R. H. Goldstein

CURRICULUM VITAE

Full Name: GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT H.

Born: 22 November 1957, Baltimore, Maryland.

Education: Juniata College, B.S., 1979.University of Wisconsin, M.S., 1981.University of Wisconsin, Ph.D., 1986.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

2000-present Distinguished Professor, Haas Professor of Geology, University of Kansas

2017-2018 Provost’s Special Advisor on Campus Development, University of Kansas

2011-2017 Associate Dean, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Kansas

2010-2011 Visiting Scientific Fellow, ConocoPhillips Technology

2009-2010 Faculty Fellow, Center for Teaching Excellence

2004-2009 Department Chair, University of Kansas

2006-2007 Co-Director, Energy Research Center

1996-2000 Full Professor, University of Kansas

1991 - 1996 Associate Professor with tenure, University of Kansas

1994 Acting Chairperson, Department of Geology, University of Kansas

1993 (sabbatical) Visiting faculty, SUNY Stony Brook

1992 (sabbatical) Visiting Scientist, USGS, Denver

1986 - 1991 Assistant Professor, University of Kansas

1985 - 1986 Acting Assistant Professor, University of Kansas

1982 - 1985 University of Wisconsin, Exxon Doctoral Fellow

1981 - 1982 University of Wisconsin, Conoco Research Contract

1980 - 1981 University of Wisconsin, Research Assistant

1979 - 1980 University of Wisconsin, Teaching Assistant

1977 - 1979 Juniata College, Laboratory Assistant

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AWARDS AND HONORS:

University of Kansas

AAPG Outstanding Poster Presentation Award 2015 for top 10 rated poster at the national convention

AAPG Foundation Professorial/Inspirational Geoscience Educator Award 2014 for outstanding leadership in the field of geoscience education

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2011 National Excellence Award for Poster

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2010 National Outstanding Poster Award

AAPG Rocky Mountain Rendezvous 2010 Best student poster award – presented by Katharine Knoph

University of Kansas Center for Teaching Excellence 2010 Celebration of Teaching Award – For major beneficial impact on students in the Department of Geology

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2006 Journal of Sedimentary Research best paper award

Geotimes (2004) Three papers listed as Highlights of Discoveries in the Earth Sciences for 2003

Geotimes (2003) Listed paper as one of the Highlights of Discoveries in the Earth Sciences for 2002

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2003 Finalist, Best Paper in Journal of Sedimentary Research

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2002 Honorable mention, Best Paper in Journal of Sedimentary Research

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2002 National Excellence Award for Poster

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 2001 Honorable mention National Excellence Award for Poster

University of Kansas Center for Teaching Excellence 2000 Award for excellence in classroom teaching

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 1998 National Excellence Award for Poster

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University of Kansas, Dept. of Geol. 1998 Van Sant Excellence Award - for excellence in teaching and research in sedimentary geology

University of Kansas 1997 W.T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 1997 Honorable mention National Excellence Award for Poster

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 1996 National Excellence Award for Poster

University of Kansas, Dept. of Geol. 1994 Van Sant Excellence Award - for excellence in teaching and research in sedimentary geology

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology Honorable Mention 1993 for Best Poster at National Meeting

University of Kansas 1991 Silver Anniversary Award for Excellence in Classroom Teaching

SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology 1988 Honorable Mention for Best Poster at National Meeting

University of Wisconsin

Sigma Xi Scientific Honor SocietyPhi Kappa Phi Honor Society

Juniata College

Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversitiesDanforth Fellowship NomineeDean's ListNAGT Summer ScholarshipAlice Blaisdell Prize for Geology and MathematicsGraduation with honors

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

University of Kansas

Carbonate Diagenesis - Advanced lecture and laboratory course dealing with the theory and application of techniques for the study of diagenesis of carbonate rocks.

Seminar in Sequence Stratigraphy - Advanced seminar in theory and application of sequence stratigraphy. Co-taught with Evan Franseen.

Myths, Science and Things Between - Liberal Arts and Science class designed to fill interdisciplinary niche in the natural sciences. Cooperated with team to design course, lectured and conducted discussions.

Sea-Level Changes; graduate seminar included lectures, discussion,

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and student projects.

Introduction to Geology; lectured to large group of students.

Carbonate Depositional Systems; lectured, structured labs, led discussion.

Regional Field Geology; team taught with Evan Franseen. Led field trip to SE Spain, delivered introductory lectures.

Regional Field Geology; team taught with Paul Enos and Evan Franseen in alternate years. Led field trip to New Mexico, delivered introductory lectures.

Fluid Inclusion Geochemistry; graduate seminar included lectures, discussion and student research projects published and presented at PACROFI meetings.

Introduction to Stratigraphy; lectured to senior geology majors,structured laboratory. Led four-day field trip.

History of the Earth; lectured to undergraduates.

Geochemical Methods in Carbonate Diagenesis Studies; graduate seminar including lectures on fluid inclusions, stable isotopes and trace elements followed by a geochemical research project on diagenesis across biomere boundaries.

University of Wisconsin Madison

Carbonate Sedimentology. Developed and delivered lectures and laboratory exercises concerning the diagenesis of carbonate rocks. 1983 and 1984, three weeks each.

Geologic Field Methods. Conducted and developed laboratory exercises and field trips. Fall Semester, 1983.

Physical Sedimentology. Lectured on various topics in clastic sedimentology. 1983, three weeks.

Stratigraphy. Conducted laboratory sections. 1980, spring semester.

Introduction to Geology. Conducted laboratory and discussion sections. Fall Semester, 1979.

Juniata College

Mineralogy. Petrography. Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology. Laboratory assistant. 1977 - 1979, five semesters.

ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS DEPARTMENT CHAIR:

The Chairperson of the Department of Geology at the University of Kansas reports to the Associate Dean for Natural Sciences and Mathematics and the Dean of the College of Liberal

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Arts and Sciences. As Chairperson, Goldstein was responsible for managing the budget and endowment, alumni engagement, fundraising, supervising faculty and staff, and providing a valuable educational experience to students. As Chairperson, Goldstein’s initiatives improved Department function, enhanced student recruiting, grew the faculty and support staff, improved research funding, improved diversity, and funded new initiatives to enhance the Department infrastructure. Among others, Goldstein’s major initiatives include:

Department function and management: engaged all faculty in a strategic planning initiative, producing a strategic plan for strengthening the Department of Geology in the future and addressing its most important research and teaching challenges in the context of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Strategic Plan; produced a “Bylaws” document; improved operation of office staff after a period of instability; increased total number of technicians in the Department from 1 to 6.

Undergraduate experience: implemented successful plan for the UKanTeach program; instituted recruiting program that increased number of undergraduate majors by 60%, from approximately 65 to 100; Department won university-wide recognition for teaching excellence by achieving finalist status for outstanding teaching.

Graduate student experience: instituted programs that increased number of graduate applicants by 150%; instituted programs that increased success rate of offers made to graduate applicants to 90%; total number of graduate students increased by more than 100%; increased number and diversity of field experiences for students; co-instituted minority graduate recruitment program which succeeded in diversifying the graduate population in the Department; graduate students received the most AAPG research grants out of all schools worldwide for three years in a row; graduate students received the most GSA research grants out of all schools worldwide for two years in a row.

Research: department experienced an increase in total research funding of 60%, from $5 million to $8 million; increased number of peer-reviewed papers published per year by 70%; increased average number of best paper award acknowledgements from an average of 2.2/year to 3.6/year; department achieved top-ten status on the KUCR research-engagement index; large number of specific research accomplishments.

Faculty: increased number of tenure-track faculty from 18 to 24; no tenure-track faculty were lost through failed promotions, competing offers, or decisions to leave; built new strength in geobiology; enhanced program in stratigraphy and sedimentology; enhanced program in tectonics; enhanced program in climate change; enhanced programs in geochemistry; developed highly competitive startup packages; all six major retention efforts from raids from other programs were successful; all promotion and tenure decisions were successful; increased exposure of sed/strat and paleo programs through hosting editorships of two major journals; through special initiatives to increase faculty salaries, faculty salaries (minus promotion bonuses) increased by 4.96 % per year during a time in which budget allocations for merit salary increases were only 3.3 % per year, representing a 50.3% increase in merit salary for faculty over what was normally allocated by the College.

Budget: special initiatives to increase graduate student support; base budget teaching assistant support increased from approximately $100K to $320K, resulting in an increase in number of TAs from 10 to 17, and an approximate 55%

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increase in salary compensation for each TA; leveraged endowment funds to bring in approximately $100K-$400K yearly in additional state or KUCR funds to supplement budget; increased operating funds by 25% with addition of instructional technology budget line; managed a total yearly budget of $2.4 million in state funds, $18 million in endowment funds , and total faculty grants funds of $8 million; total of 104 employees at maximum.

Infrastructure: increased space available to faculty and students by approximately10,000 ft2; built 2,000 ft2 geophysics shop; remodeled approximately 6,000 square feet of teaching and research space; remodeled field station in Cañon City Colorado; worked with faculty to add or upgrade lab facilities (Laser probe ICP-MS, Stable Isotope Lab, ICP-OES, TIMS, Geophysics lab, Computer field mapping, Terrestrial LiDAR, Laser Raman Microprobe, Organic Geochemistry/biomarker lab, U/Th-He lab, Thin Section lab, Student Mac lab, and Student PC lab)

Fundraising and endowment: revitalized Geology Associates Advisory Board engagement; rebuilt expendable income in the Department’s endowment accounts; provided a $600K cash cushion for incoming chair; achieved multimillion-dollar commitments for new building from College and University; achieved number-one-priority status in College for fundraising for new building; instituted building fund; acquired multimillion-dollar commitments for private donations to building fund; acquired multimillion-dollar commitments for private donations to enhance field support; increased or instituted many other new programs of endowed support, including various scholarship funds, student support funds, and equipment funds; increased fundraising efforts and alumni engagement; through initiatives to increase alumni engagement and fundraising, increased number of yearly donors from 235 to high of 550, an increase of 134%.

Interactions across programs: improved interactions, shared equipment and facilities with Kansas Geological Survey; reached agreement with KGS on joint appointments and made one appointment; reached agreement with Biodiversity Institute on joint appointments and made two appointments; successfully integrated Geobiology program into Multidisciplinary Research Building

Industry: Instituted marketing program to expand interactions with industry resulting in more than doubling the number of companies interviewing KU Geology students; achieved top-tier status for KU among several major oil companies and independents; number of graduate students supported though industry funds to department tripled; number and dollar value of grants from industry increased greatly.

ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS ASSOCIATE DEAN

The Associate Dean for the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Kansas reports to the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. As Associate Dean of this Division, leads a unit of up to 212 faculty members, consisting of the Departments of Chemistry, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Molecular Biosciences, and Physics and Astronomy, as well as programs in Undergraduate Biology, Computational Biology, and STEM Learning. The Division contributes up to 133,000 student-credit-hours per year to the University and has up to a $40 million budget. In addition, faculty and staff expend up to $34 million annually from research grants. The Division serves 2,664 undergraduate and graduate majors. Goldstein takes a leadership role in

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implementing mechanisms for improving student learning and engagement in the sciences through the Course Transformation Initiative and Center for STEM Learning. Goldstein has implemented major interdisciplinary faculty hiring initiatives. Other initiatives concentrate on fundraising for, planning, and building major new research, teaching, and outreach facilities for the University. Among others, Goldstein’s major initiatives include:

Reform of teaching and learning in STEM: conceived of a program for transformation of STEM learning; wrote proposal to embed teaching post docs in departments; collaborated with Dean and Provost to establish funding; implemented program of embedding agents of course transformation in Departments with the goal of using evidence-based methods to promote student engagement and learning, and to train faculty to employ new approaches in their courses; successfully implemented in all departments in Division; spawned similar efforts in other divisions and schools; received national recognition for impact by Bay View Alliance and AAU; now moving to Phase II, which includes hiring faculty-equivalent discipline-specific pedagogy experts to sustain successEarth Energy and Environment Center: in collaboration with endowment leaders, Dean, and alumni, conceived of Earth Energy and Environment Center vision, which includes integration of the College and School of Engineering, energy and environment, students and research, and industry and academia; raised approximately $40 million from private donors and industry including the two largest donations ever to the College; leveraged those funds to partner with university to fund the rest of the $78.5 million project; managed the implementation of the design, budget, and construction of the project, which opened its doors in November of 2017Master plan for the sciences and new interdisciplinary facilities: co-led initiatives for strategic plan for improved facilities for the sciences; incorporated it into university master planning initiatives; in collaboration with Dean, capital projects, and Provost, developed plan to move project forward; collaborated on development of a public-private-partnership to fund $350 million Innovation Way/Central District development project; leadership team for implementation; new dorms, utility plant, parking, union, and $180 million integrated science building (ISB); ISB is an interdisciplinary teaching and research building that includes new chemistry teaching labs, engaged learning spaces, new core labs including a large clean room for nanoscience, microscopy and imaging, mass spectrometry, X-ray, NMR, integrated biomedical research and integrated materials science research, including Departments of Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy, and Molecular Biosciences, as well as School of Engineering and School of PharmacyInterdisciplinary foundation professors: in response to Provost’s foundation professor program to bring in 12 new world-class foundational hires university wide, successfully hired 4 interdisciplinary game-changer facultyDevelopment of interdisciplinary cluster hires: in collaboration with University strategic plan implementation, developed proposals for clusters of interdisciplinary faculty hires: Development of Therapeutic Proteins and Vaccines; Nanoscale Materials for the Future; Visualizing and Analyzing Big Data; Genomics - The Gateway for Basic and Applied Research at KU; Water Resources - Integrating Science, Technology, Culture, and Management; Enhancing Energy - Producing the Energy Resource, Solving Associated Challenges with Water, Understanding Public Perception; Nanoscience Applications to Energy; Climate Change; Molecules to Cures, Drug Discovery.

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Culminated in Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities national webinar presentationImplementation of shared service centers: in response to Provost’s initiative to centralize services to develop budget efficiencies, was on the leadership team responsible for major institutional change into a new service modelImplementation of new undergraduate core curriculum: in response to Provost’s initiative to streamline general education requirements for undergrads and improve student success, was on College leadership team that implemented new KU core curriculum

ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS PROVOST’S SPECIAL ADVISOR ON CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT

As the Provost’s Special Advisor on Campus Development, Goldstein was responsible for advising the Provost and senior leadership on space, buildings, and all teaching and research facilities for the Lawrence campus. Responsible for management of the $78.5 million Earth Energy and Environment Center project and co-management of the $180 million Integrated Science Building project. This major interdisciplinary campus development breaks new ground in terms of funding model, integration, and management structure, and includes fundraising activities. The Special Advisor also plays a major role in directing an inclusive campus master planning process for the University of Kansas. Among others, Goldstein’s major initiatives included:

Led assessment of University infrastructure and facilities: in collaboration with all Deans of the University and Facilities Planning and Development. Plan prioritized critical needs and opportunities for new buildings, remodels, teaching space, equipment, and infrastructure. Deans and Provost were given a plan that developed clarity on planning and implementation of infrastructure and facility improvements

Advised Deans on fundraising: to help them implement attainable strategies for engaging donors and accomplishing fundraising goals. These strategies culminated in major initiatives for the School of Journalism, and Departments in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Developed strategy for implementation of student infrastructure fee: and its use to enhance teaching and student engagement spaces on campus, while focusing on a philosophy of engaged learning and integration

Led effort to study alcohol usage: on comparable campuses and studied best practices useful in updating the University of Kansas alcohol policy

Managed Earth Energy and Environment Center construction, move-in, and fundraising completion: Included developing and maintaining a guiding philosophy of integration, acquiring and managing $78.5 million budget in collaboration with Deans, Provost, KUEA, and donors. Bringing project in under budget and on time. Won Engineering News Record Higher Ed/Research Best Construction Project of the Year for the 17 midwestern states. Philosophy of integration featured in article in AAPG Explorer. Feature in American Oil and Gas Reporter. Integration of geosciences, engineering, industry, student, and outreach to be featured at Society for College and University Planners annual meeting

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Co-Managed Integrated Science Building design, construction, and move in: Defined philosophy and mechanism of interdisciplinary integration of Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Physics, Medicinal Chemistry, core labs, and engaged student learning. Co-managed approx. $180 million budget and brought project in ~$2 million under budget and on time

Implementation of engaged learning spaces: Advocated for modification of teaching model to include engaged learning. Implemented design and construction of engaged learning classroom technology and design for the campus

Led initiatives on industry engagement: including MOU for joint degree with major service company and MOU with major instrument manufacturer

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:

1985 - present. University of Kansas. Goldstein’s research specialties include sequence stratigraphy of carbonates, diagenesis, and fluid-inclusion research. Current research focuses on the following: (1) sea-level, paleotopographic, oceanographic, and climate controls on depositional sequence architecture of the Spanish Miocene; (2) modeling reservoir-analog architecture in deep-water and shallow water carbonates; (3) predicting porosity in reservoirs from new conceptual models of carbonate diagenesis; (4) effect of hydrothermal fluids on carbonate and sandstone reservoir rocks; (5) origin and distribution of early and late dolomite; (6) new fluid inclusion techniques for constraining thermal evolution of sedimentary systems; and (7) new fluid inclusion techniques for evaluating history of fluid composition. Currently, he and his students are working on a variety of projects dealing with upstream fossil fuel energy supply including both conventional and unconventional oil and gas resources.

1981 - 1985. University of Wisconsin - Madison. Ph.D. research. A. Sedimentology, diagenesis and geochemistry of Pennsylvanian and Permian rocks of the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico. B. Use of fluid inclusions as indicators of physical and chemical conditions of cementation. Dr. Lloyd C. Pray, advisor.

1979 - 1981. University of Wisconsin - Madison. M.S. research. Core study of stratigraphy and sedimentology of Pleistocene clastic sediments from the Canada Basin, Arctic Ocean. Dr. David L. Clark, advisor.

1981 (summer) Conoco Exploration Research, Ponca City, Oklahoma. Research geologist. Geochemistry of cement precipitation. Dr. Roger McLimans, supervisor.

1979 (summer) Gulf Research and Development Company, Harmarville, Pennsylvania. Research geochemist. Fluid inclusions and petroleum migration. Dr. Robert Burruss, supervisor.

