Derek's Publications.
Schutt,
D. L., K. Dueker, and
H. Yuan (2008), Crust and upper mantle velocity
structure of
the Yellowstone hot spot and surroundings, Journal
of Geophysical Research-Solid Earth,
113(B3). (PDF)
Schutt,
D. L. and K. Dueker (2008), Temperature of the plume layer beneath the
Yellowstone Hotspot, Geology,
36(8), 4. (PDF)
Stachnik,
J. C., et al. (2008), Imaging Yellowstone plume-lithosphere
interactions from inversion of ballistic and diffusive Rayleigh wave
dispersion and crustal thickness data,
Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems,
9.
Yuan,
H. Y., K. Dueker, and D. L. Schutt (2008), Testing five of the simplest
upper mantle
anisotropic velocity parameterizations using teleseismic S and SKS
data from the Billings, Montana PASSCAL array, Journal
of Geophysical Research-Solid Earth,
113(B3). (PDF)
Schutt,
D. L., and C. E. Lesher
(2006), Effects of melt depletion on the
density and seismic velocity of garnet and spinel lherzolite, Journal
of Geophysical Research-Solid Earth,
111(B5). (PDF)
Waite,
G. P., et al. (2005), Models of lithosphere and asthenosphere
anisotropic structure of the Yellowstone hot spot from shear wave
splitting, Journal
of Geophysical Research-Solid Earth,
110(B11). (PDF)
Schutt,
D. L., and E. D. Humphreys
(2004), P and S wave velocity and V-P/V-S
in the wake of the Yellowstone hot spot, Journal
of Geophysical Research-Solid Earth,
109(B1). (PDF)
James, D. E., F. R. Boyd, D. Schutt, D. R. Bell, and R. W. Carlson (2004), Xenolith constraints on seismic velocities in the upper mantle beneath southern Africa, Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems, 5.
Schutt, D. L., and E. D. Humphreys (2001), Evidence for a deep
asthenosphere beneath North America from western United States SKS
splits, Geology, 29 (4), pp.
291-294. (PDF).
Humphreys,
E .D., K .G. Dueker, D. L. Schutt, and R. B. Smith, Beneath
Yellowstone: Evaluating plume and non-plume models using teleseismic
images of the upper mantle, GSA
Today,
v. 10, pp. 1-7, 2001. (PDF)
Schutt,
D., E. D. Humphreys, and K. Dueker (1998), Anisotropy of the
Yellowstone hot spot wake,
eastern Snake River Plain, Idaho, Pure
and Applied Geophysics,
151(2-4), 443-462. (PDF)