DSpace@RPI
DSpace@RPI is a repository of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's theses and dissertations which are available in digital format, largely from 2006 to present, along with other selected resources.
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Exploring carbon mineralogy and mineral evolution through deep time with advanced analytics and visualization
(AGU, 2019-12-12)Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the volume of mineralogical data available for study, including that of carbon. These large and expanding data resources have created an opportunity to characterize changes in ... -
Dataset for H2, CH4 and organic compounds formation during experimental serpentinization
(Geoscience Data Journal, 2020-01-01)Serpentinization refers to the alteration of ultramafic rocks that produces serpentines and secondary (hydr)oxides under hydrothermal conditions. Serpentinization can generate H2, which in turn can potentially reduce CO/CO2 ... -
Mobility of chromium in high temperature crustal and upper mantle fluids
(Geochemical Perspectives Letters, 2019-12-01)Chromium is mobile in ultramafic magmas but its mobility in high temperature fluids has long been unclear. Studies of some chromium-rich ophiolites have suggested chromium mobility in upper mantle fluids. However, the ... -
Interactive, Web-based Visualizations for Hierarchical Information and Knowledge in Geosciences: An Implementation on the Dana Classification and its Applications
(AGU, 2019-12-10)The Dana System of Mineralogy, developed by James Dwight Dana in the mid-19th century, classifies minerals by anionic composition and crystal structure. In testament to the success of its organizational philosophy, for ... -
Global patterns of subsurface microbial diversity through deep time and space
(AGU, 2019-12-13)Marine and terrestrial subsurface sediments and rocks are the largest habitat for life on Earth. This deep biosphere harbors an estimated 7x1029microbial cells making up approximately 70% of all prokaryotes on Earth. These ...