1979. Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. Senior thesis. Diagenesis of Juniata and Bald Eagle Sandstones, Central Pennsylvania.

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1978. Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. Student research. Atomic absorption spectrophotometer analysis of ultramafic rocks.

BOOKS

Grammer, G. Michael, Gregg, Jay, Puckette, James, Jaiswal, Priyank, Pranter, Matthew, Mazzullo, Sal, and Goldstein, Robert H. (2019) Mississippian Reservoirs of the Mid-Continent, U.S.A: AAPG Memoir 122, DOI:10.1306/13632157M116585

Harbaugh, J, Watney, L, Rankey, E., Slingerland, R., Goldstein, R, and Franseen, E. (eds.), 1999. Numerical Experiments in Stratigraphy: Recent Advances in Stratigraphic and Sedimentologic Computer Simulations: SEPM Special Publication #62, 362 pp and CD-ROM

Goldstein, R. H and Reynolds, T. J., 1994, Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Minerals: SEPM Short Course #31, 212 pp.

PAPERS IN SUBMISSION

Fairchild, Justin M., Franseen, Evan K., and Goldstein, Robert H. (in revision) Paleotopography and Sea-level Controls on Facies Distribution and Stratal Architecture in the Westerville Limestone Member (Upper Pennsylvanian) NE Kansas and NW Missouri: KGS Current Research

PAPERS IN PRESS

Goldstein, R.H. (in press) The Method of Multiple Working Hypotheses in Teaching and Learning, Teaching Matters

PAPERS PUBLISHED

Goldstein, R.H. King, B.D, Watney, W.L. and Pugliano, T.M. (2019) Drivers and History of Late Fluid Flow and Impact on Midcontinent Reservoir Rocks. In Grammer, G. Michael, Gregg, Jay, Puckette, James, Jaiswal, Priyank, Pranter, Matthew, Mazzullo, Sal, and Goldstein, Robert H. (2017) Mississippian Reservoirs of the Mid-Continent, U.S.A: AAPG Memoir 122, DOI:10.1306/13632157M116585

Poteet, Jessica E., Robert H. Goldstein, and Evan K. Franseen, 2018, Diagenetic controls on the location of reservoir sweet spots relative to palaeotopographical and structural highs, Armitage, P. J., Butcher, A. R., Churchill, J. M., Csoma, A. E., Hollis, C., Lander, R. H., Omma, J. E. & Worden, R. H. (eds) Reservoir Quality of Clastic and Carbonate Rocks: Analysis, Modelling and Prediction. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 435, p. 177-215, first published online in 2016 https://doi.org/10.1144/SP435.18

King, Bradley D. and Goldstein, Robert H., 2018, History of hydrothermal fluid flow in the midcontinent, USA: the relationship between inverted thermal structure, unconformities and porosity distribution From: Armitage, P. J., Butcher, A. R., Churchill, J. M., Csoma, A. E., Hollis, C., Lander, R. H., Omma, J. E. & Worden, R. H. (eds) Reservoir Quality of Clastic and Carbonate Rocks: Analysis, Modelling and

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Prediction. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 435, first published online in 2016, p. 283-329

Li, Zhaoqi, Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2017, Meteoric calcite cementation: diagenetic response to relative fall in sea-level and effect on porosity and permeability, Las Negras area, southeastern Spain: Sedimentary Geology, v. 348, 1-18

Goldstein, R.H., 2016, Engage the Brain! Reflections from the Classroom: University of Kansas Center for Teaching Excellence, p. 3-4

Goldstein, Robert H. and King, Bradley D. (2015) Impact of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow on Conventional and Unconventional Carbonate-Rich Reservoirs, Midcontinent USA: Search and Discovery Article #51085 (2015) Adapted from oral presentation given at AAPG Geoscience Technology Workshop, Carbonate Plays around the World – Analogs to Support Exploration and Development, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 4-5, 2015

Geske, A. R.H. Goldstein, V. Mavromatis, D.K. Richter, D. Buhl, T. Kluge, C.M. John, A. Immenhauser (2015) The magnesium isotope (26Mg) signature of dolomites Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 149 131–151

Gregory S. Benson, Evan K. Franseen, Robert H. Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li (2014) Workflows for Incorporating Stratigraphic and Diagenetic Relationships into a Reservoir-Analog Model from Outcrops of Miocene Carbonates in Southeastern Spain: Petroleum Geoscience, http://dx.doi.org/10.1144/petgeo2013-008

Goldstein, R.H. and King, B.D., (2014) Impact of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow on Mississippian Reservoir Properties, Southern Midcontinent: Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTeC) Unconventional Resources Technology Conference Denver, #1934915 Colorado, USA, 25-27 August 2014., 10 pp. DOI 10.15530/urtec-2014-1934915

Erik J. Hiemstra and Robert H. Goldstein (2014) Repeated injection of hydrothermal fluids into downdip carbonates: a diagenetic and stratigraphic mechanism for localization of reservoir porosity, Indian Basin field, New Mexico, USA: S. Agar and S. Geiger, eds., Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates: Current Workflows to Emerging Technologies, Geol. Soc. London and AAPG Special Publication, 406, http://dx.doi.org/10.1144/SP406.1

Zhaoqi Li, Robert H. Goldstein, and Evan K. Franseen (2014): Geochemical record of fluid flow and dolomitization of carbonate platforms, Ascending freshwater mesohaline mixing. La Molata, Spain: S. Agar and S. Geiger, eds., Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates: Current Workflows to Emerging Technologies, Geol. Soc. London and AAPG Special Publication, DOI 10.1144/SP406.3

Erin M. Ramaker, Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, W. Lynn Watney (2014) What controls porosity in cherty fine-grained carbonate reservoir rocks? Impact of stratigraphy, unconformities, structural setting and hydrothermal fluid flow: Mississippian, southeast Kansas: S. Agar and S. Geiger, eds., Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates: Current Workflows to Emerging Technologies, Geol. Soc. London and AAPG Special Publication, DOI 10.1144/SP406.2

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Zhaoqi Li, Robert H. Goldstein, and Evan K. Franseen (2014) Climate, duration, and mineralogy controls on meteoric diagenesis, La Molata, southeast Spain: Interpretation, Journal of SEG/AAPG, v. 2, p. SF111-SF123 doi:10.1190/INT-2014-0060.1

Paul A. Kenward, Masato Ueshima, David A. Fowle, Robert H. Goldstein, Luis A. González, Jennifer A. Roberts (2013) Ordered low-temperature dolomite mediated by carboxyl-group density of microbial cell walls: AAPG Bulletin, v. 97, no. 11, p. 2113-2125.

Rachel A. Dvoretsky, Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, and Alan P. Byrnes (2013) Reservoir-Analog Modeling of Focused-Flow and Dispersed-Flow Deep-Water Carbonates: Miocene Agua Amarga Basin, Southeast Spain. In Deposits, Architecture and Controls of Carbonate Margin, Slope and Basinal Settings, DOI: 10.2110/sepmsp.105.08, SEPM Special Publication No. 105,p. 334–358

Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, and Christopher J. Lipinski (2013) Topographic and Sea-Level Controls on Oolite-Microbialite-Coralgal Reef Sequences: The Terminal Carbonate Complex of Southeast Spain: AAPG Bulletin, v. 97, no. 11, p. 1997-2034.

Christopher J. Lipinski, Evan K. Franseen and Robert H. Goldstein (2013) Reservoir-Analog Model for Oolite-Microbialite Sequences, Miocene Terminal Carbonate Complex, Spain: AAPG Bulletin, v. 97, no. 11, p. 2035-2057.

Zhaoqi Li, Robert H. Goldstein, and Evan Franseen, 2013, Freshwater mesohaline mixing: A new scenario for dolomitization: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 83, 277–283 DOI: 10.2110/jsr.2013.24

Jennifer A. Roberts, Paul A. Kenward, David A. Fowle, Robert H. Goldstein, Luis A. González, David S. Moore, and Mason Burgess (2013) Surface chemistry allows for abiotic precipitation of dolomite at low temperature Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1305403110

Julienne Ruth Emry, Robert Goldstein and Evan K. Franseen (2012) A First-Cut Method to Evaluate Limestone Aggregate Durability: American Concrete Institute Materials Journal, v. 109, p 557-564.

Goldstein, R.H., (2012) Fluid Inclusion Geothermometry in Sedimentary Systems: From Paleoclimate to Hydrothermal in N. Harris (ed) SEPM Special Publication, Analyzing the Thermal History of Sedimentary Basins: Methods and Case Histories, p. 45–63

Martin K. Dubois, Robert H. Goldstein, and Stephen T. Hasiotis (2012) Climate controlled aggradation and cyclicity of continental siliciclastic sediments in Asselian-Sakmarian cyclothems, Permian, Hugoton embayment U.S.A.: Sedimentology, v. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-3091.2012.01326

González-Acebrón, Laura, Goldstein, Robert H., Mas, Ramon, and Arribas, Jose, (2012) Easily altered minerals and reequilibrated fluid inclusions provide extensive record of fluid and thermal history: Gypsum pseudomorphs of the Tera Group, Tithonian-Berriasian, Cameros Basin. Central European Journal of Geosciences, v. 4, no. 2, p. 246-260

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Laura González-Acebrón, R. H. Goldstein, Ramón Mas and José Arribas (2012) Answer to the comment of Casas et al. about González Acebrón et al.’s (2011) paper International Journal of Earth Sciences, Volume 101, Number 7, Pages 2049-2053

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(2012) Controls on focused-flow and dispersed-flow deepwater carbonates: Miocene Agua Amarga Basin, Spain: Journal of Sedimentary Research v. 82, 499–520DOI: 10.2110/jsr.2012.46

Buijs, Govert, and Goldstein, R.H. (2012) Sequence architecture and palaeoclimate controls on diagenesis related to subaerial exposure of icehouse cyclic Pennsylvanian and Permian carbonates: in, Marcelo Ketzer and Sadoon Morad, Luiz F. de Ros (eds.), Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy, Int. Assoc. Sedimentol. Spec. Publ. 45, Blackwell, Oxford, 45, 55–80, DOI 10.1002/9781118485347.ch3

Ritter, Matthew E. and Goldstein, Robert H. (2012) Diagenetic controls on porosity preservation in lowstand oolitic and crinoidal carbonates of original calcite mineralogy: in, Marcelo Ketzer and Sadoon Morad, Luiz F. de Ros (eds.), Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy, Int. Assoc. Sedimentol. Spec. Publ. 45, 379–406, DOI 10.1002/9781118485347.ch16

Paul A. Kenward, Robert H. Goldstein, Andrea E. Brookfield, Luis A. González and Jennifer A. Roberts (2012) Model for how microbial methane generation can preserve early porosity in dolomite and limestone reservoirs, AAPG Bulletin, v. 96, no. 3 (March 2012), pp. 399–413, DOI:10.1306/06021111020

Anita É. Csoma and R. H. Goldstein, (2012) Diagenetic Salinity Cycles: A link between carbonate diagenesis and sequence stratigraphy: in, Marcelo Ketzer and Sadoon Morad, Luiz F. de Ros (eds.), Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy, Int. Assoc. Sedimentol. Spec. Publ. 45, 407–444, DOI 10.1002/9781118485347.ch17

Jennifer A. Roberts, Paul A. Kenward, David A. Fowle, Robert H. Goldstein, Luis A. González, and David S. Moore (2012) Low-Temperature Dolomite Formation: Microbes and other mechanisms: AAPG Hedberg Research Conference, “Microbial Carbonate Reservoir Characterization” AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90153

Robert H. Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li, and Evan K. Franseen (2012) Duration and Climate Effects on Meteoric Diagenesis: Non-Karstic Control on Distribution of Porosity and Permeability: Fundamental Controls on Flow in Carbonates, AAPG/SPE/SEG Hedberg Research Conference Special volume, p. 129-133

Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, and Christopher J. Lipinski (2012) Controls on High-Frequency Oolite-Microbialite-Coral Reef Sequences, Upper Miocene, SE Spain: AAPG Hedberg Research Conference, “Microbial Carbonate Reservoir Characterization” AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90153

Christopher J. Lipinski, Evan K. Franseen, and Robert H. Goldstein (2012) Reservoir Analog Model for Oolite-Microbialite Sequences, Miocene Terminal Carbonate Complex, Spain: AAPG Hedberg Research Conference, “Microbial Carbonate Reservoir Characterization” AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90153

Gregory S. Benson, Evan K. Franseen, Robert H. Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li (2012) Data Collection, Interpretation, and Geologic Modeling of Outcrop: Cerro La Molata, Cabo de Gata, Spain: Fundamental Controls on Flow in Carbonates, AAPG/SPE/SEG Hedberg Research Conference Special volume, p. 81-86. invited

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Robert H. Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li, and Evan K. Franseen, 2011, Diagenetic Controls on Character of Carbonate Reservoirs: Surfaces and Setting: Carbonate Geochemistry: Reactions and Processes in Aquifers and Reservoirs, Karst Waters Institute Special Publication 16, p. 31-34.

Laura González-Acebrón, R. H. Goldstein, Ramón Mas, and Jose´ Arribas, 2011, Criteria for recognition of localization and timing of multiple events of hydrothermal alteration in sandstones illustrated by petrographic, fluid inclusion, and isotopic analysis of the Tera Group, Northern Spain: Int J Earth Sci (Geol Rundsch) v. 100, p 1811-1826

Hartig, Katherine A. Soreghan, Gerilyn S., Goldstein, Robert H., and Engel, Michael H. (2011) Dolomite in Permian Paleosols of the Bravo Dome CO2 Field: Permian Reflux Followed by Late Recrystallization at Elevated Temperature: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 81, p. 248-265

Katharine Knoph, Georgios Tsoflias, Evan Franseen and Robert Goldstein, 2010, Ground-Penetrating Radar Imaging of Facies Distribution in a Carbonate Reservoir Analog (expanded abstract): Conference Proceedings, Kansas Geophysics in the 21st Century, 5 pp.

P. A. Kenward, R. H. Goldstein, L. A. Gonzalez and J . A. Roberts (2009) Precipitation of low-temperature dolomite from an anaerobic microbial consortium: the role of methanogenic Archaea: Geobiology, v. 7, p. 556–565.

Goldstein, R.H., (2008) Changing conceptual models in carbonate diagenesis: in Karst from recent to reservoirs: Ira D. Sasowsky, Charles T. Feazel, John E. Mylroie, Arthur N. Palmer, Margaret V. Palmer (eds), International conference on paleokarst & multi-permeability flow systems, Karst-Waters Institute Special Publication 14, p. 81-88.

Ochoa, M., Arribas, J., Mas, R., and Goldstein, R.H., 2007, Destruction of a fluvial reservoir by hydrothermal activity (Cameros Basin, Spain): Sedimentary Geology, v. 202, p. 158-173.

Dillett, P., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2007, Paleotopographic and Sea-Level Controls on the Sequence Stratigraphic Architecture of a Heterozoan Carbonate Succession: Pliocene, Carboneras Basin: in Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Esteban, M., eds., Controls on Porosity Types and Distribution in Carbonate Reservoirs - A Guidebook for the Miocene Carbonate Complexes of the Cabo de Gata Area, SE Spain: American Association of Petroleum Geologists Education Program, p. 139-149.

Lianshuang Qi, Timothy R. Carr, and Robert H. Goldstein, 2007, Geostatistical three-dimensional modeling of oolite shoals, St. Louis Limestone, southwest Kansas: AAPG Bulletin, v. 91, no. 1 (January 2007), pp. 69–96

Lianshuang Qi, Timothy R. Carr, and Robert H. Goldstein, 2006, An integrated geostatistical approach: Constructing 3D models and simulation of St. Louis carbonate reservoir systems: in Roger M. Slatt (ed.), Reservoir Characterization: Integrating Technology and Business Practices, Proceedings 26th Annual GCSSEPM Foundation Bob F. Perkins Research Conference, Houston Texas, December 3-6, 2006, p. 1041-1088.

Julienne Ruth Emry , Robert Goldstein, Evan Franseen (2006) Part 1: Controls on Architecture of Argentine Limestone and Associated Strata in Northeastern Kansas: Kansas Bureau of Materials and Research, K-TRAN: KU-03-2 p. 1-59, https://idmweb.ksdot.org/PublicLib/doccontent.dll?

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Julienne Ruth Emry , Robert Goldstein, Evan Franseen (2006) Part 2: A First Cut Method for Evaluating Limestone Aggregate Durability Using Spectral Scintillometry Report and CD-ROM: Kansas Bureau of Materials and Research, K-TRAN: KU-03-2, p. 60-250, https://idmweb.ksdot.org/PublicLib/doccontent.dll?LibraryName=PublicDocs^dt00mx38&SystemType=2&LogonId=4d6f32259a229b901607b08c78c920e3&DocId=003725957

James C. Adamski, Jennifer A. Roberts, and Robert H. Goldstein, 2006, Entrapment of Bacteria in Fluid Inclusions in Laboratory-Grown Halite: Astrobiology, V. 6, No. 4, p. 552–562

Csoma, Anita E, Goldstein, Robert H. Pomar, L., 2006, Pleistocene speleothems of Mallorca: implications for palaeoclimate and carbonate diagenesis in mixing zones: Sedimentology, v. 53, p. 213-236

Johnson, C.L., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2005, The Effects of Relative Sea Level and Paleotopography on Lithofacies Distribution and Geometries in Heterozoan Carbonates, Southeastern Spain: Sedimentology, v. 52, p. 513-536

Hiemstra, Erik, J. and Goldstein, R.H. (2005) The diagenesis and fluid migration history of the Indian Basin Field, Eddy County, New Mexico: WTGS Publication 05-115 “Unconventional Reservoirs, Technologies, and Strategies, New Perspectives for the Permian Basin” Peter Lufholm and Denise Cox, eds., p. 197-206

Dubois, M.K. and Goldstein, R.H., (minor) 2005, Accommodation model for Wolfcamp (Permian) redbeds at the updip margin of North America’s largest onshore gas field: Kansas Geological Survey, Open-file Report 2005-24; http://www.kgs.u.edu/PRS/AAPG2005/2005-25/idex.html.

