Dr David Gust
Faculty of Science,
School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
Biography
Research theme: EnvironmentResearch discipline: Biogeoscience
Research program: Earth, water and climate systems
Areas of expertise
- Mineralogy
- Igneous and experimental petrology
- Geochemistry: high-temperature.
Personal details
Positions
- Research Associate
Faculty of Science,
School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
Keywords
Geochemistry - high-temperature, Igneous & experimental petrology, Mineralogy
Research field
Geochemistry
Field of Research code, Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008
Qualifications
- PhD (Australian National University)
- MA (Rice University)
- BA (Lawrence University)
Publications
- Holcombe, R., Stephens, C., Fielding, C., Gust, D., Little, T., Sliwa, R., Kassan, J., McPhie, J. & Ewart, A. (1997). Tectonic Evolution of the Northern New England Fold Belt: The Permian-Triassic Hunter-Bowen Event. Geological Society of Australia Special Publication, 52–65.
- Holcombe, R., Stephens, C., Fielding, C., Gust, D., Little, T., Sliwa, R., McPhie, J. & Ewart, A. (1997). Tectonic Evolution of the Northern England Fold Belt: Carboniferous to Early Permian Transition from Active Accretion to Extension. Geological Society of Australia Special Publication, 66–79.
- Gust, D., Arculas, R. & Kersting, A. (1997). Aspects of Magma Sources and Processes in the Honshu Arc. The Canadian Mineralogist, 347–365.
- Gust, D., Arculus, R. & Kersting, A. (1996). Mantle Provinciality of the Western Pacific - Evidence from Pb Isotopes. Presented at: 13th Australian Geological Convention.
- Kersting, A., Arculus, R. & Gust, D. (1996). Lithosperic contributions to arc magmatism: isotope variations along strike in volcanoes of Honshu, Japan. Science, 1464–1468.
- Stephens, C., Holcombe, R., Fielding, C. & Gust, D. (1996). Tectonic Evolution of the Eastern Gondwanaland Margin During the Late Palaezoic and Early Mesozoic. Presented at: Mesozoic 96.
- Gust, D., Blevin, P., Chappell, B. & Stephens, C. (1996). Early Mesozoic Magnetism of the New England Orogen: Space, Time, and Compositional Relationship. Mesozoic Geology of the Eastern Australia Plate Conference, Extended Abstracts No. 43.
- Hutton, L., Rienks, I., Fanning, C. & Gust, D. (1996). Proterozoic Basement to the Lolworth Ravenswood Province, North Queensland: Evidence from Radiogenic Isotope Systematics for the Reedy Springs, Lolworth and Ravenswood Batholiths. Presented at: 13th Australian Geological Convention.
- Gust, D. & Arculus, R. (1995). Regional Petrology of the San Francisco Volcanic Field, Arizona, USA. Journal of Petrology., 827–861.
QUT ePrints
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Supervision
Completed supervisions (Doctorate)
- An Integrated Hydrogeochemical/Hydrogeological Approach for Characterising Groundwater Zonations in a Quaternary Coastal Deltaic Aquifer: Burdekin River Delta, North Queensland (2004)
- Hydrogeochemistry and Hydrology of a Basalt Aquifer System, the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland (2004)
- Modelling the formation of atmospheric aerosol from gaseous organic precursors (2004)
- Petrogenesis of I- and S-type Granites in the Cape River - Lolworth area, northeastern Queensland - Their contribution to an understanding of the Early Palaeozoic Geological History of northeastern Queensland (2004)
- The Petrogenesis of the Station Creek Igneous Complex and Associated Volcanics, Northern New England Orogen (2004)
- Assessment Methodologies for Very Large, Irregularly Collected Water Quality Data Sets with Special Reference to the Natural Waters of Queensland (2002)