David Oakley

Most-cited papers

1. Detecting and explaining why aquifers occasionally become degraded near hydraulically fractured shale gas wells

   J. Woda, T. Wen, David Oakley, D. Yoxtheimer +3 more

   2018Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America70 citations Open access

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2. Seismic refraction tracks porosity generation and possible CO2 production at depth under a headwater catchment

   Xin Gu, G. Mavko, Lisa Ma, David Oakley +4 more

   2020Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America40 citations Open access

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3. Seismic Ambient Noise Analyses Reveal Changing Temperature and Water Signals to 10s of Meters Depth in the Critical Zone

   David Oakley, B. Forsythe, Xin Gu, A. Nyblade +1 more

   2021Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface34 citations Open access

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4. Quaternary marine terrace chronology, North Canterbury, New Zealand, using amino acid racemization and infrared-stimulated luminescence

   David Oakley, D. Kaufman, T. Gardner, D. Fisher +1 more

   2017Quaternary Research19 citations

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5. Slip Inversion Along Inner Fore‐Arc Faults, Eastern Tohoku, Japan

   C. Regalla, D. Fisher, E. Kirby, David Oakley +1 more

   201714 citations

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6. Inverse trishear modeling of bedding dip data using Markov chain Monte Carlo methods

   David Oakley, D. Fisher

   201511 citations

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7. Seismic Imaging of a Shale Landscape Under Compression Shows Limited Influence of Topography‐Induced Fracturing

   Lisa Ma, David Oakley, A. Nyblade, S. Moon +8 more

   2021Geophysical Research Letters10 citations

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8. COMPARING DIRECT CARBONATE AND STANDARD GRAPHITE 14C DETERMINATIONS OF BIOGENIC CARBONATES

   J. Bright, C. Ebert, M. Kosnik, J. Southon +16 more

   2021Radiocarbon: An International Journal of Cosmogenic Isotope Research9 citations Open access

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9. K‐Ar Dating of Fossil Seismogenic Thrusts in the Shimanto Accretionary Complex, Southwest Japan

   D. Fisher, S. Tonai, Y. Hashimoto, N. Tomioka +1 more

   2018Tectonics8 citations Open access

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10. Uplift rates of marine terraces as a constraint on fault-propagation fold kinematics: Examples from the Hawkswood and Kate anticlines, North Canterbury, New Zealand

    David Oakley, D. Fisher, T. Gardner, M. K. Stewart

    20178 citations

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11. Growth and seismic hazard of the Montserrat anticline in the North Canterbury fold and thrust belt, South Island, New Zealand

    R. VanderLeest, D. Fisher, David Oakley, T. Gardner

    20177 citations

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12. Inverse modeling for possible rather than unique solutions

    N. Cardozo, David Oakley

    2019Journal of Structural Geology6 citations

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13. Numerical models for slip on the subduction interface motivated by field observations

    D. Fisher, J. Hooker, David Oakley

    2019Lithosphere6 citations Open access

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14. Geo-electrical anisotropy corrections derived from square array data to improve Earth resistivity models of the Shale Hills' critical zone

    D. Yoxtheimer, David Oakley, A. Nyblade, G. Mount

    2023Journal of Applied Geophysics5 citations

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15. Structural geologic modeling and restoration using ensemble Kalman inversion

    David Oakley, N. Cardozo, A. Vázquez, P. Røe

    2023Journal of Structural Geology3 citations Open access

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16. Fault-Propagation Fold Kinematics and Deformation Rates in the North Canterbury Fold and Thrust Belt, South Island, New Zealand

    David Oakley

    20162 citations

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17. Seismic Ambient Noise and Electrical Resistivity Imaging of Subsurface Water Changes in the Susquehanna Shale Hills CZO, Pennsylvania

    David Oakley, A. Nyblade, S. Brantley, N. Accardo +4 more

    20190 citations

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18. Joint Modeling of Fault Related Fold Kinematics and Marine Terrace Uplift to Estimate Active Fault Slip Rates in North Canterbury, New Zealand

    David Oakley, D. Fisher, T. Gardner, R. VanderLeest +2 more

    20180 citations

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19. COMPARISON OF TRISHEAR AND ELASTIC DISLOCATION FAULT-PROPAGATION FOLD MODELS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF UNCERTAINTY IN MODEL PARAMETERS

    David Oakley, N. Cardozo

    20180 citations

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20. RATES AND MECHANISMS OF ACTIVE FAULTING AND FOLDING IN THE TRANSITION FROM HIKURANGI SUBDUCTION TO NORTH CANTERBURY TRANSPRESSION, SOUTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND

    David Oakley, D. Fisher, T. Gardner, P. Barnes +2 more

    20170 citations

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21. SPECTRUM OF MEGATHRUST SLIP BEHAVIOR RECORDED WITHIN ANCIENT ACCRETIONARY COMPLEXES: THE ROLE OF SILICA REDISTRIBUTION

    D. Fisher, A. Smye, C. Marone, P. van Keken +3 more

    20170 citations

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22. SLIP INVERSION IN THE FOREARC OF TOHOKU JAPAN, OVER MULTIPLE TIME SCALES

    C. Regalla, D. Fisher, E. Kirby, David Oakley

    20170 citations

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23. A NEW METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF TRISHEAR FAULT-PROPAGATION FOLDS, WITH APPLICATION TO STRUCTURES IN NORTH CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND

    David Oakley, D. Fisher

    20160 citations

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24. Brittle fracture studies in post-Permian strata of the western flank and crystalline core of the Bighorn Arch , Wyoming : An undergraduate research component of the NSF EarthScope Bighorn Project

    Molly A. Chamberlin, E. Dalley, T. Doane, Bryan McAtee +6 more

    20110 citations

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