Goldstein, Robert H., (minor) 2005, Positive Changes in Representing Your Teaching, Teaching matters v. 9, no. 2, p.4-5

Buijs, Govert J.A., Goldstein, Robert H., Hasiotis Stephen T. and Rogers, Jennifer Roberts (2004) Preservation of microborings as fluid inclusions. The Canadian Mineralogist, Vol. 42, pp. 1563-1581

Csoma, Anita E., Goldstein, Robert H., Mindszenty, Andrea and Simone, Lucia (2004) Models for diagenetic salinity cycles and sea level along a long-lived unconformity, Monte Camposauro, Italy, Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 74, 889-903

Mckirahan, J., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2004, Evaluation of Some Geologic Factors Affecting the Quality of Limestone Construction Aggregate: in Henthorne, R., ed., Proceedings of the 55th Highway Geology Symposium, Kansas City, MO, p. 374-405.

Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2004, Build-and-Fill Sequences: Predictable Patterns of Creation and Destruction of Paleotopography in Small-Scale Sequences: Kansas Geological Survey Open-file Report 2004-16,http://www.kgs.ku.edu/PRS/publication/2004/AAPG/Build-and-Fill/index.html

Enos, Paul, Franseen, Evan K., Goldstein, Robert H., González, Luis A. and Roberts, Jennifer A. (2004) Highlights of Discoveries in the Earth Sciences - Carbonates.

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Geotimes v. 49, p.27 - expanded article at http://www.agiweb.org/geotimes/current/high_carbonates.html

Goldstein, R.H., 2003, Fluid Inclusions: Encyclopedia of Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks (G. Middleton, ed.) Kluwer Press, p. 297-300

Goldstein, R. H., 2003, Petrographic analysis of fluid inclusions: in Iain Samson, Alan Anderson, and Dan Marshall, eds., Fluid Inclusions: Analysis and Interpretation. Mineralogical Association of Canada Short Course 32, p. 9- 53.

Newell, K. D., Goldstein, R.H., and Burdick, C.J., 2003, Diagenesis and late-stage porosity development in Pennsylvanian Strawn Formation, Val Verde Basin, Texas: W. Ahr, P.M. Harris, W.A. Morgan, and I D. Somerville, eds., Permo-Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms and Reefs, SEPM Special Publication 78, AAPG Memoir 83, p. 333-350.

McKirahan, J.R., and Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E. K., 2003, Build-and-fill sequences: How subtle paleotopography affects 3-D heterogeneity of potential reservoir facies: W. Ahr, P.M. Harris, W.A. Morgan, and I D. Somerville, eds., Permo-Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms and Reefs, SEPM Special Publication 78, AAPG Memoir 83, p. 97-116.

Carlson, R.C., Goldstein, R.H., and Enos, Paul, 2003, Effects of Subaerial Exposure on Porosity Evolution in the Carboniferous Lisburne Group, Northeastern Brooks Range, Alaska: W. Ahr, P. M. Harris, W.A. Morgan, and I D. Somerville, eds., Permo-Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms and Reefs, SEPM Special Publication 78, AAPG Memoir 83, p. 269-290.

Mallarino, G., Goldstein, R.H., and Di Stefano, P., 2002, New Approach for quantifying water depth applied to the enigma of drowning of carbonate platforms: Geology, v. 30, p. 783-786.

Benison, K.C., and Goldstein, R.H., 2002, Recognizing acid lakes and groundwaters in the rock record: Sedimentary Geology, v. 151, p. 177-185

Cornette, J. L, B. S. Lieberman, and R. H. Goldstein. 2002. Documenting a significant relationship between macroevolutionary origination rates and Phanerozoic pC02 levels. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. 99:7832-7835

Rossi, C., Goldstein, R.H., Ceriani, A., and Marfil, R., 2002, Fluid inclusions record thermal and fluid evolution in reservoir sandstones, Khatatba Formation, Western Desert, Egypt: A case for fluid injection:AAPG Bulletin, v. 86, p. 1773-1799.

Goldstein, R.H. and Rossi, C., 2002, Recrystallization in Quartz Overgrowths: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 72, p. 432-440.

Ceriani, A., Di Guilio, A., Goldstein, R.H., and Rossi, C., 2002, Diagenesis associated with cooling during burial: An example from Lower Cretaceous reservoir sandstones (Sirt basin, Libya): AAPG Bulletin, v. 86, p. 1573-1591.

Goldstein, R.H., 2001, Perspectives: Paleoenvironment, Clues from Fluid Inclusions, Science, v. 294, p. 1009-1010.

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Benison, K. and Goldstein, R.H., 2001, Evaporites and siliciclastics of the Permian Nippewalla Group of Kansas: A case for deposition in saline lakes and saline pans: Sedimentology, v. 48, p. 165-188

C. Rossi, R. Marfil, R.H. Goldstein, R. Salas, A. Permanyer, J.A. de la Peña, M.A. Caja, and M.I. Benito, 2001, Diagenetic and oil migration history of the Kimmeridgian Ascla Formation, Maestrat Basin, Spain, Marine and Petroleum Geology v.18 (3), p. 287-306

Montgomery, P., Farr, M.R., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2001, Constraining controls on carbonate sequences with high resolution chronostratigraphy: Upper Miocene, Cabo de Gata region, SE Spain: Paleogeography, Paleoclimatology, Paleoecology, v. 2693, p. 1-35

Goldstein, R. H., 2001, Fluid inclusions in sedimentary and diagenetic systems, Lithos, v. 55, 159-193

Franseen, E.K, Goldstein, R.H., and Esteban, Mateu, 2001, Miocene strata of southeastern Spain, sequence development, predictability and porosity distribution, AAPG Field Seminar Guidebook, 168 pp.

Goldstein, R.H., 2001 Biography of Paul Enos, Francis J. Pettijohn Medallist for Excellence in Sedimentology: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 71, p. 1033.

Rossi, C., Goldstein, R.H., and Marfil, R. (2000) Pore fluid evolution and quartz diagenesis in the Khatatba Formation, Western Desert, Egypt: Journal of Geochemical Exploration, v. 69-70, p. 91-96

Luczaj, J. A. and Goldstein, R.H. (2000), Diagenesis of the lower Permian Krider Member, southwest Kansas: fluid inclusion, U-Pb, and fission-track evidence for reflux dolomitization during latest Permian time: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 70, p. 762-773

Rasbury, E. T., Meyers, W.J., Hanson, G.N., Goldstein, R.H., and Saller, A.H., (2000) Relationship of uranium to petrography of caliche paleosols with application to precisely dating the time of sedimentation: Journal of Sedimentary Research, p. 604-618.

Goldstein, R.H. and Reynolds, T.J (2000) Fluid inclusions in diagenetic minerals: in Carbonate Diagenesis II: Dolomites and Fluid Inclusions (ed. by P. A. Scholle and N. P. James) SEPM Photo CD # 23, 366-520.

Goldstein, R. H. (2000) Subaerial Exposure Fabrics: in Carbonate Diagenesis I: Limestones (ed. by P. A. Scholle and N. P. James) SEPM Photo CD #22, 169-198.

Franseen, E. K., and Goldstein, R. H (2000) Miocene strata of the Mediterranean region: in, Jurassic, Cretaceous and Tertiary Carbonates and Associated Rocks (ed. by P. A. Scholle and N. P. James) SEPM Photo CD #19, 501-524

Benison, K.C. and Goldstein, R.H., 2000, Sedimentology of ancient saline pans: An example from the Permian Opeche Shale, Williston basin, North Dakota, U.S.A.: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 70, p. 159-169

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Franseen, E.K, Goldstein, R.H., and Esteban, Mateu, 2000, Miocene strata of southeastern Spain, sequence development, predictability and porosity distribution, AAPG Field Seminar Guidebook, 159 pp.

McKirahan, J., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K. (2000) Sequence Stratigraphy of the Lane-Island Creek Shales and the Farley Limestone in Northeastern Kansas and Geologic Factors Affecting the Quality of Limestone Aggregates. K-tran Report # K-TRAN: KU-97-1, Kansas Department of Transportation, 236 pp.

Benison, K.C. and Goldstein, R.H., 2000, Sedimentology of ancient saline pans: An example from the Permian Opeche Shale, Williston basin, North Dakota, U.S.A.: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 70, p. 159-169

Newell, K.D., and Goldstein, R.H., 1999, Evidence from fluid inclusions on depths, timing, and environments of dolomitization in Ordovician Viola Formation, Kansas, USA; in Proceedings of the Fifteenth Biennial European Conference on Research on Fluid Inclusions, Potsdam, Germany: Terra Nostra 99 (GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam), v. 6 , p. 214-216

Newell, K. D., and Goldstein, R.H., 1999, A new technique for surface and shallow subsurface paleobarometry using fluid inclusions: an example form the Upper Ordovician Viola formation, Kansas, USA: Chemical Geology, v. 154, p.97-111.

Benison, K. C., and Goldstein, R. H., 1999, Permian paleoclimate data from Fluid Inclusions in Halite: Chemical Geology, v. 154, p. 113-132

McKirahan, J., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 1998, Sequence Stratigraphy of the Lane-Island Creek Shales and the Farley Limestone, Kansas City Area, NE Kansas: Kansas Geological Survey Open-File Report 98-64.

McKirahan, J., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 1998, Geologic Factors Affecting the Quality of Limestone Construction Aggregate: An Example from the Farley Limestone, NE Kansas: Kansas Geological Survey Open-File Report 98-65.

Evans, K. R. and Goldstein, R. H., 1998, A New? Model for Sequence Stratigraphy of Mixed Carbonate and Siliciclastic Strata which applies to Subsidence-Dominated Miogeoclines: Upper Cambrian, Great Basin, USA, AAPG short papers and abstracts, annual meeting, 6 pp.

Rasbury, E. T., Hanson, G. N., Meyers, W.J., Holt, W.E., Goldstein, R. H., and Saller, A.H., 1998, The age of the Pennsylvanian-Permian boundary from U-Pb dating of paleosol calcite and implications for cycle duration: AAPG short papers and abstracts, annual meeting, 2 pp.

Goldstein, R.H. and Franseen, E.K., 1998, Biography of Lloyd C. Pray AAPG Bull.

Goldstein, R.H. and Franseen, E.K., 1998 Citation of Lloyd C, Pray for AAPG Distinguished Educator Award AAPG Convention Program

Rasbury, E.T., Hanson, G., N., Meyers, W.J., Holt, W.E., Goldstein, R.H., and Saller, A.H., 1998, U-Pb dates of paleosols: Constraints on late Paleozoic cycle durations and boundary ages: Geology, v. 26, p. 403-406.

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Benison, K.C., Goldstein, R.H., Wopenka, B., Burruss, R.C., and Pasteris, J.D., 1998, Extremely acid Permian lakes and ground waters in North America: Nature, v. 392, p. 911-914.

Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H. and Farr, M.R., 1998, Quantitative Controls on Location and Architecture of Carbonate Depositional Sequences: Upper Miocene, Cabo de Gata, SE Spain: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 68, p. 283-298.

Franseen, E. K., Goldstein, R.H., and Esteban, M., 1997, Miocene Reef Complexes of Southeastern Spain: Depositional Sequence Development and Predictability of Porosity Distribution. Geoprep Field Trip Guidebook, 137 pp.

Wojcik, K.M., Goldstein, R.H., and Walton, A.W., 1997, Regional and Local Controls of Diagenesis Driven by Basin-wide Flow System: Pennsylvanian Sandstones and Limestones, Cherokee Basin, Southeastern Kansas, (ed. by Montañez, I., Gregg, J., and Shelton, K.) SEPM Special Publication #57, Basin-Wide Diagenetic Patterns: Integrated petrologic, Geochemical, and Hydrologic Considerations. p. 235-252.

Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Farr, M.R., 1997, Substrate Slope and temperature controls on carbonate ramps: Revelations from Upper Miocene outcrops, SE Spain. (ed. by James and Clarke) SEPM Special Publication 56, Cool-Water Carbonates, p. 271-290

Franseen, E. K. and Goldstein, R. H., 1996, Paleoslope, sea level and climate controls on Upper Miocene platform evolution, Las Negras area, southeastern Spain. in E. K. Franseen, M. Esteban, W. C. Ward, and J.-M. Rouchy, Models for Carbonate Stratigraphy from Miocene Reef Complexes of the Mediterranean Regions. SEPM Concepts in Sedimentology and Paleontology #5, p. 159-176

Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., Esteban M, and Farr, M.R., 1996 Effects of climate, Substrate-paleoslope, Sea-level, and Paleo-oceanographic Conditions on Carbonate Platform Evolution: Revelations from Upper Miocene Strata of the Western Mediterranean: (extended abstract), Carbonates and Global Change: An Interdisciplinary Approach, SEPM/IAS Research Conference Volume, p. 58-59.

Goldstein, R. H. and Benison, K.C., 1996, Cation, Anion and 87Sr/86Sr Analyses of Inclusion Fluids Elucidate Processes of Reflux Dolomitization, Enewetak Atoll: (extended abstract) Pan-American Conference on Research on Fluid inclusions, p. 48-50.

Newell, K.D. and Goldstein, R. H., 1996, Paleobarometry using low-temperature heterogeneously entrapped fluid inclusions in quartz cement, Upper Ordovician Viola Formation, Kansas USA: (extended abstract) Pan-American Conference on Research on Fluid inclusions, p. 102-103.

Benison, K. C. and Goldstein, R. H., 1996, Permian Paleoclimate Data from Fluid Inclusions in Halite: (extended abstract) Pan-American Conference on Research on Fluid inclusions, p. 11-13.

Goldstein, R. H. and Franseen, E. K., 1995, Pinning points: A method providing quantitative constraints on relative sea-level history: Sedimentary Geology, v. 94,p. 1-10

Walton, A. W., Wojcik, K.M., Goldstein, R.H., and Barker, CE 1995, Diagenesis of Upper Carboniferous rocks in the Ouachita foreland shelf in the mid-continent USA: an overview

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of widespread effects of a Variscan-equivalent orogeny: Geologische Rundschau, v. 84, p. 535-551

Wojcik, K. M., Goldstein, R. H., and Walton, A. W., 1994, History of diagenetic fluids in a distant foreland area, Middle and Upper Pennsylvanian, Cherokee basin, Kansas: Fluid inclusion evidence: Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, v. 58, p. 1175-1192

Mckibben, M. A., Hall, D. L., and Goldstein, R. H., 1994, Introduction to Current Research on Fluid Inclusions (PACROFI IV): Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, v. 58, p. 1051

Johnson, W. J. and Goldstein, R. H., 1993, Cambrian sea water preserved as inclusions in marine low-magnesium calcite cement: Nature, v. 362, p. 335-337

Goldstein, R. H., 1993, Fluid inclusions as microfabrics: a petrographic method to determine diagenetic history, In Rezak, R. and Lavoi, D., (eds.), Carbonate Microfabrics, Frontiers in Sedimentary Geology, Springer-Verlag, p. 279-290

Franseen, E. K., Goldstein, R. H., and Whitesell, T. E, 1993, Sequence stratigraphy of Miocene carbonate complexes, Las Negras area, southeastern Spain: Implications for quantification of changes in relative sea level (Chapter 16): in Carbonate Sequence Stratigraphy: Recent Developments and Applications, ed. by Loucks and Sarg, AAPG Memoir 57, p. 409-434

Watts, K. F., Carlson, R. C., Dumoulin, J. A., Eckstein, M. K., Enos, Paul, Goldstein, R. H., Gruzlovic, P. D., Harris, A. G., Imm, T. A., Krumhardt, A. P., Lasota, D. K., Mamet, B., Morgan, S. K., 1993, Analysis of Reservoir Heterogeneities due to Shallowing-upward Cycles in Carbonate Rocks of the Pennsylvanian Wahoo Limestone of Northeastern Alaska: DOE Final Report. Contract DE-AC22-89BC14471, 433 pp.

Wojcik, K. M., McKibben, M. A., Goldstein, R. H., and Walton, A. W., 1992, Diagenesis, thermal history, and fluid migration, Middle and Upper Pennsylvanian rocks, southeastern Kansas in Source rocks in the southern Midcontinent (ed. by Johnson and Cardott), Oklahoma Geological Survey Circular 93, p 144-159

Barker, C E., Goldstein, R. H., Hatch, J. R., Walton, A. W., and Wojcik, K. M., 1992, Burial history and thermal maturation of Pennsylvanian rocks, Cherokee basin, Southeastern Kansas: in Source rocks in the southern Midcontinent (ed. by Johnson and Cardott), Oklahoma Geological Survey Circular 93 p. 299-310

Carlson, R. C., Goldstein, R. H., Enos, P., and Watts, K. F., 1992, Surfaces of subaerial exposure in the Carboniferous Lisburne Group, northeastern Alaska: Alaska Geology, v. 21, p. 1-5

Franseen, E. K., Goldstein, R. H., Braga, J. C, and Martin, J. M., 1992, Late Miocene Carbonate Sequences of Southeastern Spain, A Guidebook for the Las Negras and Sorbas Areas. Guidebook in conjunction with SEPM/IAS Research Conference on Carbonate Stratigraphic Sequences: Sequence Boundaries and Associated Facies, 108 pp.

Goldstein, R. H., 1991, Stable isotope signatures associated with paleosols, Late Pennsylvanian Holder Formation, New Mexico: Sedimentology, v. 38, p. 67-77

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Goldstein, R. H., 1991, Practical aspects of cement stratigraphy with illustrations from Pennsylvanian limestone and sandstone, New Mexico and Kansas: SEPM Short Course #25: Luminescence Microscopy and Spectroscopy, p. 123-132; 190-191

Goldstein, R. H., Halley, R. B., and Scholle P. A., 1991, Upper Paleozoic bioherms in the northern Sacramento Mountains: AAPG Field Trip Guidebook, 99 pp.

