Dyanna Czeck
Associate Professor
354 Lapham Hall
(414) 229-3948
dyanna@uwm.edu
Vita (pdf-114kb)
Degrees:
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
B.S., University of Iowa
Research Interests: Structural Geology
Teaching Areas: Structural Geology, Advanced Structural Geology, Conducted Fieldtrip: Geology of Dinosaur National Park and the Colorado Plateau, Topics in Structural Geology and Tectonics: Structural Styles Around the World, Tectonic History of Wisconsin and Surrounding Regions.
Other Activities:
- Graduate School/University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Foundation Research Award 2008
Selected Publications:
Czeck, D. M., Fissler, D. A., Horsman, E., and Tikoff, B., 2009. Strain analysis and rheology contrasts in polymictic conglomerates: an example from the Seine metaconglomerates, Superior Province, Canada. Journal of Structural Geology 31, 1365-1376.
Bhattacharyya, P. and Czeck, D. M., 2008. Using network analyses within GIS technologies to quantify geometries of shear zone networks. Geosphere 4, 640–656.
Druguet, E., Czeck, D. M., Carreras, J., and Castaño, L. M., 2008. Emplacement and deformation features of syntectonic leucocratic veins from Rainy Lake zone (Western Superior Province, Canada). Precambrian Research 163, 384–400.
Horsman, E., Tikoff, B, Czeck, D. M., 2008. Rheological implications of heterogeneous deformation at multiple scales in the Late Cretaceous Sierra Nevada, California. Geological Society of America Bulletin 120, 238-255.
Czeck, D. M. and Ormand, C. J., 2007. Geometry and folding history of the Baraboo Syncline: Implications for the Mazatzal Orogeny in the north-central U.S. Precambrian Research 157, 203-213.
Czeck, D. M., Maes. S. M., Sturm, C. L., and Fein, E. M., 2006. Assessment of the relationship between emplacement of the Algoman Plutons and regional deformation in the Rainy Lake region, Ontario. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 43, 1653-1671.