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David C. Kopaska-Merkel

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David C. Kopaska-Merkel's Degrees

PhD Geology University of Alabama
Masters Geology University of Alabama
Bachelors Geology University of Alabama

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According to Wikipedia, David C. Kopaska-Merkel is an American geologist, poet, and editor. Education and career Kopaska-Merkel holds a doctorate in geology. He has worked for the Geological Survey of Alabama in Tuscaloosa and has co-authored numerous articles on topics in paleontology and geology published in peer-reviewed journals such as Computers & Geosciences, The AAPG Bulletin, and the International Journal of Coal Geology. He has also co-authored books addressing topics in the same subject areas. Kopaska-Merkel is a member of the National Center for Science Education.

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David C. Kopaska-Merkel's Published Works

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Principles of sedimentary deposits : stratigraphy and sedimentology (1992) (124)
Identification of lithofacies using Kohonen self-organizing maps (2002) (93)
Lithofacies identification using multiple adaptive resonance theory neural networks and group decision expert system (2000) (80)
Relationships between water and gas chemistry in mature coalbed methane reservoirs of the Black Warrior Basin (2014) (67)
Predicting Permeability from Porosity Using Artificial Neural Networks (1995) (58)
TREPTICHNUS AND ARENICOLITES FROM THE STEVEN C . MINKIN PALEOZOIC FOOTPRINT SITE ( LANGSETTIAN , ALABAMA , USA ) (2006) (43)
Gigantic, gaseous mushwads in Cambrian shale: Conasauga Formation, southern Appalachians, USA (2012) (32)
Development of the caudal exoskeleton of the pliomerid trilobite Hintzeia plicamarginis new species (2005) (23)
Petrofacies Analysis of Carbonate Rocks: Example From Lower Paleozoic Hunton Group of Oklahoma and Texas (1989) (21)
ATLAS OF UNION CHAPEL MINE INVERTEBRATE TRACKWAYS AND OTHER TRACES (2005) (16)
Late Silurian pinnacle reefs of the Michigan Basin (1991) (15)
Reservoir characterization of the Smackover Formation in southwest Alabama (1993) (14)
Reservoir characterization, porosity, and recovery efficiency of deeply-buried paleozoic carbonates: Examples from Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico (1988) (14)
Pore Facies of Smackover Carbonate Reservoirs in Southwest Alabama (1991) (11)
Controls on Reservoir Development in a Shelf Carbonate: Upper Jurassic Smackover Formation of Alabama (1994) (11)
Carbonate mounds: sedimentation, organismal response, and diagenesis (2001) (10)
Very high-pressure mercury porosimetry as a tool in reservoir characterization (1988) (9)
A lone biodetrital mound in the Chesterian (Carboniferous) of Alabama (2001) (9)
Upper Jurassic Smackover Oil Plays in Alabama, Mississippi and the Florida Panhandle (1991) (9)
Basin Analysis of the Mississippi Interior Salt Basin and Petroleum System Modeling of the Jurassic Smackover Formation, Eastern Gulf Coastal Plain, Final Report and Topical Reports 5-8 on Smackover Petroleum system and Underdevelopment Reservoirs (1999) (9)
Regional Variation in Microscopic and Megascopic Reservoir Heterogeneity in the Smackover Formation, Southwest Alabama (1992) (9)
Geologic Framework of the Jurassic (Oxfordian) Smackover Formation, Alabama and Panhandle Florida Coastal Waters Area and Adjacent Federal Waters Area (1993) (8)
Depositional History of the Smackover-Buckner Transition, Eastern Mississippi Interior Salt Basin (1992) (7)
Classification of Lithified Carbonates Using Ternary Plots of Pore Facies: Examples from the Jurassic Smackover Formation (1993) (7)
Bioirrigation in Alph n. igen., arthropod cubichnia from the Mississippian Hartselle Sandstone of Alabama (USA) (2016) (6)
Microporosity and production potential in ooids: Mesozoic and paleozoic of Texas (1988) (5)