Goldstein, R. H., Anderson, J. E., and Bowman, M. W., 1991, Diagenetic responses to sea-level change: Integration of field, stable-isotope, paleosol, paleokarst, fluid-inclusion, and cement-stratigraphy research to determine history and magnitude of sea-level fluctuation: Sedimentary Modeling: Computer Simulations and Methods for Improved Parameter Definition, Kansas Geological Survey Publication Bulletin #233, p. 139-162

Barker, C.E. and Goldstein, R.H., 1991, Reply on "Fluid Inclusions technique for determining maximum temperature in calcite and its comparison to the vitrinite reflectance geothermometer.", Geology, v. 19. p. 1242

Goldstein, R.H., Franseen, E.K., and Mills, M.S., 1990, Diagenesis associated with subaerial exposure of Miocene strata, southeastern Spain: Implications for sea-level change and preservation of low-temperature fluid inclusions in calcite cement: Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, p. 699-704

Goldstein, R.H., 1990, Petrographic and geochemical evidence for origin of paleospeleothems, New Mexico: Implications for the application of fluid inclusions to studies of diagenesis: Journal of Sedimentary Petrology, p. 282-292

Barker, C.E. and Goldstein, R.H., 1990, A fluid inclusion technique for determining maximum temperature and its comparison to the vitrinite reflectance geothermometer: Geology, p. 1003-1006. Geological Society of America Supplementary Material 9022 published along with the paper

Barker C.E. and Goldstein, R.H., 1990, A fluid inclusion technique for determining peak temperature and its application to establish a refined calibration for the vitrinite reflectance geothermometer: USGS Circular 1060, p. 6-8

Goldstein, R.H. and Reynolds, T.J., 1990, Systematics of fluid inclusions in diagenetic minerals - Notes for a short course: The University of Manchester, 79 pp.

Goldstein, R.H., Carlson, R.C., Bowman, M.W., and Anderson, J.A., 1989, Diagenetic responses to sea-level change-integration of field, stable isotope, paleosol, and cement-stratigraphy research to determine history and magnitude of sea-level fluctuation. In: Franseen, E.K. and Watney, W.L., (eds.) Sedimentary Modeling: Computer Simulation of Depositional Sequences. Kansas Geological Survey Subsurface Geology 12, p. 59-60.

Goldstein, R.H., 1988, Paleosols of Late Pennsylvanian cyclic strata, New Mexico: Sedimentology, v. 35, p. 777-803.

Goldstein, R.H., 1988, Cement stratigraphy of Pennsylvanian Holder Formation, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico: AAPG Bulletin, v. 72, p. 425-438.

Goldstein, R.H. and Reynolds, T.J., 1988, Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Minerals: Short course notes, Chevron Oil Field Research, 40 pp.

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Goldstein, R.H., 1986, Reequilibration of fluid inclusions in low-temperature calcium-carbonate cement: Geology, v. 14, p. 792-795Geological Society of America Supplementary Material 86-23 is a published supplement that was reviewed with the paper and should be considered part of the paper, 17 pp.

Goldstein, R.H., 1983, Stratigraphy and sedimentology of ice-rafted and turbidite sediment, Canada Basin, Arctic Ocean: in Molnia, ed., Glacial-Marine Sedimentation: New York, Plenum, p. 367-400.

TECHNICAL REPORTS

Ray Mitchell, Robert Goldstein, Lung-Chuan Kuo, 2011,Source Potential, Diagenesis, and Thermal History of the Lowermost Lodgepole Fm.: Implications for the Bakken Petroleum System, Williston Basin, North Dakota ConocoPhillips TS Report, Project #WNT.500531, 78 pp.

Roberts, J.A., Gonzalez, L.A., Goldstein, R.G., Kenward, P., and Welch, D., Olcott, A., and Fowle, D.A. (10/2008) Experimental Carbonate Precipitation and Dissolution: Novel approaches to understanding and quantifying carbonate mineral precipitation in natural systems. Report to Shell Exploration and Production.

Roberts, J.A., Gonzalez, L.A., Goldstein, R.G., Kenward, P., and Welch, D. (1/2008) Experimental Carbonate Precipitation and Dissolution: Novel approaches to understanding and quantifying carbonate mineral precipitation in natural systems. Annual report to Shell Exploration and Production.

Goldstein, R.H., Annual report to ExxonMobil on Diversity initiative with UPRM; moving into the future and expanding its scope

Goldstein, R.H., Report to StatoilHydro on collaborative studies on hydrothermal dolomite in Iran; Research and exploration studies; Fluid Inclusion analysis.

Roberts, J.A., Gonzalez, L.A., Goldstein, R.G., DeChoudens-Sanchez, V., and Kenward, P. (2/2007) Experimental Carbonate Precipitation and Dissolution: Novel approaches to understanding and quantifying carbonate mineral precipitation in natural systems. Annual report to Shell Exploration and Production.

Goldstein, R.G. (2007) The state-of-the-art in carbonate diagenesis; potential for future contributions from the KU Department of Geology: Report to StatoilHydro Corporation

Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2007, Miocene-Pliocene, Photozoan and Heterozoan Carbonate Complexes in SE Spain: Ongoing and Future Research: Report to ExxonMobil

Hiemstra, Erik and Goldstein, R.H., 2003, Diagenesis and Fluid Migration in the Indian Basin oil field; Marathon Oil Co, ChevronTexaco, Kerr-McGee

Newell, K.D. and Goldstein, R.H., 1997, Lithologic Descriptions and Diagenesis of the Pennsylvanian Strawn Formation in Val Verde Basin, Texas, Conoco internal report, 112 pp.

Newell, K.D. and Goldstein, R.H., 1997, Analysis of Fluid inclusions, stable isotopes and fluid inclusions mass spectra of the Pennsylvanian Strawn Formation, Val Verde Basin Texas, Conoco internal report, 54 pp.

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Newell, K.D. and Goldstein, R.H., 1997, Paragenesis and diagenetic features of the Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian) Strawn Formation, Val Verde Basin, Texas, Conoco internal report, 16 pp.

Newell, K. D. and Goldstein, R.H., 1996, Thermal History of Subsurface samples I: Texaco Internal Report

Newell, K. D. and Goldstein, R.H., 1996, Thermal History of Subsurface samples II: Texaco Internal Report

Goldstein, R.H. and Johnson, W.J., 1991, Thermal History of Carbonate Strata, Venezuela: EXXON Venezuela internal report.

Goldstein, R.H. and Johnson, W.J., 1991, Thermal history of Knox Group dolomite, deep Black Warrior Basin: ARCO internal report.

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Erich de Zoeten and Robert H. Goldstein, 2018, Open system diagenesis in unconventional reservoirs of the Midland Basin, Howard County, Texas: Pan American Current Research on Fluid Inclusions Abstracts, p. 39-40.

Zhaoqi Li, Robert Goldstein, Evan Franseen, 2018, Application of fluid inclusions to study low-temperature diagenesis in Miocene carbonates, La Molata, SE Spain: Pan American Current Research on Fluid Inclusions Abstracts, p. 63-64.

Erich de Zoeten and R. H. Goldstein, 2018, Controls on Reservoir Quality of the Carbonates of the Wolfcamp A in the Eastern Midland Basin (Howard County, Texas): A Case for Active, Open-System Diagenesis: AAPG Abstracts with programs, p. 66

A. Flotron, E. K. Franseen, and R. H. Goldstein, 2018, Sedimentologic and Stratigraphic Controls on Reservoir Sweet Spots in Wolfcamp ‘A,’ Howard County, Midland Basin: AAPG Abstracts with programs, p. 67

Erich de Zoeten and Robert H. Goldstein, 2017, Diagenetic History of the Wolfcamp A in the Eastern Midland Basin, Texas: Search and Discovery Article #51395

Abdul Wahab, Paul Enos, and Robert H. Goldstein, 2017, Porosity in Vuggy Carbonates Measured Over Six Orders of Magnitude: Search and Discovery Article #51402

Evan K. Franseen, Robert H. Goldstein, 2017, Build and Fill Stratigraphic Sequences in Carbonates: Search and Discovery Article #51403

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Evan K. Franseen, and Robert H. Goldstein, 2017, The Impact of Paleotopography on Transport of Reef Carbonates to Basinal Settings: Lessons from the Upper Miocene of Spain: Search and Discovery #51404

Karen Lechtenberg, Robert Goldstein, and Evan Franseen, 2016, Modeling Controls on the Architecture of Phylloid Algal and Associated Reservoirs from Outcrop Analogs: Lower Ismay Zone (Pennsylvanian), Utah, USA: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts with Program

Tony Pugliano, Robert H. Goldstein and Evan K. Franseen, 2016, Fining Upward cyclothems and clinothems are fundamental units making up the architecture of many heterozoan carbonate system: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts with Program

Evan K. Franseen and Robert H. Goldstein, 2016, Build-and-Fill Stratigraphic Sequences in Carbonates, Dolomieu Conference Abstracts

Tony Pugliano, Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, and Hassan Eltom, 2016, Impact of low-temperature diagenesis on petrophysical properties in heterozoan carbonates, Dolomieu Conference Abstracts

Dustin J. Stolz, Evan K. Franseen, Robert H. Goldstein, 2015, Character of the Avalon Shale (Bone Spring Formation) of the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico: Effect of Carbonate-rich Sediment Gravity Flows, Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

Tony Pugliano, Luis Montalvo, Robert Goldstein, 2015, Thermal and Fluid History of the Midcontinent interpreted from Megaquartz in the Simpson Sandstone and Mississippian Lime, SE Kansas, KICC Abstracts with Program

Tony Pugliano, Robert Goldstein, Evan Franseen, 2015, Fundamental Units of Heterozoan Carbonates: Sedimentologic and Reservoir Properties of Shoaling- and Fining-Upward Cycles, KICC Abstracts with Program

Evan K. Franseen, Robert H. Goldstein, Christopher Johnson, and Alan Byrnes, 2015, Stratigraphic Architecture and Reservoir Character for Upper Miocene Deep-Water Heterozoan Carbonates, SE Spain, KICC Abstracts with Program

Sweeney, Rafferty, Goldstein, Robert, and Franseen, Evan, 2015, Platform controls on basin sedimentation: The role of paleotopography and relative sea level, La Rellana Platform and Agua Amarga Basin, Cabo de Gata, SE Spain, AAPG ACE Abstracts with Program

Abdul Wahab, Paul Enos & Robert H. Goldstein, 2015, Diagenetic Trends and Porosity Evolution Associated with Unconformities in the Mid-Cretaceous High Relief Carbonate Platform, the El Abra Formation, Mexico: AAPG ACE Abstracts with Program

Pugliano, Tony, Goldstein, Robert, and Franseen, Evan 2015 Fundamental Units of Heterozoan Carbonates: Sedimentologic and Reservoir Properties of Shoaling- and Fining-Upward Cycles: Search and Discovery #41687 (2015)

Goldstein, Robert H., 2015, Major Impacts of Multiple Stages of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow on Carbonate Reservoirs: Abstracts, Mountjoy Conference Advances in Characterization and Modeling of Complex Carbonate Reservoirs, Banff, Alberta

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Goldstein, R.H., 2015, Impact of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow on Conventional and Unconventional Carbonate-Rich Reservoirs, Midcontinent USA: Carbonate Plays around the World – Analogues used to support Exploration and Development, AAPG and EAGE Workshop volume, February 2015, New Orleans

Goldstein, R.H., 2015, History of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow in the Midcontinent: A Key to Understanding the Origin and Distribution of Porosity: Oklahoma City Geological Society Luncheon series and Newsletter

Immenhauser, A., Geske, A., Goldstein R.H., Richter, D.K., Kluge, T., John, C.M. and Buhl, D., 2014 The Magnesium Isotope (Delta 26Mg) Signature of Dolomite: Reservoir Quality of Clastic and Carbonate Rocks: Analysis, Modelling, and Prediction, Geological Society of London Program and Abstracts, p. 18

Goldstein, R.H., 2014, Hydrothermal Fluid Flow: Structural and Stratigraphic Controls on Thermal Structure, Flow Rate and Reservoir Properties: Reservoir Quality of Clastic and Carbonate Rocks: Analysis, Modelling, and Prediction, Geological Society of LondonProgram and Abstracts, p. 135-136.

Katherine Cooper, Yitian Xiao, Fiona Whitaker, Robert Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li, Evan Franseen, Sherry Stafford and Gareth Jones, 2014, Reactive transport modeling of mixed fluid dolomitisation: Traditional coastal mixing zones and ascending freshwater-mesohaline mixing: AAPG Abstracts with programs

Richter, P., Gonzalez, L., and Goldstein, R.H., 2014, Dolomitization in the Isla de Mona Reef Complex: Marine, Mixing, or Biogenic? AAPG Abstracts with Programs

Zhaoqi Li, Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, 2014, Climate, Duration and Mineralogy Controls on Meteoric Diagenesis: AAPG Abstracts with Programs

A. É. Csoma, H. F. El-Sobky, R. M. Phelps; C. J. Liu; Y. Liu, J. Luczaj; R. H. Goldstein,

2014, Modeling anhydrite distributions in the San Andres Formation, Permian Basin: Part 1: From quantitative pore evaluation to simulation: AAPG Abstracts with Programs

Dustin J. Stolz, Evan K. Franseen* and Robert H. Goldstein, 2014, Reservoir Character of the Avalon Shale (Bone Spring Formation) of the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico: Effect of Carbonate-rich Sediment Gravity Flows: KICC extended abstracts with program, p. 123-126

Bradley King and Robert H. Goldstein, 2014, History of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow in the Midcontinent: A Key to Understanding the Origin and Distribution of Porosity? KICC extended abstracts with program, p.41-44

Zhaoqi Li, Robert H. Goldstein*, and Evan K. Franseen, 2014, Ascending Freshwater-Mesohaline Mixing: A New Model for Dolomitization: KICC extended abstracts with program, p. 71-74

Minh Cong Nguyen, Jyun-Syung Tsau, Evan K. Franseen and Robert H. Goldstein, 2014, A Reservoir-Analog Model Study of Scale Up Processes for Facies Distributions and Connected Volumes in Miocene Deep-water Carbonate Deposits of the Agua Amarga Basin, SE Spain: KICC extended abstracts with program, p. 91-94.

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W. Lynn Watney, Jason Rush, John Doveton, Mina Fazelalavi, Eugene Holubnyak, Bob Goldstein, Brad King, Jen Roberts, David Fowle, Christa Jackson, George Tsoflias, 2014, Overview, Current Research, and Major Findings for Two Long Paleozoic Cores -- Berexco Wellington KGS #1-32, Sumner County, KS and Berexco Cutter KGS #1, Stevens County, Kansas: KICC extended abstracts with program

Tony Pugliano, Robert H. Goldstein, and Evan K. Franseen, 2014, Sedimentologic and Reservoir Character of Shoaling and Fining-Upward Cycles: Fundamental Building Blocks of Heterozoan Carbonate Reservoirs KICC extended abstracts with program, p.103-106

Goldstein, Robert H., 2013, Dubois, M., Goldstein, R.H., and Hasiotis, S., 2013 Eolian siliciclastic-dominated lithofacies in Council Grove Group (Permian, Wolfcampian) northwest portion of Hugoton-Panoma Field, Southwest Kansas AAPG midcontinent abstracts with programs.

Goldstein, R.H., and King, B.D., 2013 Integrating diagenetic data to develop models for preferential hydrothermal flow below stratigraphic discontinuities: GSA Abstracts with programs, Vol. 45, No. 7., p. 28.

Jennifer A. Roberts Paul A. Kenward Robert Goldstein, David Fowle Luis A. Gonzalez David S. Moore Ryan Scott Voegerl, 2013, Exploring the role of surface-bound carboxyl-group density of organic matter in low-temperature dolomite formation GSA Abstracts with Programs Vol. 45, No. 7. P. 819

R. H. Goldstein, R. W. Mitchell, 2013, Diagenesis, Fluid, and Thermal History of Carbonate Mudrocks; An Example from the Lower Lodgepole Formation, Williston Basin: AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90163©2013AAPG 2013 Annual Convention and Exhibition, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 19-22, 2013

Li, Z., R. H. Goldstein, E. Franseen Meteoric Calcite Cementation: Diagenetic Response to Relative Sea-Level Fall and Effect on Porosity and Permeability, Upper Miocene, Southeast Spain: AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90163©2013AAPG 2013 Annual Convention and Exhibition, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 19-22, 2013

D. Stolz, K. Mouton, R. H. Goldstein, E. Franseen, J. Doveton, 2013, Sediment Gravity Flow Deposits in the Avalon Shale Play of the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90163©2013AAPG 2013 Annual Convention and Exhibition, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 19-22, 2013

Katherine Cooper, Yitian Xiao, Fiona Whitaker, Robert Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li, Evan Franseen, Sherry Stafford and Gareth Jones (2013) Reactive transport modeling of mixed fluid dolomitisation: Traditional coastal mixing zones and ascending mixing of fresh-mesohaline water: British Sedimentologic Research Group Abstracts

Dustin Stolz, Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, and Kemit Mouton (2013) Stratigraphy and Reservoir Character of Carbonate Sediment Gravity Flows in the Avalon Shale Play of the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico: Proceedings, Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium

Bradley King and Robert Goldstein (2013) Hydrothermal Fluid Flow and Thermal

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History in Arbuckle and Mississippian Midcontinent Reservoirs: Proceedings, Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium

Paula Richter, Luis A. González, Robert H. Goldstein, and Jennifer A. Roberts (2013) Revisiting Dolomitization in the Isla De Mona Reef Complex: Marine, Mixing, Reflux, or Biogenic? : Proceedings, Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium

Zhaoqi Li, Robert Goldstein, and Evan Franseen (2013) Effect of Meteoric Calcite Cementation on Porosity and Permeability; A Model from the Miocene of Spain: Proceedings, Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium

Anna Geske, R. Goldstein, D. K. Richter, D. Buhl, Tobias Kluge, Cedric M. John, and A. Immenhauser, 2013 Establishing the magnesium isotope 26Mg) signature of early and late diagenetic dolomite types Goldschmidt abstracts 2013 Mineralogical Magazine, v. 77, p. 1160, doi:10.1180/minmag.2013.077.5.7

Fairchild, J., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2012, Paleotopography and Sea-Level Controls on Facies Distribution and Stratal Architecture in the Westerville Limestone (Upper Pennsylvanian), NE Kansas and NW Missouri: AAPG Annual Meeting, Long Beach, CA, April 2012

Dvoretsky, R.A., Goldstein, R. H., and Franseen, E. K., 2012, Static Reservoir-analog Modeling of Focused-flow and Dispersed-flow Resedimented Deep-water Carbonate Deposits: Upper Miocene, Agua Amarga Basin, Southeast Spain: AAPG Annual Meeting, Long Beach, CA, April 2012.

