deep Structure of Island Arcs

The minute investigation of seismicity beneath the Japanese islands and surrounding regions

14

 

 

L.A.G. Hissink

The Earth in an electric solar system

23

 

 

C. Ollier

Sea level in the Southwest Pacific is stable

35

 

 

P. M. James

Geoid tectonics: Chapter 5. Deformation and failure of the crust

41

 

 

G.G. Kochemasov

A regular row of planetary relief ranges connected with tectonic granulations of celestial bodies

58

 

Geopolitical Corner

IGC33 Local Organizing Committee; STT-09 session conveners; IUGS President

Ideological suppression at theIGC33 Oslo (2)

62

 

Publications

T. Yano, A.A. Gavrilov, S. Miyagi and B.I. Vasiliev

Ancient and continental rocks in the atlantic

65

 

 

V.P. Melnikov and J.J. Smurlsky

Astronomical theory of ice ages: New approximations, solutions and challenges

66

No. 50, Mar., 2009

From the Editor

 

We have come a long way and made great achievements

2

 

Letters to the Editor

C. Laing, R. Boulay, V. Straser and V.V. Orlenok

 

3

 

Articles

 

 

 

 

 

P. James

Geoid tectonics, Chapter 4. State of stress in the Earth’s crust

8

 

 

V. Mueller

Does cosmological expansion exist in smaller scale?

18

 

 

G.G. Kochemasov

On universal tectonic trends of rotating celestial bodies (supertectonics)

23

 

 

L.A. Maslov

Stress distribution in continental margins and intraplate seismicity

35

 

 

D.R. Choi and

N. Pavlenkova

Geology and tectonic development o the Pacific Ocean. Part 5. Global low-gravity belt: an outer ring of the Great Pacific Ring Structure

46

 

Geopolitical Corner

Open Letter to IUGS; Reply from the President of IUGS

 Ideological suppression at the 33 IGC

55

 

33IGC Oslo NCGT session paper abstracts

 

 

57

 

Publications

V. Raiverman

Trans-Asiatic lineaments and Himalayan Orogeny

70

 

 

I.V. Florinsky

Global lineaments: Application of digital terrain modelling

71

 

 

L.P. Karsakov et al.

Tectonics, deep structure, metallogeny of the Central Asian-Pacific belt junction area

71

 

 

T. Yano

Distribution of ancient continental rocks in the Atlantic Ocean

72

 

 

V.V. Orlenok

Global volcanism and the Earth oceanization

73

 

Obituary

C. Grover, S. Grover and J. McRoberts

John Grover

78

No. 49,

Dec., 2008

From the Editor

 

Changing tide is irreversible

2

 

Letters to the Editor

C. Pratch and P. James

Basic intrusives of great age in the Pacific and the Atlantic Oceans; Freedom in scientific thought

2

 

Articles

 

 

 

 

 

D. Baioni and F.C. Wezel

Similarities of a martian dome with terrestrial salt domes

4

 

 

A. Gavrilov

Some paradoxes of plate-tectonic palaeogedynamic models and reconstructions (Russian Southeast)

19

 

 

V. Straser

300-day seismic cycles in the southern segment of the San Andreas Fault, California.

30

 

 

P. James

Geoid tectonics. Chapter 3, General effects of polar wander

54

 

 

NCGT Briefs

P. Binev

Earthquakes and their tsunamis

67

 

Publications

G. Guo and B. Wang

Earthquake clouds in Iran

67

 

Book review

C. Ollier

David Archibald: Solar Cycle 24

68

No. 48,

Sep., 2008

 

K. Storetvedt

Reflections on the 33rd Geological Congress

2

 

Letters to the Editor

V. Straser and M. Kokus

Planetary alignment and earthquakes

3

 

Articles

 

 

 

 

 

P. James

The massive Missoula floods – an alternative rationale

5

 

 

B.I. Vasiliev and D.R. Choi

Geology and tectonic development of the Pacific Ocean. Part 3. Structure and composition of the basement.

23

 

 

D.R. Choi and B.I. Vasiliev

Geology and tectonic development of the Pacific Ocean. Part 4. Geological interpretation of seismic tomography

52

 

 

R.Z. Tarakanov

Seismic focal zone as a system of deep faults

61

 

Book Reviews

C. Ollier

Tectonic geomorphology of mountains. A new approach to paleoseismology by William Bull

71

 

 

E.D. Manev

Fallacies in realm of natural sciences by Bencho Binev

72

 

NCGT Briefs

 

 

74

 

News

 

NCGT Tokyo Symposium. “Ring structures and their geological implication”

76

No. 47,

Jun., 2008

From the Editor

 

 

 

 

Letters to the Editor

K. Wilson, P. James, C. Pratsch

 

 

 

Articles

S. Rangarajan

Evidence of igneous diapirism in the northern part of Narmada block, Cambay Basin, Indias

5

 

 

V.G. Kolvankar

Sun induced semi-diurnal stresses on Earth’s surface, which trigger earthquakes and volcanic eruption

12

 

 

G. Scalera

Is large-scale subduction made unlikely by the Mediterranean deep seismicity?

