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| Ph.D. University of Texas at Austin (1983) Associate Professor and Undergraduate Advisor Email: tduex@louisiana.edu Phone: 337-482-6222 Madison Hall, Room 221A Research: My research is divided into two broad categories. The first involves Igneous Petrology and Volcanology which are combined in the study of a large volcanic center – the Sierra Quemada Caldera – in Big Bend National Park, Texas. Environmental concerns include primarily research on ground water in southern Louisiana and Radon levels through the Gulf Coast. Courses at UL Lafayette: Geology and Man, Physical Geology, Petrology, Hydrology, Field Courses, Field Camp, Advanced Hydrology, Mineralogy, Landscape Evolution, and Special Problems. Principal Publications Williams, C.B., and T.W. Duex, 1999, Evidence for Local Groundwater Recharge Site in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana; Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Transactions, v. XLIX, p. 500-504. Williams, C. B., and T. W. Duex, 1995, A Hydrogeological Study of the Chicot Aquifer in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana; Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Transactions, v. XLVI, p. Duex, T. W., 1994, Radon in the Gulf Coast Area: Potential Problem or Exaggerated Risk?, Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Transactions, v. XLV, p. 178-183. Duex, T. W., G. L. Kinsland, and D. R. Tucker, 1994, The Sierra Quemada Caldera: A Major Event in the Geologic History of Big Bend National Park, Texas; in Laroche, T. M., and J. J. Viveiros, eds., Structure and Tectonics of the Big Bend and Southern Permian Basin, Texas; West Texas Geological Society 1994 Field Trip Guidebook, p. 213-219. |
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Document last revised Friday, July 15, 2005 11:59 AM
© Copyright 2003 by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Geology Department, P.O. Box 44530, Lafayette LA 70504
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