• SNorCLE Meeting - March 1998 - University of British Columbia
  • Crustal Structure Along the ACCRETE Corridor
  • High Temperature Orogen Parallel Extension During Arc Construction and Exhumation

• AGU Meeting - May 1998 - Boston Mass.
  • Arc Construction During High-Temperature Transpression and Orogen Parallel Extension

• GSA Meeting - October 1998 - Toronto, Ontario
  • Mid-Cretaceous to Early Tertiary Transpression and Orogen-Parallel Displacements Within the Coast Plutonic Complex, Western British Columbia
  • Synchronous Sill Emplacement, Extensional Deformation, and Granulite Facies Metamorphism Within the Coast Plutonic Complex, British Columbia

• AGU Meeting - December 1998
  • Sill Injection, Sinistral Transtension and the Formation of a Crustal Scale Gneiss Dome in the Core of the Central Gneiss Complex, British Columbia
  • Pluton Emplacement During East-West Stretching at the Northern Termination of a Gneiss Dome in the Central Gneiss Complex, British Columbia
  • Constraints on Mesozoic Translation of Cordilleran Terranes from a Transect Across the Peninsular Ranges Batholith in Northern Baja California
  • Large-Scale Mid-Cretaceous Sinistral Transperssion Within the Outboard Terranes of the Coast Plutonic Complex, British Columbia
  • ACCRETE MCA Data Synthesis Reflects Tectonic History of the Northern Continental Margin of British Columbia
  • Early Miocene or Younger Normal Faults and the ACCRETE Seismic Survey, Northwest Canadian Cordillera
  • Crustal Velocity Structure Across the Transition Between the Coast Plutonic Complex and Stikinia - ACCRETE and SNorCLE Transects
  • Paleomagnetic Record of Crustal Tilt During Uplift of the Cretaceous Ecstall Pluton in WEstern British Columbia
  • Sole-Fault Deflection Tectonics and Clockwise Rotation in the Allochthonous Canadian Cordillera
  • Tertiary Exhumation and Tilting, Coast Mountains, British Columbia: Preliminary Results
  • Post-Cretaceous Geotectonic Motion of the Yukon-Tana Terrane from Paleomagnetism of the Seymour Creek Stock, Yukon Territory
  • Late Cretaceous-Eocene Motion of the Stikine Terrane: Paleomagnetic Evidence from the 75 Ma Mount Lorne Stock, Yukon, Canada
  • Transport Magnetostratigraphy: Preliminary Results from the Cretaceous Nanaimo Group
  • Pop-Up and Tilt of the Mt. Givens Pluton, Central Sierra Nevada, California
  • Remagnetization of the Cretaceous Forearc Strata on Santa Margarita and Magdalena Islands, Baja California Sur: Implications for Northward Transport Along the California Margin
  • Middle Jurassic U-Pb Ages for Brooks Range Ophiolites, Alaska
  • Tectonic Sections Across the Insular Suture (IS), Southernmost SE Alaska
  • Crustal Structure Across the Coast Mountains in SE Alaska and British Columbia from Wide-Angle P- and S-wave Seismic Data
  • Where are the Missing Faults in Far-Traveled Terranes? Lessons from Baja California and the San Andreas Fault
  • Linearity of Tectonic Belts of the Canadian Cordillera Caused by Lengthwise Extension: Evidence from the Queen Charlotte Islands
  • The Mt. Stuart Batholith: A Test Case for the Application of Igneous Barometry to Paleomagnetic Studies of Granitic Batholiths
  • Whence Came the Yukon-Tanana Terrane? Paleomagnetism of the Jurassic Big Creek Batholith, Y. T.
  • What Remagnetization in Eastern San Juan Islands, WA, Suggests About 120 Degree Clockwise Rotation or 35 Degree Tilt Down to the Northwest Since Cretaceous Long Normal Superchron
  • Latitudinal Extent of Rudists Bases on Compaction-Corrected Paleomagnetic Results and the Baja BC Hypothesis
  • New Paleomagnetic Results fromt he Nanaimo Group, British Columbia: Additional Localities for Testing the Baja-British Columbia Hypothesis

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