Simon Kattenhorn
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Associate Professor
Geomechanics, Structural Geology, Planetary Geology
simkat@uidaho.edu
McClure 303B
(208)885-5063
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EDUCATION
- PhD, Geological and Environmental Sciences, 1998—Stanford University
- MS, Geology, 1994—University of Akron
- BSc, BSc (Hons), MSc, Geology, 1990, 1991, 1994—University of Natal, Durban, South Africa
RESEARCH INTERESTS
- Structural Geology: Fault and Fracture Mechanics
- Tectonics of Oblique Spreading Ridges
- Planetary Geology
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- Groenleer, J.M., Kattenhorn, S.A. 2008. Cycloid crack sequences on Europa: Relationship to stress history and constraints on growth mechanics based on cusp angles. Icarus 193, 158-181.
- Kattenhorn, S.A., Schaefer, C.J. 2008. Thermal-mechanical modeling of cooling history and fracture development in inflationary basalt lava flows. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 170, 181-197.
- Clifton, A.E., Kattenhorn, S.A. 2006. Structural architecture of a highly oblique divergent plate boundary segment. Tectonophysics 419, 27-40.
- Kattenhorn, S.A., Marshall, S.T. 2006. Fault-induced perturbed stress fields and associated tensile and compressive deformation at fault tips in the ice shell of Europa: Implications for fault mechanics. Journal of Structural Geology, 28, 2204-2221.
- Billings, S.E., Kattenhorn, S.A. 2005. The great thickness debate: Ice shell thickness models for Europa and comparisons with estimates based on flexure at ridges. Icarus 177, 397-412.
- Marshall, S.T., Kattenhorn, S.A. 2005. A revised model for cycloid growth mechanics on Europa: Evidence from surface morphologies and geometries. Icarus 177, 341-366.
- Grant, J.V., Kattenhorn, S.A. 2004. Evolution of vertical faults at an extensional plate boundary, southwest Iceland. Journal of Structural Geology 26, 537-557.
- Kattenhorn, S.A. 2004. Strike-slip fault evolution on Europa: evidence from tailcrack geometries. Icarus 172, 582-602.
- Schaefer, C.J., Kattenhorn, S.A. 2004. Characterization and evolution of fractures in low-volume pahoehoe lava flows, eastern Snake River Plain, Idaho. GSA Bulletin 116, 322-336.
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