Zhaoqi Li, Robert H. Goldstein, and Evan K. Franseen, 2012 Diagenetic Controls on Porosity and Permeability in Upper Miocene Carbonates, La Molata, SE Spain: AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition, Long Beach, California, April 22-25, 2012, Search and Discovery Article #50709

Jennifer A. Roberts, Paul A. Kenward, David A. Fowle, Robert H. Goldstein, Luis A. González, and David S. Moore (2012) The role of organic carbon character in facilitating low-temperature dolomite formation ISEB

A. E. Csoma, R.M. Phelps, H.F. El-Sobky, J. Luczaj, R.H. Goldstein, C. Lui, X. Liu, 2012, Quantifying karst-filling anhydrite distirbutions from port to log scales: San Andres Formation, Permian Basin Par 1: Understanding the Process, Fundamental Controls on Flow in Carbonates, AAPG/SPE/SEG Hedberg Research Conference Special volume p. 100-101

Robert Goldstein, Rachel Dvoretsky, Evan Franseen. 2011, Stratigraphy and Reservoir-Analog Modeling of Miocene Deep-water Carbonate Deposits: Agua Amarga Basin, Southeast Spain: KICC Annual Meeting Abstracts

Robert H. Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen, Zhaoqi Li, Erin Young, Anita Csoma, Govert Buijs, and Jessica Poteet, 2011, Diagenetic Controls on Reservoir Character: Surfaces and Setting: KICC Annual Meeting Abstracts

Roberts, Jennifer A. Kenward, Paul A. Fowle, David A., Goldstein, Robert H. Gonzalez, Luis A. Moore, David S., 2011, The role of organic carbon character in facilitating low-temperature dolomite formation: International Symposium on Environmental Biogeochemistry 2011 Frontiers in Biogeochemistry, Abstracts with Program

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Csoma, Anita, Goldstein, Robert H., and Buijs, Govert J., 2011, Quantitative Diagenesis: How shall we move it forward? 14th Bathurst Meeting of Carbonate Sedimentologists, program and abstracts

Sweeney, Rafferty, Goldstein, Robert H., and Franseen, Evan K., 2011, Facies distribution and morphologies of Miocene Carbonate platform deposits: The role of paleotopography, La Rellana platform, southeastern Spain, AAPG Abstracts with Programs

Knopf, Katherine, Franseen, Evan K., Goldstein Robert H., and Tsoflias, George, 2011 GPR Constraints on 3D Stratigraphic Architecture and Porosity in Microbialite-Oolite Sequences, Upper Miocene, SE Spain: AAPG Abstracts with Programs

González-Acebrón, L., Goldstein, R.H., Mas, J.R., Arribas, J., 2011, Hydrothermal quartz and calcite in gypsum pseudomorphs: Tera Group, Tithonian-Berriasian, Cameros Basin. European Current Research on Fluid Inclusions (ECROFI-XXI Montanuniversität Leoben, Austria, 9–11 August, 2011. Abstract Volume

Goldstein, R.H., (keynote), 2011, Building Models from Surfaces and Setting: Stratigraphic and Diagenetic Controls ConocoPhillips reservoir quality miniconference book of abstracts

Robert H. Goldstein, Zhaoqi Li, Evan Franseen, 2011, Diagenetic Controls on Character of Carbonate Reservoirs: Surfaces and Setting: Karst Waters Institute program with abstracts.

Sweeney, R.J., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2010, Influences of paleotopography on facies distribution and morphologies of Miocene carbonate platform deposits, La Rellana platform, southeastern Spain (abstract) 2010 GSA Denver Annual Meeting (31 October –3 November 2010) Paper No. 35-9

Robert H. Goldstein, 2010, What’s new in carbonate diagenesis: What we thought we knew and where we’re going: Kansas Geological Society Bulletin, v. 85, p. 10

Hess, Anya, Goldstein, Robert, and Franseen, Evan, 2010, Antecedent Topography as a Control on Facies Heterogeneity in a Shallow Heterozoan Carbonate System, SE Spain: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition Abstracts, New Orleans

Li, Zhaoqi, Goldstein, Robert, and Franseen, Evan, 2010, Mixing of Freshwater and Evaporated Seawater: A Control on Porosity Distribution in Upper Miocene Carbonates of Southeast: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition Abstracts, New Orleans

Walters, Lindsay, Franseen, Evan, Goldstein, Robert, and Byrnes, Alan, 2010, Heterogeneity of Miocene Deepwater Heterozoan Carbonates and Reservoir Potential: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition Abstracts, New Orleans

Young, Erin, Goldstein, Robert, and Franseen, Evan, 2010, Faults, Depositional Setting, Sea-Level Change, and Diagenesis Control on Heterogeneous Carbonate-Chert Reservoirs Within Mississippian (Osagean) Strata in South-East Kansas: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition Abstracts, New Orleans

González-Acebrón, Laura, Goldstein, R.H., Arribas, José, Mas, Ramón, Benito, M.I., 2009, Thermal evolution of the first stages of a rift record: Petrography and fluid inclusions: 27th IAS meeting of Sedimentology, Alghero, Italy

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Goldstein, R.H., 2009, Far-Reaching Effects of Hydrothermal Fluids on Carbonate Reservoirs: From Mountain Belt to Midcontinent: Bulletin, Tulsa Geological Society

Buijs, G.J.A. and Goldstein, R.H., 2009, Sequence architecture and paleoclimate controls on diagenesis related to subaerial exposure of icehouse cyclic Pennsylvanian and Permian carbonates: 27th IAS meeting of Sedimentology, Alghero, Italy

S.E. Kaczmarek, J. Bova, F.F. Whitaker, T. Leadbeater, E. Franseen, P.L. Smart, R. Goldstein, 2009, From Conceptual Models to Outcrop-Based Forward Models Using CARB3D+: Preliminary Findings from La Molata, Cabo de Gata, SE Spain: 27th IAS meeting of Sedimentology, Alghero, Italy

G.S. Benson, J. Bova, K.L. Putney, I. Gorman-Johnson, P. Wong, C. Glover, D. Hinds, N. Muratov, H. Quevedo, N. Stephens E. Franseen, R. Goldstein, 2009, Methods and Data for Accurate Digital Outcrop Model Construction Using an Upper Miocene Carbonate Complex, Las Negras, Spain: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition; June 7-10, 2009; Denver Colorado

R.A. Dvoretsky, E.K. Franseen, R.H. Goldstein, Geology, A.P. Byrnes, 2009, Reservoir Characterization and 3-D Static Modeling of In Situ Shallow-Water and Resedimented Deepwater Carbonate Deposits, Agua Amarga Basin, SE Spain: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition; June 7-10, 2009; Denver Colorado

S.E. Kaczmarek, J. Bova, F.F. Whitaker, T. Leadbeater, E. Franseen, P.L. Smart, R. Goldstein, 2009, From Conceptual Models to Outcrop-Based Forward Models Using CARB3D+: Preliminary Findings from La Molata, Cabo de Gata, SE Spain: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition; June 7-10, 2009; Denver Colorado

C.J. Lipinski, R.H. Goldstein, E.K. Franseen, G.P. Tsoflias, 2009, Oolite-Microbialite-Coral Reef 3-D Reservoir Analog Model of the Miocene Terminal Carbonate Complex, SE Spain: AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition; June 7-10, 2009; Denver Colorado

Dvoretsky, R.A., Franseen, E.K.,, Goldstein, R.H., and Byrnes, A.P., 2008, 3-D Reservoir-Analog Characterization of Focused-Flow, Deepwater Carbonate Deposits, Upper Miocene Agua Amarga Basin, SE Spain; AAPG 2008 Annual Convention and Exhibition Abstracts Volume, p. 51.

Fairchild, J.M., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2008, Subtle Sea-level and Paleotopographic Controls on Heterogeneity of an Oolite-Bearing System; AAPG 2008 Annual Convention and Exhibition Abstracts Volume, p. 57.

Lipinski, C.J., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2008, Paleotopographic Controls on Geometries and Facies Distribution in Oolite-Microbialite-Reef Sequences, Upper Miocene, SE Spain; AAPG 2008 Annual Convention and Exhibition Abstracts Volume, p. 122.

Kenward, P.K., Fowle, D.A., Gonzalez, L.A., Goldstein, R.H., and Roberts, J.A., (2008) Nucleation and precipitation of dolomite by methanogens, AAPG.

Kenward, P.A., Goldstein, R.G., Gonzalez, L.A., and Roberts, J.A. 2008, Precipitation of low temperature dolomite from an anaerobic microbial consortium: the role of methanogenic Archaea, Goldschmidt Conference,

Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Minzoni, M., 2007, Build-and-Fill Sequences in Carbonate Systems – An Emerging Picture: AAPG 2007 Annual Convention Abstracts Volume, p 48.

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Poteet, J., Franseen, E.K, and Goldstein, R.H., 2007, Late Diagenesis – The Key to Pennsylvanian Regressive Oomoldic Reservoirs (Central Kansas): AAPG 2007 Annual Convention Abstracts Volume, p 112.

Dvoretsky, R., Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Byrnes, A.P., 2007, 3-D Reservoir Characterization of a Point-Sourced Deepwater Carbonate Reservoir Analog, Upper Miocene, Agua Amarga Basin, SE Spain: AAPG 2007 Annual Convention Abstracts Volume, p 39.

Kenward, P.K., Gonzalez, L.A., Goldstein, R.H., and Roberts, J.A., (2007) Nucleation and precipitation of dolomite by methanogens, South Central/North Central GSA.

Kenward, P.K., Gonzalez, L.A., Goldstein, R.H., and Roberts, J.A., (2007) Impact of biogenic methane generation on formation of dolomite reservoirs, AAPG 2007 Annual Convention Abstracts Volume.

Robert H. Goldstein, Jennifer A. Roberts, and Luis A. González (2007) Changing Paradigms in Carbonate Diagenesis, AAPG 2007 Annual Convention Abstracts Volume (invited extended presentation)

Robert H. Goldstein, 2007, Fluid inclusions key in changing paradigms in carbonate diagenesis: European Current Research on Fluid Inclusions Abstracts, p. 40, (invited keynote, extended abstract and presentation)

Hasiotis, Stephen T., Anthony Walton, Jennifer A. Roberts, and Robert H. Goldstein, 2006, Distinguishing between trace fossils as organism-substratum interactions and traces of chemical fingerprints from life: Lunar and Planetary Science XXXVII 1522.

Emry, J, Goldstein, R., Franseen, E. K. 2006 Mounds that are Not Mounds: Build-and-Fill Architecture in Glacioeustatic Sequences, AAPG Annual Meeting Program with Abstracts

L. Qi, L., Carr, T. R. Goldstein, R. H., 2006, Carbonate Lithofacies Prediction Using Neural Network and Geostatistical 3D Modeling of Oolite Shoals, St. Louis Limestone, Southwest Kansas, AAPG Annual Meeting Program with Abstracts

Buijs, G. J. A. and Goldstein, R. H. (2006) Sequence Architecture and Climate Controls on Diagenesis Related to Subaerial Exposure in Pennsylvanian and Permian Cyclic Carbonates, Western Kansas, AAPG Annual Meeting Program with Abstracts

Roberts, Jennifer A., Kenward, Paul, Gonzalez, Luis and Goldstein, Robert, 2006, Mediation of Dolomite Precipitation by Methanogenic Microorganisms, AAPG Annual Meeting Program with Abstracts

Kenward, P A, Roberts, J, Gonzalez, L, Goldstein, R, 2006, Nucleation and Precipitation of Low-Temperature Dolomite by Methanogens, Eos Trans. AGU, 87(52), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract B22B-01

Qi, Lianshuang; Carr, Timothy R.; and Goldstein, Robert H., 2006, An Integrated Geostatistical Approach: Constructing 3D Modeling and Simulation of St.Louis Carbonate Reservoir Systems, Archer Field, Southwest Kansas. ReservoiCharacterization:Integrating Technology and Business Practices 26th Annual Gulf Coast Section SEPM Foundation Bob F. Perkins Research Conference 2006 Program and Abstracts p. 35

Martin K. Dubois and Robert H. Goldstein, 2005, Accommodation Model for Wolfcamp

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(Permian) Redbeds at the Updip Margin of North America’s Largest Onshore Gas Field: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts with Programs

Robert H. Goldstein and Erik Heimstra, 2005, The Indian Basin Field of New Mexico, a hydrothermal dolomite reservoir with implications for Kansas. Kansas Geological Society Symposium

Robert Goldstein and Evan Franseen, 2005, Controls on Deepwater carbonate sedimentation: ExxonMobil Research Symposium

Juli Emry, Robert Goldstein, Evan Franseen, and Robert Henthorne, 2005, Variables controlling durability of Limestone Aggregate: Federal Highway Research Symposium; Aggregates and Materials Group

Montgomery, P., Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Toomey, N.D., 2005, A High-Resolution Chronostratigraphy and Rock Magnetic Record for Tortonian Shallow-water Carbonate Sequences, Cerro de Ricardillo, SE Spain: Identifying Climatic and Sea-level Cycles using Magnetic Techniques: AAPG 2005 Annual Convention Abstracts Volume, p. A94  

Goldstein R.H and Csoma, Anita E, 2005 Carbonate Diagenesis from Evaporated Seawater: International Caribbean Geological Congress Abstracts with Programs

Heimstra, Erik and Goldstein, R.H., 2005 The diagenesis and fluid migration history of the Indian Basin Field, Eddy County, New Mexico II, WTGS “Unconventional Reservoirs, Technologies, and Strategies, New Perspectives for the Permian Basin

Franseen, Evan K. and Goldstein, Robert H. (2004) Build-and-Fill Sequences: Predictable Patterns of Creation and Destruction of Paleotopography in Small-Scale Sequences, AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts, p. A48.

Ritter, Matthew E. and Goldstein, Robert H. (2004) Diagenetic and Sea-Level Controls on Porosity Preservation: An Example from Oolitic and Crinoidal Carbonates, Mississippian, Kansas and Missouri: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts

Mallarino, Gianni, Goldstein, R.H. and Di Stefano, Pietro (2004) Evaluating Uplift Rates, Subsidence Rates, and Origin of Drowning UnconformitiesUsing Marine Cements: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts

Hiemstra, Erik J. and Goldstein, Robert H. (2004) The Indian Basin, New Mexico: A Tectonically Valved Hydrothermal Dolomite Reservoir: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts

Csoma, Anita E. and Goldstein, Robert H. (2004) Porosity Reduction in Meteoric-Marine Mixing Zones: Case Studies Illustrate some of the Controls on Calcite and Aragonite Precipitation in Mixing-Zones: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts

Montgomery, Paul, Franseen, Evan K., Goldstein, Robert H. and Hounslow, Mark W. (2004) Rates and Character of Opposite-Sense Small-Scale Tectonic Rotations Associated with Sinistral Transcurrent Shear Zones, Cabo de Gata Region, SE Spain: AAPG Annual Meeting Abstracts p. A99.

Franseen, E. K., Goldstein, Robert H., 2004, Build and fill: A stratigraphic pattern induced in cyclic sequences by sea level and paleotopography, Geological Society

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Dillett, P., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2004, Paleotopographic and Sea-level Controls on the Sequence Stratigraphic Character of a Heterozoan Carbonate Succession: Pliocene Carboneras Basin, Southeast Spain: SEPM Carbonate Research Meeting, AAPG Annual Convention, Dallas, Texas.

Adamski, James C., Roberts, Jennifer A., Goldstein, Robert H., 2004, Entrapment of bacteria in fluid inclusions in laboratory grown halite, Geological Society of America Annual Meeting Abstracts, p. 103

Franseen, Evan K., McKirahan, Jason, Goldstein, Robert H., 2004, Evaluation of Some Geologic Factors Affecting the Quality of Limestone Construction Aggregate, Proceedings, 5th Annual Highway Geology Symposium Kansas City, Missouri

Csoma, A. E., and Goldstein, R. H., 2003, Calcium-carbonate cementation in the meteoric-marine mixing zone: Processes and products: 22nd IAS Meeting of Sedimentology - Opatija 2003, Abstract Book, p. 35.

Mallarino, Gianni, Goldstein, R.H., Di Stefano, Pietro, 2003, Use of diagenesis to determine tectonic history of Jurassic Carbonate Platform, Sicily, 22nd IAS Meeting of Sedimentology - Opatija 2003, Abstract Book,

Toomey, N.D., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2003, Paleotopographic Controls on Carbonate Facies During an Interval of Warming Climate: Miocene, Cerro de Ricardillo, Southeast Spain. AAPG Abstracts with Programs, Salt Lake City 

Dillett, P., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2003, Geometries, Cyclicity and Facies of a Temperate-Water Carbonate Succession Deposited During Icehouse Conditions: Pliocene Carboneras Basin, Southeast Spain. AAPG Abstracts with Programs, Salt Lake City

Buijs, G.J.A. and Goldstein, R.H., 2003, Salinity-Driven Fluid Flow Controls Thermal and Diagenetic History, Pennsylvanian-Permian, Western Kansas. AAPG Abstracts with Programs, Salt Lake City

Hartig, K., Soreghan, G.S. and Goldstein, R.H., 2003, Origin of Dolomite in Loessitic Paleosols of the Lower Permian Abo/Tubb Units, Northeastern New Mexico. AAPG Abstracts with Programs, Salt Lake City

Rossi, C., Kalin, O., Alaminos, A., Goldstein, R. H., Salvadores, J., and Carr, C., 2003, Quartz Cementation Concomitant to Oil Charging Causes Major Reservoir Quality Variation in the Giant Ourhoud Field (Berkine Basin, Eastern Algeria), International AAPG Abstracts with Programs, Barcelona

Goldstein, R.H. and Franseen, R.H. 2002 Point sourced fill and fan sediment gravity flow deposits along a low relief basin margin, Miocene carbonates, Agua Amarga basin, southeast Spain, AAPG abstracts with programs, A65

Csoma, Anita E., Goldstein, R.H., Pomar, L., Simone, L., and Mindszenty, A., 2002, Diagenetic salinity cycles: A link between carbonate diagenesis and sequence stratigraphy. AAPG abstracts with programs, A36

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Mallarino, Gianni, Goldstein, R.H., Di Stefano, Pietro, 2002, A new technique for quantification of water de4pth applied to the demise of a carbonate platform, AAPG abstracts with programs, A109

Cornette, J. L., B. S. Lieberman, and R. H. Goldstein. 2002. A significant relationship between macroevolutionary origination rates and Phanerozoic PCO2 levels. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Abstracts with programs

Hasiotis, S. T., Rogers, J. R. and Goldstein, R. H., 2002, Traces of Life: Macro- and Microscopic Evidence of Past and Present Biogenic Activity Potentially Preserved in Extraterrestrial Sediments and Rocks.