New (?) Bioherm-Building Tubular Organism in Jurassic Smackover Formation, Alabama (1999) (5)
Ichnology and stratigraphy of the Crescent Valley Mine: evidence for a Carboniferous megatracksite in Walker County, Alabama (2013) (5)
Upward Shoaling Cycles in Smackover Carbonates of Southwest Alabama (1993) (4)
Mississippian rugose corals from Alabama: a review (2014) (4)
Fabric and composition of dolostones and dedolomites from near karapinar (Adana, Southern Turkey) (1988) (4)
Supplementary data for “petrofacies analysis of carbonate rocks: Example from the Lower Paleozoic Hunton Group of Oklahoma and Texas” (1989) (3)
Reservoir characterization of the Smackover Formation in southwest Alabama. Final report (1993) (3)
Sponge-microbial mound facies in Mississippian Tuscumbia Limestone, Walker County, Alabama (2013) (3)
Innovative Funding Of Educational Outreach By A State Agency (2001) (3)
Pore-throat Morphology in the Upper Jurassic Smackover Formation of Alabama (1994) (3)
Footprints in Stone: Fossil Traces of Coal-Age Tetrapods (2016) (3)
Footprints in Stone (2016) (2)
Depositional environments and stratigraphy of a Cambrian mixed carbonate/terrigenous platform deposit: West-central UTAH, USA (1988) (2)
A biodetrital coral mound complex: Key to early diagenetic processes in the Mississippian Bangor Limestone (2009) (2)
Herbert Spencer's Theorem: A Reply (1982) (2)
Geologic setting, petrophysical characteristics, and regional heterogeneity patterns of the Smackover in southwest Alabama. Draft topical report on Subtasks 2 and 3 (1992) (2)
Petrographic and Faunal Characterization of Monteagle and Hartselle-Equivalent Strata in Northeastern Alabama (2016) (2)
Regional porosity evolution in the Smackover Formation of Alabama (1994) (2)
A new mound-building biota from the lower Carboniferous of Alabama (2020) (1)
Oncoids to Reefs: Rolling Stones Come to Rest in the Smackover Formation (1994) (1)
Establishment of an oil and gas database for increased recovery and characterization of oil and gas carbonate reservoir heterogeneity. Appendix 1, Volume 1 (1992) (1)
SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCES INFLUENCED BY SUBMARINE FAN DEPOSITION : ARGO ABYSSAL PLAIN , NORTHWESTERN AUSTRALIA 1 (2006) (1)
Establishment of an oil and gas database for increased recovery and characterization of oil and gas carbonate reservoir heterogeneity. [Jurassic Smackover Formation] (1992) (1)
Ig nobel prize: the pogo connection. (1992) (1)
Sponge-microbial Mound in Tuscumbia Limestone, Subsurface Walker County, Alabama (2012) (1)
Computer Simulation of Carbonate Platform (1995) (1)
Making an Ice Core (1995) (1)
Texture and reservoir potential of micritized ooids (1985) (1)
33. SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCES INFLUENCED BY SUBMARINE FAN DEPOSITION: ARGO ABYSSAL PLAIN, NORTHWESTERN AUSTRALIA1 (1992) (1)
Texture and Reservoir Potential of Micritized Ooids: ABSTRACT (1985) (0)
6. CAPILLARY-PRESSURE CHARACTERISTICS AND PORE-SYSTEM EVOLUTION OF MESOZOIC AND TERTIARY CARBONATES FROM THE EXMOUTH PLATEAU AND THE ARGO AND GASCOYNE ABYSSAL PLAINS1 (1992) (0)
Mary Mae and the Gospel Truth • Sandra Dutton (2011) (0)
NEW MICROBIAL BIOTA IN A SMALL CHESTERIAN (UPPER MISSISSIPPIAN) CARBONATE MOUND IN NORTHCENTRAL ALABAMA (2018) (0)
CAPILLARY-PRESSURE CHARACTERISTICS AND PORE-SYSTEM EVOLUTION OF MESOZOIC AND TERTIARY CARBONATES FROM THE EXMOUTH PLATEAU AND THE ARGO AND GASCOYNE ABYSSAL PLAINS (2006) (0)
Carbonates in columbus (1988) (0)
Oil Plays in Smackover Reservoirs of the Eastern Gulf Coastal Plain (1991) (0)
Oncoids to Reefs: Rolling Stones Come to Rest: ABSTRACT (1994) (0)
Book reviews (1988) (0)
Book reviews (1989) (0)
Book reviews (1993) (0)
Book reviews (1988) (0)
Book reviews (1988) (0)
Gods and Monsters (2015) (0)
Gods and Monsters (2015) (0)
Ig Nobel Prize: The Pogo Connection (1992) (0)
Book reviews (1989) (0)

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University of Alabama