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Basham

William L. Basham

Lecturer in Physics
Office 4117 Mesa Building
Phone (432) 697-2275
E-mail: basham_w@utpb.edu

Degree
Ph.D., Oklahoma University, 1978
MS, Northwestern Univesity, 1951
BS, California Institute of Technology, 1949

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Recent Teaching

• University Physics I, II
  University Physics Laboratory I, II
  Geophysics
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Research Interests

Structural and stratigraphic applications to seismic, gravity, and magnetic data.

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Some Representative Publications

Seismic Line Across Wind River Thrust, Wyoming, 1985, in Seismic Exploration of the Rocky Mountain Region,

Rocky Mountain

Association of Geologists and Denver Geophysical Society.

Comparison of Marathon Facies. Structural Trends in the Solitario and Persimmon Gap to Those in the Marathon Basin, 1994, West Texas Geological Society Big Bend Field Trip Guidebook.

Delaware Mountain Group Sandstone Channel Orientations: Implications for Sediment Source and Deposition, 1996 Guidebook to the Delaware Basin, Permian Basin Section SEPM.