24

 

 

 

D.R. Choi, R. Rodriguez and B.I. Vasiliev

Geology and tectonic development of the Pacific Ocean. Part 2: Regional structural control on the auriferous Tabar-Feni volcanic arc, Papua New Guinea

31

 

Comments and Replies

P. James and V. Straser

Planetary perturbations and twin earthquakes

45

 

Publications

I. V. Florinsky

Global lineaments: Application of digital terrain modelling

47

No. 46,

Mar., 2008

From the Editor

 

 

2

 

Letters to Editor

P. James

Earthquakes and Arctic Ocean warming

3

 

Articles

E.P. Lelikov, I.B. Tsoy, E.P. Terekhov, V.T. S’edin, N.G. Vashchenkova and A.A. Nabiullin

Geology and dredged rocks from the Sea of Japan floor: Part 2, Photographs of dredged rocks

5

 

 

B.I. Vasiliev and L.N. Sovetnikova

Geological development of the northwestern Pacific

20

 

 

D.R. Choi and B.I. Vasiliev

Geology and tectonic development of the Pacific Ocean: Part 1, Mesozoic basins and deep-seated tectonic zones

28

 

 

V. Straser

Planetary perturbations and ‘Twin earthquakes’: a model for the long-term prediction of earthquakes

35

 

Publications

Ellen Sigmond and D. Roberts

Geology of the land and sea areas of Northern Europe

52

 

Book review

C.N. Smoot

The map that changed the world: William Smith and the birth of modern geology by Simon Winchester

53

 

 

C. Ollier

Crustal development and sea level by M. Hoshino

54

 

News

G. Scalera

European Geosciences Union Annual Meeting, April 2008

59

 

 

K. Storetvedt

33 IGC, Oslo, August 2008

59

 

 

Tom Harris

Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change

60

No.45,

Dec., 2007

From the Editor

 

Oceanic crust is continental; great, timely news for the oil industry!

2

 

Letters to the Editor

P. James

Earth expansion @ AAPG

2

 

 

H. De Kalb

Diagonal strain lines

3

 

Articles

Lelikov, E.P., Tsoy, I.B., Terekhov, E.P., S’edin, V.T., Vashchenkova, N.G. and Nabiulline, A.A.

Geology and dredged rocks from the Sea of Japan floor: Part 1

5

 

 

N.C. Smoot

Wherefore the Tethys Sea(s)?

21

 

 

Z. Shou

The cloud of the M8.4 Indonesian earthquake on September 12, 2007

31

 

 

J.G.A. Croll

A new hypothesis for Earth lithosphere evolution

34

 

 

C.D. Ollier

Exceptional planets and moons, and theories of the expanding Earth

52

 

Publications

Robinson, A.B.

Environmental effects of increased atmospheric carbon dioxide

55

 

 

 

Suzuki, Y.

Historical review of the study on intermediate and deep earthquakes

57

 

 

Kolvankar, V.G.

Earthquake patterns based on diurnal and semidiurnal electromagnetic field

58

 

 

Kolvankar, V.G.

RF emission, types of earthquake precursors: possibly caused by the planetary alignments

58

 

Book review

N.C. Smoot

Lomborg, B., “Cool it”

59

 

Conference Reports

S. Tassos and K. Storetvedt

AAPG & AAPG European Region Energy Conference and Exhibition

60

 

 

L. Maslov

American Geophysical Union 2007 Fall Meeting

72

 

News

 

Open Letter to the UN Secretary-General, “Bali Climate Conference”; 33IGC, Oslo, August, 2008; European Geosciences Union Annual Meeting, April, 2008; NCGT website traffic report

78

 

Financial support

 

New subscription fee structure

78

No. 44

Sep., 2007

Financial report

 

Financial report from March, 2006 to September, 2007

2

 

Articles

CR. Twidale

What’s in a name? The discovery of Neotecotnics

3

 

 

N.C. Smoot

NW Pacific seamount/trench interaction

8

 

 

V. Straser

Precursory luminous phenomena used for earthquake prediction – The Taro Valley, northwestern Apennines, Italy

18

 

 

H. De Kalb

Diagonal strain lines

33

 

Short notes

C. Blot and D.R. Choi

The Great September 12, 2007 Southern Sumatra Earthquakes, as predicted by the seismic energy transmigration concept, Part 1

38

 

 

G.G. Kochemasov

Plato’s polyhedra as shapes of small satellite in the outer solar system

43

 

Comments and replies

L. Maslov and F. De Kalb

Global shear deformation

46

 

 

P.M. James

Earthquake activity and bushfires

47

 

 

S. Shou

Earthquake vapour clouds

50

 

Publications

 

M.R. Edwards, 2007. Photon-graviton recycling as cause of gravitation

R.P. Lelikov, et al., 2006. Geology and basic types of rocks of the Sea of Japan floor

53

 

Book review

N.C. Smoot

Ages in chaos: James Hutton and the discovery of deep time by Stephen Baxter

54

 

 

C. Ollier

The greatest lie ever told by N.A. Mörner

55

 

Conference report

Y. Suzuki, A.A. Gavrilov and B.I. Vassiliev

Report of Vladivostok Workshop

57

 

News

 

AAPG Athens and IGC33

61

No. 43

June, 2007

From the Editor