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D-Index
40
Citations
7511
World Ranking
5736
National Ranking
2098

Overview

Paul L. Heller was affiliated with the University of Wyoming in the United States during their academic career. Their professional record indicates a focus on academic research, but specific areas of study, including main fields, subfields, and topics, have not been documented in available records.

The publication history of Paul L. Heller does not list any recent papers, nor is there detailed information about frequent publication venues or co-authors. Likewise, there are no recorded book publications attributed to them.

Available data do not document any awards received or notable distinctions during their career. Due to their deceased status, all information is presented in the past tense, respecting their legacy based on what is accessible.

Best Publications

  • The large-scale dynamics of grain-size variation in alluvial basins, 1: Theory

    Chris Paola;Paul L. Heller;Charles L. Angevine

  • Two-phase stratigraphic model of foreland-basin sequences

    Paul L. Heller;Charles L. Angevine;Nancy S. Winslow;Christopher Paola

  • Interpreting avulsion process from ancient alluvial sequences: Guadalope-Matarranya system (northern Spain) and Wasatch Formation (western Colorado)

    David Mohrig;Paul L. Heller;Chris Paola;William J. Lyons

  • Downstream Changes In Alluvial Architecture: An Exploration of Controls on Channel-stacking Patterns

    Paul L. Heller;Chris Paola

  • Quantitative Sedimentary Basin Modeling

    Charles L. Angevine;Paul L. Heller;Chris Paola

  • Plate tectonics and basin subsidence history

    Xiangyang Xie;Paul L. Heller

  • Submarine ramp facies model for delta-fed, sand-rich turbidite systems

    Paul L. Heller;William R. Dickinson

  • Fluvial response to abrupt global warming at the Palaeocene/Eocene boundary

    Brady Z. Foreman;Paul L. Heller;Mark T. Clementz

  • Time of initial thrusting in the Sevier orogenic belt, Idaho-Wyoming and Utah

    P. L. Heller;S. S. Bowdler;H. P. Chambers;J. C. Coogan

  • The relative contribution of accretion, shear, and extension to Cenozoic tectonic rotation in the Pacific Northwest

    Ray E. Wells;Paul L. Heller

  • History and causes of post-Laramide relief in the Rocky Mountain orogenic plateau

    Margaret E. McMillan;Paul L. Heller;Scott L. Wing

  • The large-scale dynamics of grain-size variation in alluvial basins, 2: Application to syntectonic conglomerate

    Paul L. Heller;Paul L. Heller;Chris Paola;Chris Paola

  • Significance of channel-belt clustering in alluvial basins

    Elizabeth A. Hajek;Elizabeth A. Hajek;Paul L. Heller;Benjamin A. Sheets

  • Postdepositional tilt of the Miocene-Pliocene Ogallala Group on the western Great Plains: Evidence of late Cenozoic uplift of the Rocky Mountains

    Margaret E. McMillan;Charles L. Angevine;Paul L. Heller

  • Time lag of syntectonic sedimentation across an alluvial basin: theory and example from the Ebro Basin, Spain

    Merren A. Jones;Paul L. Heller;Eduard Roca;Miguel Garcés

  • The paradox of Lower Cretaceous gravels and the initiation of thrusting in the Sevier orogenic belt, United States Western Interior

    Paul L. Heller;Chris Paola

  • Geomorphology and sequence stratigraphy due to slow and rapid base-level changes in an experimental subsiding basin (XES 96-1)

    Paul L. Heller;Chris Paola;In-Gul Hwang;Barbara John

  • Isotopic provenance of sandstones from the Eocene Tyee Formation, Oregon Coast Range

    Paul L. Heller;Zell E. Peterman;James R. O'neil;Muhammad Shafiqullah

  • Detrital modes of upper Paleozoic sandstones derived from Antler Orogen in Nevada; implications for nature of Antler Orogeny

    William R. Dickinson;Dwight W. Harbaugh;Arthur H. Saller;Paul L. Heller

  • Mesozoic Basin Development and Tectonic Evolution of the Dabieshan Orogenic Belt, Central China

    Shaofeng Liu;Shaofeng Liu;Paul L. Heller;Guowei Zhang

Frequent Co-Authors

Chris Paola
Chris Paola University of Minnesota
David Mohrig
David Mohrig The University of Texas at Austin
James R. O'Neil
James R. O'Neil United States Geological Survey
William R. Dickinson
William R. Dickinson University of Arizona
Neil F. Humphrey
Neil F. Humphrey University of Wyoming
Ken Dueker
Ken Dueker University of Wyoming
Zell E. Peterman
Zell E. Peterman United States Geological Survey
Scott L. Wing
Scott L. Wing National Museum of Natural History
Scott B. Smithson
Scott B. Smithson University of Wyoming
Don L. Anderson
Don L. Anderson California Institute of Technology

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