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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Wissahickon"”.

  1. Turbidity and Nutrient Response to Storm Events in the Wissahickon Creek, Suburban Philadelphia, PA

    The Wissahickon Creek is an urban stream that runs through Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties and discharges to the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. A majority of stream segments in the Wissahickon watershed are considered impaired by the USEPA due to sediment and nutrients. Total Maximum Daily …

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  2. Major element and isotopic studies on the James Run/Port Deposit association, Maryland: tectonic analogues and Taconic deformation

    … Run metavolcanics bear a fault relation with the Wissahickon metasediments of the Glenarm terrane of the northeastern Maryland Piedmont, USA. Bulk chemical and mineralogical data classify the meta-igneous rocks as a bimodal tholeiite-dacite/tonalite suite with trondhjemitic affinities and indicate …

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  3. Petrogenesis of the Springfield Granodiorite, southeast Pennsylvania Piedmont

    The Springfield pluton intrudes the Wissahickon schist in the southeast Pennsylvania Piedmont. The mineralogy of the pluton. in order of decreasing abundance is plagioclase, quartz, microcline, biotite, epidote (often with allanite cores) and trace amounts of hornblende. Accessory minerals include …

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  4. Geochemistry of the Sykesville diamictite in central Maryland: an investigation of clast-matrix activity during metamorphism with tectonic implications

    The Sykesville diamictite is part of the Wissahickon sequence, a polydeformed and metamorphosed sequence of questionable age in the Central Appalachian Piedmont. It occurs in association with thrust stacks of volcanic and mafic units of the Baltimore Mafic Complex and Potomac Valley Sequence in …

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  5. Low Carbon Architecture: New Approach Toward Sustainability in Relation to Existing Buildings

    … walls with masonry ornament, two bank vaults, Wissahickon Schist foundation wall, and ceiling trusses. This thesis explores new approaches to leverage the embodied energy of the permanent parts of the abandoned bank and transform it into a high-performance building. A lot of energy of the …

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  6. Crystalline bedrock geology of the lower Susquehanna Gorge: Conowingo to Havre de Grace, Maryland

    The crystalline bedrock of the lowermost Susquehanna River Gorge, Conowingo to Havre de Grace, Maryland, consists of two discrete structural blocks, each with its own unique history prior to juxtaposition. The southern Havre de Grace Block is a Cambrian magmatic arc association (James Run Formation …

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