Mallarino, G., Di Stefano, P. and Goldstein, R.H. (2001) A New Technique for Quantifying Water Depth in Ancient Carbonate Platform Deposits. Abstract, 21st International Association of Sedimentologists, Davos 3-5 September

Buijs, Govert, and Goldstein, R. H. (2001) Importance of Climate and Sequence Architecture on Meteoric Diagenesis of Pennsylvanian Limestone Reservoirs, Western Kansas, AAPG National Meeting

Csoma, Anita, Robert H. Goldstein, Andrea Mindszenty, Lucia Simone, Gabrielle Carannante (2001) Unconformity-related diagenesis of karstified Albian/Cenomanian strata, Monte Camposauro, AAPG National Meeting

Csoma, A, E., Goldstein, R. H., Mindszenty, A., Simone, L., 2001, Diagenetic salinity cycles record karst-water geochemistry, GSA abstracts with programs

Goldstein, Robert H. and Evan K. Franseen, 2000, Control of Original Basin Geomorphology on Sequences and Sediment Dispersal in Adjacent Basins, AAPG annual meeting programs and abstracts

Johnson, C. L. E. K. Franseen, and R. H. Goldstein, 2000, Interplay of Relative Sea-Level and Variable Paleotopography on Geometry and Facies in Temperate-Water Carbonates: An Example from the Upper Miocene, Southeastern Spain. AAPG annual meeting programs and abstracts

Ceriani, A,, C. Rossi, R. H. Goldstein, R. M., and A. Di Giulio, 2000, Fluid Inclusion Assemblages in Quartz Overgrowths Constrain Diagenetic Systems in Jurassic-Cretaceous Sandstone Reservoirs, Libya and Egypt, AAPG annual meeting programs and abstracts

A.Ceriani1, R.H.Goldstein2, C.Rossi3and A.Di Giulio, 2000, Fluid Inclusions as a Tool to Investigate Diagenetic Evolution of Clastic Petroleum Reservoirs: an Example from the Lower Cretaceous Upper Nubian Sandstones (Libya), Abstracts with programs, Italian Geological Congress, Trieste

A. Ceriani1, R.H.Goldstein2 and A.Di Giulio1, 2000, Fluid Inclusions in Quartz and Dolomite Cements Constrain Fluid and Thermal History in Lower Cretaceous, Upper Nubian Sandstones, Libya. Abstracts with programs, IAS annual meeting, Dublin

C.Rossi, R. Marfil, R.H. Goldstein, A. Permanyer, J.A. de la Pena, R. Salas, M.A. Caja, M.I. Benito and A. Ceriani (2000) – Diagenetic and oil migration history of the

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Kimmeridgian Ascla Formation, Maestrat Basin, Spain. IAS 20th Regional Meeting Abstract Volume, Dublin September 2000, pg. 51.

Anita Csoma, Andrea Mindszenty, Robert H. Goldstein, Lucia Simone, Gabrielle Carannante, 2000,Mixing-Zone Diagenesis of karstified Albian/Cenomanian strata, Monte Camposauro, Italy, Abstracts with programs, Italian Geological Congress, Trieste

Buijs, G., and Goldstein, Robert, H., 2000 Importance of Climate and sequence architecture on diagenesis of Pennsylvanian limestone reservoirs, western Kansas, Permo-Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms and Reefs, SEPM/IAS Research conference, programs and abstracts, p. 33

Newell, K.D., and Goldstein, R.H., 2000, Diagenesis and late stage porosity development in the Pennsylvanian Strawn Formation, Val Verde Basin, Texas, Permo-Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms and Reefs, SEPM/IAS Research conference, programs and abstracts, p. 106

McKirahan, J.R., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 2000, paleotopography, relative sea level and source area controls on stratal geometries and facies distribution of Upper Pennsylvanian cyclothemic strata, NE Kansas, Permo-Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms and Reefs, SEPM/IAS Research conference, programs and abstracts, p.100

McKirahan, J., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2000 Sequence stratigraphy of Lane-Island Creek Shales and the Farley Limestone in Northeastern Kansas and Geologic factors affecting the quality of limestone aggregates, Kansas Department of Transportation Technology Transfer Digest, v. 16, p. 6-7

Csoma, Anita, Mindszenty, Andrea, Goldstein, Robert H., Hips, Kinga, and Torok, Akos (1999) Early Diagenesis of Rudistid Limestones Controlled by a Migrating Forebulge System: 1999 AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, April 11-14.

Franseen, E.K. and Goldstein, R.H., 1999, Paleovalley Morphology: A Controlling Factor on Carbonate Sequence Location, Architecture and Sediment Dispersal, 1999 AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, April 11-14.

Toomey, N.D., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H, 1999, Comparison of Coastal Versus Distal Onlap in Upper Miocene Carbonates of Southeastern Spain: 1999 AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, April 11-14.

Wood, H.K., Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 1999, Well-Preserved Geometries of Red Algal Boundstone Wedges: Transgressive or Highstand?: 1999 AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, April 11-14.

Montgomery, P., Goldstein, R.H., Franseen, E.K., and Hounslow, M.W., 1999, Improving Magnetostratigraphy as a Chronostratigraphic Tool in Shallow Water Carbonate Deposits: 1999 AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, April 11-14.

Johnson, W.J., and Goldstein, R.H., 1999, Shallow Marine Low-Mg Calcite Cementation Promoted by Aragonite Dissolution: 1999 AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, April 11-14.

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Montgomery, P., Franseen, E.K., Farr, M.R., and Goldstein, R.H., 1998, Magnetostratigraphic Constraints on Upper Miocene Carbonate Platform Evolution, Cabo de Gata Region, Southeastern Spain: 1998 GSA Annual Meeting Abstracts with Programs, Toronto, Ontario, p. A-195.

Montgomery, P., Franseen, E.K., Farr, M.R., and Goldstein, R.H., 1998, Development of a High-Resolution Chronostratigraphy Utilizing Magnetostratigraphy to Constrain Upper Miocene Carbonate Platform Evolution, Cabo de Gata Region, Southeastern Spain: AAPG Student Exposition, September 21, Rice University, Houston, TX.

Goldstein, R.H., J. L. Banner, M.H. Kwong, J.A. Luczaj, W.B. Ward, and H. Westphal (1998) Importance of Brine Reflux in Diagenesis: Abstracts with program, SEPM research conference on fluid flow in carbonates

Benison, K.C., Goldstein, R.H., Wopenka, B., Burruss, R.C., and Pasteris, J.D. (1998) Fluid inclusions in halite indicate extremely acid Permian lakes and groundwaters, PACROFI abstracts with program

Brennan, S.T. and Goldstein, R.H., (1998) Fluid and thermal history of an exhumed petroleum reservoir: PACROFI abstracts with program

K.C. Benison, R.H. Goldstein, B. Wopenka, J.D. Pasteris (1998) Anatomy of an ancient, extremely acid saline lake system: the mid-Permian Opeche Shale of North Dakota: AAPG short papers and abstracts, annual meeting

K.C. Benison, 2, * and R.H. Goldstein (1998) Climate signals from the mid Permian Nippewalla Group of Kansas, GSA south-central section abstracts and program

Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Farr, M.R., 1997, Effect of Rates of Relative Sea-Level Change and Setting on Carbonate Depositional Sequences: 1997 AAPG/SEPM Annual Meeting, April 6-9, Dallas, TX.

E. T. Rasbury, G. N. Hanson and W.J. Meyers, R. H. Goldstein, 1997, Relationship of uranium enrichment to cement stratigraphy of a Late Paleozoic paleosol and the potential for precisely dating the time of sedimentation, GAC-MAC annual meeting

Goldstein, Robert H, Randall C. Carlson, and Paul Enos, (1997) Control of Paleotopography and Exposure Duration on Meteoric Calcite Cementation: Carboniferous Lisburne Group, Northeast Alaska, AAPG annual meeting

Rasbury, E. Troy, Gilbert N. Hanson, William J. Meyers, Arthur Saller, and Robert H. Goldstein, (1997) U-Pb Dating of Paleosol Calcite and the Potential for Greatly Improving the Time Framework for Sequence Stratigraphy, AAPG Annual Meeting

Westphal, Hildegard,, Goldstein, Robert, & Reijmer, John J. G., 1997, Sea-level Fluctuations and Diagenesis - Periplatform Carbonates from the Great Bahama Bank, IAS regional meeting, Heidelberg

E. T. Rasbury, G. N. Hanson and W.J. Meyers, R. H. Goldstein, 1996, U/Pb dating of the Pennsylvanian-Permian boundary from paleosols, New Mexico, EOS

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Goldstein, Robert H., 1996, Dolomite from Reflux of Moderate Salinity Brine, Enewetak Atoll: AAPG Progs and Abst., p. A54.

Franseen, E.K. and Goldstein, R.H., 1995, Sedimentary Responses to Relative Sea-level Falls Controlled by Paleoslope, Facies, and Climate: Examples from Upper Miocene Carbonate Sequences, SE Spain: (invited abstract) International conference on forced regression, London, 1995

Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 1995, Carbonate Bypass Ramps Controlled by Substrate Paleoslope, Late Miocene of Southeastern Spain: General Implications for Sequence Stratigraphy: 1995 AAPG International Conference, Nice, France.

Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H., 1995, Paleoslope, Sea Level and Climate Controls on Upper Miocene Ramp to Fringing Reef Depositional Sequences, SE Spain (invited abstract): 1995 AAPG/SEPM Annual Meeting, Houston.

Wojcik, K.M., Goldstein, R.H, and Walton, A. W., 1994, Diagenesis and regional fluid flow in Pennsylvanian sandstones and limestones: Cherokee Basin, southeastern Kansas. (extended abstract) in Basin-wide Diagenetic Patterns: Integrated Petrologic, Geochemical, and Hydrologic Considerations Abstracts. SEPM Research Conference, p. 90-91.

Walton, A. W., Wojcik, K.M., Goldstein, R.H., and Barker, C.E., 1994, Diagenesis of upper Carboniferous rocks in the Ouachita foreland shelf in the mid-continent of USA: Widespread effect of the Variscan-equivalent orogeny: GV-CGS research meeting, Prague

Franseen, E.K., Goldstein, R.H., and Whitesell, T.E., 1994, Sequence Stratigraphy and Quantitative Relative Sea-Level History for Late Miocene Carbonate Complexes, Las Negras Area, Southeastern Spain (expanded abstract): in Proceedings of the Interim Colloquium R.C.M.N.S. Miocene Reefs and Carbonate Platforms of the Mediterranean, May 3-6, 1994, p. 22.

Goldstein, R.H. and Franseen, E.K. 1993, Pinning points: A method that provides quantitative constraints on relative sea-level history, AAPG Bull. - abstracts for national meeting, p. 109.

Ahlberg, A. and Goldstein, R. H., 1993, Volcanic impact on the diagenesis of the Lower Jurassic Hoor Sandstone, Fennoscandian border zone, southern Sweden: Lundagarna, Historisk Geologich Paleontologi, v. 109, p. 1.

Goldstein, R.H., 1993, Calcite cement stratigraphy of Pennsylvanian carbonates reflects controls on heterogeneity of carbonate reservoirs: AAPG Hedberg Research Conference, Unconformities and Porosity Development in Carbonate Strata: Recognition, Controls and Predictive Strategies Abstracts, p. 24-25.

Whitesell, T.E., Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 1993, A record of late Miocene relative sea-level changes from subaerial exposure surfaces in the terminal carbonate complex, Las Negras, SE Spain, GSA Abstracts with Program

Goldstein, R.H., and Lehrmann, D.J., 1992, Fluid inclusions elucidate conditions of dolomitization in Eocene of Enewetak atoll: PACROFI IV Program and abstracts, p. 34.

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Wojcik, K.M., Goldstein, R.H., and Walton, A.W., 1992 History of diagenetic fluids in a distant foreland area: Middle and Upper Pennsylvanian rocks, Cherokee Basin, southeastern Kansas: PACROFI IV Program and Abstracts, p. 93.

Johnson, W.J. and Goldstein, R. H., 1992, Sea water fluid inclusions preserved within Cambrian-Ordovician marine cements indicate Cambrian-Ordovician sea water precipitated low-magnesium calcite: GSA Abstracts with Programs, p. 57

Carlson, R.C. and Goldstein, R.H., 1992, Cement stratigraphy of the Lisburne Group, Northeaster Brooks Range, Alaska: GSA Abstracts with Programs, p. 56

Wojcik, K.M., Barker, C.E., Goldstein, R. H., and Walton, A.W., 1991, Elevated thermal maturation in Pennsylvanian rocks, Cherokee basin, southeastern Kansas: Importance of regional fluid flow: (abst.) AAPG Bull. Abstracts, p. 231.

Goldstein, R. H., Anderson, J. E., and Phares, R. A., 1991, Multiple origins for zoned cathodoluminescent and noncathodoluminescent calcite cements in Pennsylvanian limestones: (abst.) AAPG Bull. Abstracts, p. 118.

Goldstein, R.H., Stephens, B.P., and Lehrmann, D.J., 1991, Fluid inclusions elucidate conditions of dolomitization in Eocene of Enewetak Atoll and Mid-Cretaceous Valles Platform of Mexico: (abst.) Dolomieu Conference on Carbonate Platforms and Dolomitization. p. 92-93.

Carlson, R.C., Goldstein, R.H., Enos, P., and Watts, K.F., 1991, Surfaces of subaerial exposure refine paleogeography, sea level history and sequence stratigraphy for the Carboniferous Lisburne Group, northeastern Alaska, GSA Abstracts with Programs, v. 23, no. 5

Wojcik, K.M., McKibben, M.E., Goldstein, R.H., and Walton, A.W., 1990, Diagenesis and fluid migration, Middle and Upper Pennsylvanian rocks, southeastern Kansas, Oklahoma Geological Survey Source Rock Symposium, Book of Abstracts.

Barker, C.E., Goldstein, R.H., Hatch, J.R., Walton, A.W., and Wojcik, K.M., 1990, Burial history and thermal maturation of Pennsylvanian rocks, Cherokee basin, southeastern Kansas, Oklahoma Geological Survey Source Rock Symposium, Book of Abstracts.

Walton, A.W., Wojcik, K., and Goldstein, R.H., 1990, Sandstone and limestone diagenesis in hot brines without deep burial; foreland shelf of Kansas, USA. (abst.) 13th International Sedimentological Congress, p. 585-586.

Goldstein, R.H., 1990, Fluid-inclusion petrography: a technique for determining diagenetic environment. In: Carbonate Microfabrics Symposium and Workshop Abstracts, Texas A and M University and NOARL, p. 30.

Goldstein, R.H., Anderson, J. A., and Stephens, B., 1989, Importance of one-phase all-liquid fluid inclusions in calcite and dolomite: Pan-American Current Research on Fluid Inclusions (abst.), v. 2, p. 26

Wojcik, K.M., Goldstein, R.H., and Walton A.W., 1989 Fluid migration and thermal history recorded in diagenetic phases of Pennsylvanian sandstones and limestones, SE Kansas, GSA Abstracts with Program, (abst.), v. 21, p. A-4

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Bowman, M.W. and Goldstein, R.H., 1988, Sandstone diagenesis in an interbedded carbonate-siliciclastic sequence, Virgilian Holder Formation, New Mexico (abst.) AAPG Abstracts with Program, v. 72, p.165

Goldstein, R.H., 1987, Extent of fluid inclusion reequilibration during burial diagenesis: (abst.) American Current Research on Fluid Inclusions, v. 1

Ward, W.B., Meyers, W.J., and Goldstein, R.H., 1985, Marine diagenesis of a phylloid algal mound. (abst.), AAPG Abstracts with Program, 1985 national meeting. v. 69, p. 315

Goldstein, R.H., 1981, Stratigraphy and sedimentology of Pleistocene - Holocene turbidites and glacial ice-rafted sequence, Canada Basin, Arctic Ocean, (abst.), AAPG abstracts with prog., 1981 national meeting. v. 65, p. 931

Burruss, R.C. and Goldstein, R.H., 1980, Time and temperature of hydrocarbon migration: Fluid inclusion evidence from the Fayetteville Formation, N. W. Arkansas. (abst.), GSA Abstracts with Programs, v. 12, p. 396

Burruss, R.C., Toth, D.J., and Goldstein, R.H., 1980, Fluorescence microscopy of hydrocarbon fluid inclusions: Relative timing of hydrocarbon migration events in the Arkoma Basin, N.W. Arkansas. (abst.), EOS, v. 61, p. 400.

