Earth Science - Missouri/Arkansas: Impact Craters & Meteorites

This website "lists meteorite impact craters that are located within the United States and for which diagnostic evidence of hypervelocity impact origin has been published in scientific literature. The website also presents an incomplete list of unconfirmed impact location, grouped as such, as well as a few pages that are intended to provide a basic introduction to impact crater science and to the methods and techniques behind the identification of terrestrial impact craters."

By Terry W. Offield and Howard A. Pohn, United States Dept. of the Interior, Geological Survey. Open-file report, 75-310, 1975

Geological Survey professional paper 1042, work done in behalf of National Aeronautics and Space Administration

An Aerial Geologist resource

This website "lists meteorite impact craters that are located within the United States and for which diagnostic evidence of hypervelocity impact origin has been published in scientific literature. The website also presents an incomplete list of unconfirmed impact location, grouped as such, as well as a few pages that are intended to provide a basic introduction to impact crater science and to the methods and techniques behind the identification of terrestrial impact craters."

By Division of Geology and Land Survey Staff, Missouri Resources, Winter 2012 • Volume 29 • Number 1 pp.6-7

Abstract only. Surveying and Land Information Science
By: Michael P. Finn, Gary W. Krizanich, Kevin R. Evans, Melissa R. Cox, and Kristina H. Yamamoto

K. R. Evans, C. W. Rovey II, K. L. Mickus, J. F. Miller, T. G. Plymate, and K. C. Thomson, Department of Geography, Geology, and Planning, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield, MO

This website "lists meteorite impact craters that are located within the United States and for which diagnostic evidence of hypervelocity impact origin has been published in scientific literature. The website also presents an incomplete list of unconfirmed impact location, grouped as such, as well as a few pages that are intended to provide a basic introduction to impact crater science and to the methods and techniques behind the identification of terrestrial impact craters."

"The basic aim of this website is to contribute to a better understanding of the geologic process of impact cratering." -- website

A Missouri State University listing of web resources

Geophysical Research Letters, article by R.D. Elmore and Shannon Dulin, 7/13/2007

American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2008, abstract id.P31A-1384