Vol 39, No 2 (2004)

Table of Contents

Articles

Proceedings of the workshop, Impact cratering: Bridging the gap between modeling and observations
E. PIERAZZO, R. HERRICK
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167-168
The importance of being cratered: The new role of meteorite impact as a normal geological process
B. M. FRENCH
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169-197
Observations at terrestrial impact structures: Their utility in constraining crater formation
R. A. F. GRIEVE, A. M. THERRIAULT
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199-216
Modeling damage and deformation in impact simulations
G. S. COLLINS, H. J. MELOSH, B. A. IVANOV
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217-231
Dynamic tensile strength of terrestrial rocks and application to impact cratering
H. A. AI, T. J. AHRENS
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233-246
Early fracturing and impact residue emplacement: Can modelling help to predict their location in major craters?
A. KEARSLEY, G. GRAHAM, T. MCDONNELL, P. BLAND, R. HOUGH, P. HELPS
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247-265
Structural evidence from shock metamorphism in simple and complex impact craters: Linking observations to theory
M. R. DENCE
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267-286
Tectonic influences on the morphometry of the Sudbury impact structure: Implications for terrestrial cratering and modeling
J. G. SPRAY, H. R. BUTLER, L. M. THOMPSON
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287-301
Experimental ejection angles for oblique impacts: Implications for the subsurface flow-field
J. L. B. ANDERSON, P. H. SCHULTZ, J. T. HEINECK
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303-320
Mass-velocity distributions of fragments in oblique impact cratering on gypsum
N. ONOSE, K. FUJIWARA
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321-331
Marine-target craters on Mars? An assessment study
J. Ormö, J. M. Dohm, J. C. Ferris, A. Lepinette, A. G. Fairen
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333-346
Perilous planet Earth-Catastrophes and catastrophpism through the ages, by Trevor Palmer
C. KOEBERL
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347-348