VISITING SCIENTISTS - (Short- and long-term)

Anders Ahlberg - Lund University - Fluid inclusion study of quartz cementation in Jurassic Sandstone, Southern Sweden

William J. Meyers - SUNY - Stony Brook- Fluid inclusion study of Pleistocene speleothems, Mallorca

Bruce Ward - SUNY - Stony Brook- Fluid inclusion study of Devonian marine cements

Trixie Packmohr - SUNY - Stony Brook - Fluid inclusion study of Miocene dolomite, SE Spain

Heather Macdonald - William and Mary College - General instruction in fluid inclusion and sequence stratigraphy research

T.C. Onstott - Princeton University - Fluid inclusions in Triassic Basins

Irene Gomez - University of Wisconsin - Fluid inclusions in Pennsylvanian rocks of the Midcontinent and Cretaceous rocks of Spain

Mai Bixian - Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wushan, Guangzhou, Peoples Republic of China - Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Minerals

Anita Csoma - University of Budapest - Hungary - Fluid inclusions in Cretaceous reservoir rocks

Andrea Ceriani - University of Pavia – Italy – Fluid inclusions in Cretaceous sandstone, Libya

Carlos Rossi - University of Madrid – Spain – Fluid inclusions and diagenesis of strata from North Africa

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Gianni Mallarino - University of Palermo - Italy - Diagenesis of Neptunian Dike Fills from Jurassic Limestones, Sicily

Joe Whelan - USGS, Advice on Yucca Mountain Cement Stratigraphy

Lynn Soreghan - University of Oklahoma, Advice on Fluid Inclusions in Permian Dolomite

Nick Wilson - UNLV and DOE, Advise on Yucca Mountain Cement Stratigraphy

Mirek Slovakiewicz - Univ. of Warsaw, Fluid inclusion study of Travertine Calcite

Gianni Mallarino - University of Palermo, Italy - Jurassic drowning unconformities, quantification of tectonically driven uplift and subsidence rates

Lawrence Mutti - Juniata College - P-T conditions of faulting in low-grade metamorphic rocks of the Pennsylvania Appalachian Mountains

Kathryn Hartig - University of Oklahoma - Conditions of dolomite formation and recrystallization in Permian rocks of New Mexico

Maria Ochoa - Complutense de Madrid - Diagenesis and Metamorphism Cretaceous strata in Spain

Laura Gonzalez - Complutense de Madrid - Hydrothermal Sandstone Diagenesis

Maria Torres - University of Puerto Rico – Mayaguez - North Puerto Rican Dolomite

Noelle van Ee - University of Miami – Diagenetic study of Glovers Reef cores, Belize

Wou Yu - Fluid inclusion analysis of Tarim basin

PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIETY FIELD TRIPS

Play Concepts and Controls on Porosity Development, SE Spain – Co-led 5 day field seminar for KICC

Field Seminar to Spain – TOTAL

Field seminar in Spain for BHPBilliton

Led week-long field trip for BHPBilliton to West Texas and New Mexico

Yearly, lead week-long AAPG field seminar to Spain; Porosity Evolution in Carbonate Reservoirs

Led week-long field seminar to Spain for Norsk-Hydro

Led 2-day field trip for Indian Basin Geologic Associates - to Southern New Mexico

Led field trip to SE Spain for University of Barcelona, Spain, Museum National D'Histoire Naturelle, France, and Royal Holloway University of London, England – co-led with Evan Franseen

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Led field trip to SE Spain for Carbonates International – co-led with Evan Franseen and Mateu Esteban

Led field trip to SE Spain for Geoprep - co-led with Evan Franseen

Led field trip to SE Spain for Conoco - co-led with Evan Franseen

Led field trip to southeastern Spain, GEOPREP - co-led with Evan Franseen and Mateu Esteban

Led field trip to Sacramento and Guadalupe Mountains for British Petroleum - co-led with Evan Franseen

Led yearly field trip to Sacramento and Guadalupe Mountains for AAPG - co-led with Peter Scholle

Led field trip to Las Negras area, SE Spain in conjunction with SEPM/IAS Research conference on Carbonate Stratigraphic Sequences - co-led with Evan Franseen

Led field trip to Sacramento Mountains for a few faculty and students from SUNY Stony Brook to investigate late Paleozoic paleosols

CONSULTING TO FUND STUDENTS

BP - Randy Carlson

Exxon - Jeff Johnson

Arco - Jeff Johnson

INVITED SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS/SHORT COURSES/WORKSHOPS

Webinar Presenter (invited) – Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities – Cluster Hiring and Cross-Discipline Appointments

Short Course on Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Systems – PACROFI

Short course on Fluid Inclusions for ConocoPhillips

Controls on Carbonate Diagenesis: Oklahoma State University

Diagenetic Controls on Character of Carbonate Reservoirs: Surfaces and Setting: FC2 Annual Meeting

Stratigraphy and Reservoir-Analog Modeling of Miocene Deep-water Carbonate Deposits:Agua Amarga Basin, Southeast Spain: ConocoPhillips Lunch and Learn

The fundamental processes involved in reactive transport are insufficiently constrained to be able to simulate reactive transport: Panel member, FC2 annual meeting 2011

Carbonate reservoirs are too variable to quantify range of diagenetic and sedimentologic body geometries: Panel member, FC2 annual meeting 2011

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Diagenetic Controls on porosity and permeability in Upper Miocene Carbonates, La Molata SE Spain (presented by Zhaoqi Li) FC2 annual meeting 2011

Stratigraphic Horizon and Rock Property Modeling, La Molata Outcrop Study Area, Las Negras, Spain (poster presented by Greg Benson) FC2 annual meeting 2011

Developments in La Molata Diagenesis, SE Spain, (poster presented by Zhaoqi Li) FC2 annual meeting 2011

Co-instructor – Miocene reservoir analogs to SE Asia in Spain, BHP Billiton

Instructor – Systematics of fluid inclusions in diagenetic minerals, ConocoPhillips

What’s new in carbonate diagenesis: What we thought we knew and where we’re going - Talk, Kansas Geological Society

Advanced Geothermometry: Complutense de Madrid, May-June 2010

From Mountain Belt to Midcontinent – Talk, Tulsa Geological Society

Carbonate research at the University of Kansas, talk at BHP Billiton

Talk on hydrothermal porosity evolution, ExxonMobil

Advanced Fluid Inclusion Geochemistry: Complutense de Madrid, June 2009

Indian Basin Field Hydrothermally Modified Reservoir Core Workshop – Tulsa Geological Society

Fluid Inclusion Geochemistry: Complutense de Madrid, May 2008

Miocene-Pliocene, Photozoan and Heterozoan Carbonate Complexes in SE Spain: Ongoing and Future Research”, Shell Oil Company, Houston Texas. (half-day of presentations)

Co-instructor for AAPG Education Program: "Controls on Porosity Types and Distribution in Carbonate Reservoirs", Almeria, Spain, May 18-23, 2008 (five day field seminar)

Co-instructor for Miocene Reservoir Analogs in the Field", StatoilHydro, Almeria, Spain, May 13-15, 2008 (three day field seminar)

Co-instructor for Miocene Reservoir Analogs in the Field", SaudiAramco, Almeria, Spain, May 24-26, 2008 (two day field seminar)

Changing paradigms in Carbonate Diagenesis, Shell Oil Company, The Hague (one day of presentations)

New Developments in microbial controls on carbonate diagenesis, Shell Oil Company, The Hague (one day of presentations)

Systematics of fluid inclusions in diagenetic and low-grade metamorphic systems, Complutense de Madrid (four day short course)

Research directions of the University of Kansas Department of Geology and its diversity initiative with UPRM, ExxonMobil, Houston (one day of presentations)

Research directions on microbial controls on carbonate diagenesis, Shell Oil Company, Houston, (half day of presentations)

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Grant writing workshop - Geological Society of America National Convention

Short course on Diagenesis and Fluid Inclusions (University of Puerto Rico)

Systematics of Fluid Inclusions, taught to national and international visitors in association with PACROFI meeting

3-day short course - University of Heidelberg - Application of fluid inclusions to petroleum geology and tectonics

2-day short course - Geological Society of Canada - Mineralogical Society of Canada - Fluid Inclusions in Geologic Systems

NSF Workshop on Paleoclimate in Deep Geologic Time

5-day short course, Norsk Hydro, Bergen, Norway Systematics of fluid inclusions in sedimentary rocks

Taught three-day short course to 30 faculty and students at the University of Pavia, Italy on Fluid inclusions in diagenetic and low-grade metamorphic systems.

Taught one-day short course to 20 professionals at the AGIP oil company research lab on Use of fluid inclusions in the petroleum industry

Advisor on USGS Yucca Mountain Project Research

Advisor on DOE Yucca Mountain Project Research

Associate Editor - Journal of Sedimentary Research

Taught an invited short course on Carbonate Diagenesis and Fluid Inclusions at the Oetvos Lorand University of Budapest.

Taught a short course on Fluid Inclusion Applications to Diagenesis and Low-Grade Metamorphism for the University of Heidelberg, Germany

Invited presentation for fluid-rock symposium in Heidelberg. Importance of Reflux in Diagenesis

Advisory board for the SEPM Research conference on fluid flow and carbonates

Outside member of PhD committee, 1998, SUNY Sony Brook

NSF panel member

Co-editor - SEPM Special Publication - Numerical Experiments in Stratigraphy

Session chair for 1998 SEPM Research conference on fluid flow and carbonates

Session Chair 1998 IAS convention

Session Chair 1998 AAPG annual convention

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Co-convener International Symposium on Numerical Experiments in Stratigraphy

Geology Program Assessment Board - Juniata College

Organizing Board - International Symposium on Sedimentary Modeling

Invited to present paper, Conference on Sequence Stratigraphy of Forced Regression, London

Invited to present paper, Colloquium R.C.M.N.S. Miocene Reefs and Carbonate Platforms of the Mediterranean

Presented Short Course, Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Minerals, SEPM, 1994

Invited to contribute slides to SEPM carbonate slide set

Invited to be advisor for Pangaea Project

Invited to attend and present paper at AAPG Research Conference on Unconformities and Porosity Development in Carbonate Strata: Recognition, Controls and Predictive Strategies.

Invited to submit paper for AAPG Memoir on carbonate sequence stratigraphy

Invited to present paper at International AAPG meeting

Selected to be Guest Associate Editor for special issue of Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta dealing with fluid inclusion geochemistry

Selected as Leader of Diagenesis Working Group - SEPM/IAS Research Conference on Carbonate Stratigraphic Sequences: Sequence Boundaries and Associated Facies, 1992, conducted working group discussion session and presented report

Invited to attend SEPM/IAS Research Conference on Carbonate Stratigraphic Sequences: Sequence Boundaries and Associated Facies, 1992, Expenses and conference fees were paid by SEPM/IAS

Invited Session Chairman - Pan-American Conference on Research on Fluid Inclusions, 1992

Invited speaker and invited paper- Symposium on microfabrics in carbonate rocks, 1990

Invited to present short course on Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Minerals - The University of Manchester, England, 1990

Invited presenter and invited paper - Symposium on Sedimentary Modeling, Kansas Geological Survey, 1989

Invited lecture, featured speaker - SEPM Carbonate Research Group - fluid inclusion geochemistry

Invited presenter – Pan-American Current Research on Fluid Inclusions, 1987

Invited participant, Invited speaker - SEPM Research Conference on Fluid Inclusions in Sedimentary Rocks, 1984

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Invited participant - International Waulsortian Symposium

Lecture - Surface and Setting Controls on Carbonate Diagenesis: Oklahoma State University

Lecture - University of Oklahoma - New Applications of Fluid Inclusions

Lecture - University of Madrid (Complutense) - Importance of Reflux processes in diagenesis

Lecture - Indiana University - Importance of reflux in diagenesis

Lecture - Indiana University - Fluids trapped near Earth's surface

Seminar - University of Nevada -Las Vegas - Fabrics and fluids of two-phase systems

Lecture - University of Missouri - Importance of reflux in diagenetic systems

Lecture - University of Oklahoma - Importance of reflux in diagenetic systems

Lecture - Wichita State University - Preservation of Near-surface Fluids in Diagenetic Minerals

Lecture - Williston Club, University of Kansas - Preservation of Near-surface Fluids in Diagenetic Minerals

Lecture - Kansas State University - Preservation of Near-surface Fluids in Diagenetic Minerals

Lecture - University of Nebraska - Preservation of Near-surface Fluids in Diagenetic Minerals

Lecture - University of Texas - Austin - Fluid Inclusions in Diagenetic Minerals

Lecture - University of Tulsa - Fluid inclusions elucidate origin of dolomite; three case studies

Lecture - SUNY - Stony Brook - Cement Stratigraphy of Pennsylvanian Holder Formation, New Mexico

Lecture - SUNY - Stony Brook - Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Sedimentary Rocks

Lecture - University of Missouri - Cement Stratigraphy of Pennsylvanian Holder Formation, New Mexico

Lecture - University of Missouri - Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Sedimentary Rocks

Short Course - University of Wisconsin - Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Sedimentary Rocks

Lecture - University of Wisconsin - Systematics of Fluid Inclusions in Sedimentary Rocks

Lecture - Kansas State University - Origin of Pennsylvanian Paleosols, New Mexico

INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Repsol Petrophysics of Heterozoan Carbonates

Repsol Diagenesis and porosity evolution of unconventional carbonates, Midland Basin

R. H. Goldstein

SM Energy Diagenesis and porosity evolution of unconventional carbonates, Midland Basin

Diagenetic Controls on Character of Carbonate Reservoirs: Surfaces and Setting: FC2 Annual Meeting

Stratigraphy and Reservoir-Analog Modeling of Miocene Deep-water Carbonate Deposits: Agua Amarga Basin, Southeast Spain: ConocoPhillips Lunch and Learn

The fundamental processes involved in reactive transport are insufficiently constrained to be able to simulate reactive transport: Panel member, FC2 annual meeting 2011

Carbonate reservoirs are too variable to quantify range of diagenetic and sedimentologic body geometries: Panel member, FC2 annual meeting 2011

Diagenetic Controls on porosity and permeability in Upper Miocene Carbonates, La Molata SE Spain (presented by Zhaoqi Li) FC2 annual meeting 2011

Stratigraphic Horizon and Rock Property Modeling, La Molata Outcrop Study Area, Las Negras, Spain (poster presented by Greg Benson) FC2 annual meeting 2011

Developments in La Molata Diagenesis, SE Spain, (poster presented by Zhaoqi Li) FC2 annual meeting 2011

Lecture – Goldstein, R.H., Dvoretsky, R.A., and Franseen, E.K., 2010, Deepwater carbonate reservoir analogs, ExxonMobil Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates annual conference, Austria

Lecture – Li, Zhaoqi, Goldstein, R.H., and Franseen, E.K., 2010, Mixing of Freshwater and Evaporated Seawater: A Control on Porosity Distribution in Upper Micocene Carbonates of Southeast Spain, ExxonMobil Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates annual conference, Austria

Poster – Knoph, K, Franseen, E.K., Tsoflias, G., Goldstein, R., 2010, Three dimensional imaging of oolite-microbialite facies using GPR, , ExxonMobil Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates annual conference, Austria

Poster – Knoph, K, Franseen, E.K., Tsoflias, G., Goldstein, R., 2010, Three dimensional imaging of oolite-microbialite facies using GPR, AAPG Rocky Mountain Rendezvous (best poster award)

Lecture - Franseen, E.K., and Goldstein, R.H.,, 2010, Three-dimensional Models for Porosity and Permeability Distribution in Shallow-water Carbonates of the Terminal Carbonate Complex, SE Spain, ExxonMobil Fundamental Controls on Fluid Flow in Carbonates annual conference, Austria

Lecture - Univ. and Industry, Bergen Norway - Porosity enhancement in proximal foreland basin tectonic settings. Workshop on Hydrothermal Porosity Enhancement

Lecture - Univ. and Industry, Bergen Norway Porosity evolution in distal foreland basin tectonic settings. Workshop on Hydrothermal Porosity Enhancement

R. H. Goldstein

Lecture - Univ. and Industry, Bergen Norway Porosity evolution in rift settings of North Africa. Workshop on Hydrothermal Porosity Enhancement

Lecture - Univ. and Industry, Bergen Norway - Hydrothermal porosity enhancement, Lisburne Group, ANWR, Alaska. Workshop on Hydrothermal Porosity Enhancement

Lecture - Conoco - Strawn Reservoir Diagenesis

Lecture - Conoco - Methodologies for study of Reservoir Diagenesis

Panel Member - Amoco - What's New In Carbonates

Lecture - Kansas Geological Survey - Fluid Inclusions in Kansas

Lecture - U. S. Geological Survey Workshop on Fluid Inclusions - Fluid inclusion constraints on the origin of dolomite in diagenetic systems

Lecture - Texaco Research - Fluid inclusions elucidate origin of dolomite, three case studies

Lecture - Texaco Research - Diagenesis and Sequence stratigraphy of Miocene rocks, SE Spain

Lecture - Exxon Production Research - Fluid inclusions elucidate origin of dolomite, three case studies

Lecture - Exxon Production Research - Diagenesis and Sequence stratigraphy of Miocene rocks, SE Spain

Lecture - Amoco Production Research - New techniques of geothermometry using fluid inclusions

Short Course - Amoco Production Research - Systematics of fluid inclusions in diagenetic minerals

Short Course - Chevron Oil Field Research - The recognition and interpretation of paleosols in Pennsylvanian limestones

Short Course - Chevron Oil Field Research - Systematics of fluid inclusions in diagenetic mineral

PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS

Lecture and tour – given many times on Innovation Way and the Integrated Science Building

Lecture and tour – given many times on the Earth Energy and Environment Center

Lecture - Importance of Reflux in diagenesis, West Texas Geological Society

Lecture - Importance of Reflux in diagenesis, Kansas Geological Society

Lecture - Lawrence Gem and Mineral Club - Fluorescence and Luminescence Techniques

Lecture - Kansas Geological Society - Diagenetic controls of heterogeneity of Pennsylvanian carbonate reservoirs

R. H. Goldstein

EXTERNAL FUNDING

Chesapeake Energy – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Statoil/Equinor – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Fairway – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Lundin Norway – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Petrochina – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

SM-Energy – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Equinor – co-PI with Barati, Rankey, and Eltom (PI) Flow Properties of Vuggy Carbonate Strata Phase I, 2018-2019 $41,503 awarded

Chesapeake Energy – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Statoil/Equinor – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Fairway – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Lundin Norway – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Petrochina – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

SM-Energy – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2017-2018, $45,000 – Awarded

Petrochina – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000 – Awarded

R. H. Goldstein

SM-Energy – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000 – Awarded

Petrophoenix – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000 – Awarded

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000 – Awarded

Saudi Aramco – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016-2017, $45,000

Total – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2016-2017, $45,000

Shell – PI Clumped Isotope Analyses of Dolomite 2015-2016, $40,000 – Awarded

Petrochina – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2016, $45,000 – Awarded

Chesapeake Energy – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2015-2016, $45,000 – Awarded

Rock Oil – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2015-2016, $45,000 – Awarded

ConocoPhillips – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2015-2016, $45,000 – Awarded

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2015-2016, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2015-2016, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2015-2016, $45,000 – Awarded

Saudi Aramco – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2015-2016, $45,000

Total – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium..2015-2016, $45,000

Statoil – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000

BhpBilliton – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000 – Awarded

ConocoPhillips – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000 – Awarded

R. H. Goldstein

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000 – Awarded

Chevron – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000 – Awarded

Pioneer – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000

Chesapeake – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000

Anadarko – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000

Saudi Aramco – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000

Total – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000

Statoil – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2014-2015, $45,000

Sandridge – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2014-2015, $45,000

BhpBilliton – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000 – Awarded

ConocoPhillips – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000 – Awarded

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2013-2014, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2013-2014, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000 – Awarded

Chevron – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2013-2014, $45,000 – Awarded

Pioneer – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2013-2014, $45,000

Chesapeake – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000

Anadarko – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000

R. H. Goldstein

Saudi Aramco – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000

Total – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium 2013-2014, $45,000

Statoil – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2013-2014, $45,000

Sandridge – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2013-2014, $45,000

BhpBilliton – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000 – Awarded

ConocoPhillips – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000 – Awarded

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2012-2013, $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2012-2013, $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2012-2013, $45,000 – Awarded

Chevron – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2012-2013, $45,000 – Awarded

Pioneer – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000

Chesapeake – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $135,000

HighMount – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000

Saudi Aramco – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000

Gazpromneft – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000

Statoil – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium.2012-2013, $45,000

Sandridge – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2012-2013, $45,000

Schlumberger – PI with Franseen and Rankey - Petrel License for geologic characterization of carbonate systems. ($625,426 in software)

IFP-BECIP - PI with Franseen and Rankey - Dionisos license for geologic modeling of sedimentary systems. ($860,000 in software)

ExxonMobil – CoPI with Jyun-Syung Tsau, Jenn-Tai Liang Jung, and Evan Franseen – Reservoir Simulation Models of La Molata ($65,000)

BhpBilliton – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012, $45,000 – Awarded

ConocoPhillips – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas

R. H. Goldstein

Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012 $45,000 – Awarded

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012 $45,000 – Awarded

Shell – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012 $45,000 – Awarded

Repsol – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012 $45,000 – Awarded

Chevron – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012 $45,000 – Awarded

Pioneer – PI with Franseen and Rankey and many co-PIs – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium. 2011-2012 $45,000 – pending contract finalization

Chesapeake - – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium., $135,000

BHPBillion – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium., $45,000

ConocoPhillips – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium, $45,000

Devon – PI with Franseen and Rankey – Kansas Interdisciplinary Carbonates Consortium, $45,000

DOE – Co-PI with multiple investigators - Modeling CO2 Sequestration in Saline Aquifer and Depleted Oil Reservoir to Evaluate Regional CO2 Sequestration Potential of Ozark Plateau Aquifer System, South-Central Kansas. Focus on the Paleozoic-age Ozark Plateau Aquifer System in south-central Kansas. The project will integrate seismic, geologic, and engineering approaches to evaluate miscible CO2-EOR and tertiary oil recovery potential in the Mississippian oil reservoir and CO2 storage potential in the underlying Arbuckle Group saline formation. (DOE share: $4,974,352; Recipient share: $1,251,422) Began Dec. 2009; duration: 36 months

Schlumberger – PI with Franseen and Rankey - Petrel License for geologic characterization of carbonate systems. ($625,426 in software) Began September 2009

ExxonMobil – CoPI with Evan Franseen - Unrestricted grant for Fluid Flow in Carbonate Systems (ExxonMobil, $5000)

ExxonMobil – Co-PI with González - $65K/year ($50K to UPRM and $15K to KU) Diversity initiative with University of Puerto Rico -Mayaguez (no expiration date)

Chesapeake – PI - $100K over four years – Research on unconventional gas reservoirs – Fayetteville Shale in Arkansas

ExxonMobil – PI - Diagenetic Controls on Porosity and Permeability in Miocene Carbonates, La Molata, Spain, ExxonMobil, $255,000 (awarded in 2008)

R. H. Goldstein

Hess - Stratigraphic and Hydrocarbon Reservoir-analog Character for Uppermost Miocene Carbonate Systems, Ricardillo and La Molata, SE Spain Hess Oil Company, $25,000 (awarded in 2008)

Exxon Mobil - CoPI with Franseen - $9.5K Deepwater Carbonate reservoir modeling (approved in 2005 with funding arriving in 2006, no expiration date)

Saudi-Aramco - CoPI with Franseen - $9.5K Deepwater Carbonate reservoir modeling (approved in 2006, no expiration date)

Shell - Co- PI with Roberts and Gonzalez - $415K Microbial controls on dolomite formation (approved in 2005 with funding arriving in 2006, expires (expired?) 2009)

Keck Foundation - Co-PI with González - $450K - KPESL: Paleoenvironmental and Environmental Stable Isotope Laboratory

K-TRAN - $39K, Implementation of “first cut” evaluation of aggregate durability using clay content as indicated by spectral gamma ray logging of limestone aggregate. Goldstein is PI (Sept 2002-Sept 2004)

ACS-PRF - $60,000, Climate and other controls on diagenesis of cyclic carbonates (Sept. 2000- Sept 2004)

National Science Foundation - Epscor program - $200,000, co-PI with many other co-PIs, Acquisition of a Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (Funding begins Feb. 2001)

Marathon, Kerr/McGee, Chevron - $70,000, Diagenesis and fluid migration in the Indian Basin Field (Sept. 2000- Sept 2003)

Conoco/Dupont – 1998-2002 - co-PI with Franseen - $10,000 A New Approach for Evaluating Controls on Depositional Sequence Architecture

Conoco/Dupont – 1997-2002 - co-PI with Franseen - $15,000 A New Approach for Evaluating Controls on Depositional Sequence Architecture

Texaco EPTD - 1996 - $1,765 - co-PI with K.D. Newell, Microthermometric Analyses of Fluid Inclusions to Document Changes in Gas Compositions for Comparison to Raman Spectroscopy

Texaco EPTD - 1996 - $1,000 - co-PI with K.D. Newell, Microthermometric Analyses of Fluid Inclusions to Document Thermal History

CONOCO - 1996 $46,500 - co-PI with K.D. Newell, Diagenesis of Strawn Reservoirs, Val Verde Basin

Conoco/Dupont – 1996-2002 - co-PI with Franseen - $10,000 A New Approach for Evaluating Controls on Depositional Sequence Architecture

National Science Foundation - 1996-2001 - co-PI with Franseen (PI) and Farr - $138,000 - A New Approach for Evaluating Controls on Depositional Sequence Architecture

Department of Transportation - 1996 - 1998 with Franseen - $32,000 - Predicting the distribution of Class-1 aggregate from geolgic and rock properties

R. H. Goldstein

Exxon Production Research Grant - 1995 - $6,000 ($1,000 in field expenses and $5,000 in analytical services) Fluid migration history of an exhumed petroleum reservoir, El Abra Limestone (mid-Cretaceous), Sierra del Abra, NE Mexico

Exxon Production Research Grant - 1995 - co-PI with Gene Rankey - $5,000 Sequence stratigraphy within a chronostratigraphic framework within the Pennsylvanian-Permian boundary interval

National Science Foundation Equipment Grant - 1994-1996 - co-PI with Plank (PI), Macpherson (PI), Van Schmus, Walker, and McKenna - $175,000 Acquisition of an Inductively Coupled Plasma- Mass Spectrometer for Geochemical Research at the University of Kansas

Exxon Production Research Grant - 1994 - PI - with E.K. Franseen - $5,000 Sequence stratigraphy of Miocene rocks of the Mediterranean region

Texaco Oil Company Research Grant - 1994 - PI - with E.K. Franseen - $5,000 Sequence stratigraphy of Miocene rocks of the Mediterranean region

National Science Foundation Grant - 1993-1995 - PI - $76,097 - A new approach to study dolomitization emphasizing fluid inclusions.

Department of Energy EPSCoR Traineeships - 1992-1994 - co-PI - with T.R. Carr, L.W. Watney, and E.K. Franseen - $30,000

Amoco Research Grant - 1990-1991 - PI - with E K. Franseen - $4,000 (in analyses) - Diagenesis of the Miocene strata of SE Spain

Exxon Production Research Grant - 1990-1994 - PI - with E.K. Franseen - $15,000 for three years, Diagenesis of Miocene strata of SE Spain

Texaco Oil Company Research Grant - 1990-1992 - PI - with E.K. Franseen - $5,000 per year for two years to total $10,000, Diagenesis of Miocene strata of SE Spain

British Petroleum Oil Company Research Grant - 1990-1992 - PI -with E.K. Franseen - $5,000 per year for two years to total $10,000, Diagenesis of Miocene strata of SE Spain

KU General Research Fund Grant - 1990-1991 - PI - $3,600 - A new approach to determine changes in sea water composition through time

KU General Research Fund Grant - 1988 - PI - $5,000 - A new method to determine the composition of ancient atmosphere

Department of Energy Grant - 1989-1992 - Co-PI - with Keith Watts, Bernard Mamet, Anita Harris - $80,000 to KU + $13,000 helicopter support (unsolicited by DOE) - The Pennsylvanian Wahoo Limestone of northeastern Alaska - Analog of the Lisburne Field, analysis of reservoir heterogeneities due to shallowing-upward cycles in carbonate rocks

Chevron USA Grant - 1988 - PI - $4,500 - Fluid inclusions in dolomite

R. H. Goldstein

National Science Foundation Grant - 1988-1990 - Co-PI - with A.W. Walton - $95,000 - Diagenesis of sandstones and limestones in the foreland shelf of Kansas

Fluid Inc. Research Contract - 1987 - PI - $600 - Study of vadose zone cements associated with ore deposits

Ph.D. STUDENTS SUPERVISED

Kenneth Hood (co-chair, finished)Randall Carlson (finished)Jeffery Johnson (finished)Kathleen Counter Benison (finished)Eugene Rankey (co-chair, finished)Kevin Evans (co-chair, finished)Heather Wood (changed areas)Govert Buijs (finished)Anita Csoma (finished)Martin Dubois (co-chair, finished)Qi Lianshuang (co-chair, finished)Marcello Minzoni (co-chair, finished)Zhaoqi Li (finished)

MS STUDENTS SUPERVISED

James Anderson (finished)Mark Bowman (finished)Susan Hoff (changed areas)Jay Lebeau (finshed)Susan Stover (finished)Tracey Whitesell (finished)Sean Brennan (finished)John Luczaj (finsished)Bryan Bergmann (finished)Jason McKirahan (finished)Niall Toomey (finished)Chris Johnson (finished)Erik Heimstra (finished)Matt Ritter (finished)Juli Emry (finished)Peter Dillett (finished)Jessica Poteet (finished)Christopher Lipinski (finished)Rachel Dvoretsky (finished)Justin Fairchild (finished)Anya Hess (finished)Nicholas Welsh (inactive)Erin Young (finished)Lindsay Walters (inactive)Rafferty Sweeney (co-chair, active)Kate Knoph (co-chair, completed)Brad King (completed)Karen Ohmes Lechtenberg (co-chair, completed)

R. H. Goldstein

Tony Pugliano (completed)Paula Richter (co-chair, completed)Abdul Wahab (co-chair, completed)Alyssa Flotron (co-chair, active)Erich DeZoeten (completed)Rick Thompson (co-chair, active)Craig Bennett (co-chair, active)Arwin Dobber (chair, active)

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY SERVICE

G-Hawker editor and publisher – 2009-2010Study abroad advisor – 2009-2010GAAB Student-Alumni Relations CommitteeTechnician Search CommitteeGeneral AdvisingChair of Department 2004- 2009Associate Chair of Department 1999-2004Mentor for Steve HasiotisManager for rock prep technicianGraduate Studies Committee - 1985-1988, Chair, 1999Chairmanship Search Committee - 1987 Admissions Committee (member and chair)Supervisor for TechnicianGraduate Student Entrance Advising - 1985-1990 Undergraduate Advising of Majors - 1985-1990 Microscope Laboratory - 1988-1990 SEM-EDS Negotiation - 1987 Field Camp Committee - 1987-1990Core Storage Facility Planning Committee - 1989 Undergraduate Studies Committee - 1987-1998 - (Chairman 1988-1993) Sigma Gamma Epsilon - Geological Honor Society - Faculty AdvisorKeck Foundation Mass Spectrometer ProposalGeology Associates - Department Relations CommitteeUndergraduate AssessmentUndergraduate BrochureAssociate ChairmanActing ChairmanInstructional Spaces Committee (Chairman)M.S. Thesis Evaluation Committee (Chairman)Darkroom and Graphics Supervisor - 1995-2003Sedimentary rock collection - 1995-2002Image Analysis SystemAdmissions CommitteePaleontologist Search CommitteePaleomag laboratoryManager for Graphics TechnicianStable Isotope lab manager search committeeFluid inclusion labGraduate Student Entrance AdvisingSedimentary Geology Web Site DeveloperGAAB Industry relations committee

R. H. Goldstein

SEM coordinatorDepartment Chair Search Committee, 1999, chairRitchie Chair Search Committee

UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE SERVICE

FY10 Chancellor’s Distinguished Teaching Award CommitteeReading Circle, An Immodest ProposalSecond year faculty seminar – Making effective use of class timeCTE Faculty FellowCLAS Panel – Moving into Department LeadershipResearch Achievement Award CommitteeProvost’s Graduate Education Working GroupKUCR Board of TrusteesChancellor Hemenway’s task force on research recognitionChancellor Gray-Little’s task force on Research EngagementEnergy Research CouncilEvaluating Teaching Task ForceCouncil of Distinguished ProfessorsDean Joseph Steinmetz’ executive advisory councilRGS Committee to evaluate the KGS and its DirectorRGS Committee to evaluate the Biodiversity Institute and its DirectorCollege Committee to evaluate Department of Molecular BiologyChair Department of GeologyKUCR Board of TrusteesCTE Faculty FellowChancellor’s Club teaching award evaluation committeeUKANTeach steering committeeMolecular Biosciences ReviewCenter for Teaching Excellence Advisory Board (TEAM)Center for Teaching Excellence committee on representing your teachingDepartment Chair MentorKansas Geological Survey ReviewUKANTeach steering committeeChancellor’s 2015 task force, research and innovationBiodiversity Institute and Director review committeeMolecular Biosciences ReviewResearch Rewards Task ForceDean’s executive advisory groupKU Energy Research CouncilSteering Committee Council of Distinguished ProfessorsCenter for Teaching Excellence Advisory Board (TEAM)Center for Teaching Excellence committee on representing your teachingCenter for Teaching Excellence AmbassadorUniversity Governance committee on assessment of teachingSEM committeeCenter for Teaching Excellence Annual Teaching Summit presentation for New FacultyBiology Division Chair SearchSteering Committee Council of Distinguished ProfessorsCenter for Teaching Excellence Lunch and Conversation on representing your teachingTechnical Producer Search CommitteeProvost's panel on promotion and tenure for new facultyUniversity committee on promotion and tenureKGS director review committeeUndergraduate Advising - 1985-pres

R. H. Goldstein

Standing Committee on New Degrees and Degree Program Changes - 1989-1990Interdisciplinary Curriculum Committee in the Natural Sciences - 1989-1994First Level Review Committee for University GRF Proposals - 1992Search Committee of Associate Dean (1994)Search Committee, Kansas Geological Survey (1994)Graduation MarshallGeography Department Chair Search Committee (1996)College Chair Evaluation Committee (1996-1998, Chair, 1998)Laser Safety Committee (Chair)Teaching AmbassadorCommittee on science teaching facilityKemper SymposiumMember, Graduate CouncilTechnical Producer Search CommitteeProvost's Panel for New FacultyUniversity Promotion and Tenure CommitteeVarious committee assignments and leadership associated with Associate Dean positionVarious committee assignments and leadership associated with Provost’s Special Advisor on Campus Development position

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION SERVICE

Chaired Review Committee for University of Tulsa Geology Department Graduate Program AssessmentChaired Review Committee for Oklahoma State University Boone Pickens School of GeologyReviewer for KFUPM Masters Program assessmentVarious session organization duties for AAPG annual meetingSession organizer for URTECOrganizing Committee Karst Waters Institute ConferenceChair, AAPG Academic Liaison CommitteeAssociate Editor - Journal of Sedimentary ResearchAdvisory board for the SEPM Research conference on fluid flow and carbonatesSession chair duties at various meetingsSEPM Friendship Committee - 1996-presPACROFI Session Chair - 1996Coordinator for Session Presentations, South-Central Geological Society of America Meeting -

1988Session Chairman, South-Central Geological Society of America Meeting - 1988 University of Kansas, Sigma Gamma Epsilon Geological Honor Society, Faculty Advisor - 1987-1990 Co-organizer, Sigma Gamma Epsilon Geological Honor Society, 75th Anniversary Convention - 1990Judge for Poster Session - Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists National Meeting Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists Membership Committee SEPM Campus RepresentativeUniversity of Kansas, Sigma Gamma Epsilon AdvisorNational Association of State Board of Geologists Examination CommitteeReviewer For:

Journal of Sedimentary Petrology; Journal of Sedimentary ResearchEconomic GeologyGeological Society of America Bulletin

R. H. Goldstein

GeologyAmerican Chemical Society Petroleum Research FundMissouri Economic Development Grants ProgramUnited States Geological Survey Gilbert FellowshipNational Science FoundationPresident's National Science and Technology CouncilSEPM Studies in Geology SeriesGSA Special PaperAmerican MineralogistSEPM Short Course VolumesSEPM Special PublicationsDepartment of EnergyPalaios

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION SERVICE

Reviewer For: NERC - Canada Research Grant ProposalsNERC - UK Research Grant ProposalsIsrael Science Foundation Grant ProposalsGeochimica et Cosmochimica ActaSedimentologyIsrael Journal of Earth SciencesGeological Society (UK) Special PublicationIAS Special PublicationJournal of the Geological Society

Session Chairman Duties for various meetingsLeader of Diagenesis Working Group - SEPM/IAS Research Conference on Carbonate

Stratigraphic Sequences: Sequence Boundaries and Associated Facies, 1992Guest Associate Editor for special issue of Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta dealing with fluid

inclusion geochemistryOrganizing board - International Symposium on Sedimentary ModelingGeneral Chair - Pan American Current Research in Fluid InclusionsHedberg Conference Organizing CommitteeDolomieu Conference Organizing CommitteeMountjoy Conference Organizing Committee