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Maurice Irénée Marie Gignoux (19 October 1881 – 20 October 1955) was a French geologist who was a specialist on the stratigraphy of the Alps. His 1925 book Geologie stratigraphique was a landmark publication in stratigraphy and was translated into several languages and went into many editions. Gignoux married Marie Garel in 1909 and they had five sons and a daughter. He died at Grenoble where a street, Rue Maurice-Gignoux, was named in his memory.

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  • Maurice Gignoux, né le 19 octobre 1881 à Lyon et mort le 20 août 1955 à Grenoble, est un géologue français. L'essentiel de ses travaux est consacré aux Alpes, bien qu'il ait également étudié la formation géologique de certains rivages de la mer Méditerranée, des gisements pétrolifères en France et en Italie, ainsi que participé à l'aménagement hydroélectrique en France, au Portugal et en Afrique du Nord. (fr)
  • Maurice Gignoux (Lione, 19 ottobre 1881 – Grenoble, 20 agosto 1955) è stato un geologo francese. Professore di geologia all'Università di Strasburgo dal 1918, nel 1926 passò all'Università di Grenoble. Importanti furono i suoi studi sulle formazioni marine del pliocene e del quaternario in Sicilia, in base ai quali formulò una nuova suddivisione cronologica stratigrafica. La sua opera principale è Geologia stratigrafica. (it)
  • Maurice Gignoux (* 19. Oktober 1881 in Lyon; † 20. August 1955 in Grenoble) war ein französischer Geologe. Gignoux studierte ab 1901 an der École normale supérieure von Lyon. 1909 wurde er dort mit der Arbeit Stratigraphie des Pliozän und Quartär in Süditalien und Sizilien promoviert. Im Ersten Weltkrieg diente er bei der Artillerie. Ab 1919 war er Professor in Straßburg und ab 1926 in Grenoble, wo er sich insbesondere der Geologie der Alpen widmete und der lokalen Geologie um Grenoble. Häufig arbeitete er dabei mit (1890–1972) zusammen. 1953 wurde er emeritiert. (de)
  • Maurice Irénée Marie Gignoux (19 October 1881 – 20 October 1955) was a French geologist who was a specialist on the stratigraphy of the Alps. His 1925 book Geologie stratigraphique was a landmark publication in stratigraphy and was translated into several languages and went into many editions. Gignoux married Marie Garel in 1909 and they had five sons and a daughter. He died at Grenoble where a street, Rue Maurice-Gignoux, was named in his memory. (en)
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  • Maurice Gignoux (* 19. Oktober 1881 in Lyon; † 20. August 1955 in Grenoble) war ein französischer Geologe. Gignoux studierte ab 1901 an der École normale supérieure von Lyon. 1909 wurde er dort mit der Arbeit Stratigraphie des Pliozän und Quartär in Süditalien und Sizilien promoviert. Im Ersten Weltkrieg diente er bei der Artillerie. Ab 1919 war er Professor in Straßburg und ab 1926 in Grenoble, wo er sich insbesondere der Geologie der Alpen widmete und der lokalen Geologie um Grenoble. Häufig arbeitete er dabei mit (1890–1972) zusammen. 1953 wurde er emeritiert. Er schrieb ein Handbuch der Stratigraphie, das 1925 erstmals erschien. 1930 veröffentlichte er Arbeiten, die die besondere Rolle der Salztektonik in der alpinen Trias hervorhoben. Er befasste sich mit Erdölgeologie, zum Beispiel schrieb er eine Monographie über das Ölfeld von Pechelbronn. Zuletzt schrieb er noch ein Buch über Ingenieurgeologie. 1955 erhielt er die Penrose-Medaille. 1915 erhielt er den Prix Fontannes der französischen geologischen Gesellschaft. 1932 wurde er korrespondierendes und 1946 Vollmitglied der Académie des sciences, deren Prix Cuvier er 1931 erhielt. Er war Offizier der Ehrenlegion und Ehrendoktor der Universität Lausanne. (de)
  • Maurice Irénée Marie Gignoux (19 October 1881 – 20 October 1955) was a French geologist who was a specialist on the stratigraphy of the Alps. His 1925 book Geologie stratigraphique was a landmark publication in stratigraphy and was translated into several languages and went into many editions. Gignoux was born on Lyon in the family of stockbroker Antoine with origins in Nyon. He studied natural sciences at the École Normale Superieure and under Charles Depéret at Lycée Ampère, Lyon from 1901. From 1905 he taught at Besançon high school for two years. He moved to Grenoble in 1909 to work under Wilfrid Kilian (1862-1925) but his study was interrupted by World War I. His doctoral thesis of 1913 won the Fontannes prize. He enlisted in 1914 and worked in the army meteorological unit along with Pierre Lory. He returned after the war to join the Faculty of Sciences, Toulouse between 1918 and 1919. He was involved in organizing geology teaching at Strasbourg from 1919 to 1925. In 1926 he took the place of Kilian at the University of Grenoble and served as professor until his retirement in 1953. He also served as Dean of the Faculty of Sciences from 1940 to 1953. His students included André Allix and David Schneegans. Gignoux married Marie Garel in 1909 and they had five sons and a daughter. He died at Grenoble where a street, Rue Maurice-Gignoux, was named in his memory. (en)
  • Maurice Gignoux, né le 19 octobre 1881 à Lyon et mort le 20 août 1955 à Grenoble, est un géologue français. L'essentiel de ses travaux est consacré aux Alpes, bien qu'il ait également étudié la formation géologique de certains rivages de la mer Méditerranée, des gisements pétrolifères en France et en Italie, ainsi que participé à l'aménagement hydroélectrique en France, au Portugal et en Afrique du Nord. (fr)
  • Maurice Gignoux (Lione, 19 ottobre 1881 – Grenoble, 20 agosto 1955) è stato un geologo francese. Professore di geologia all'Università di Strasburgo dal 1918, nel 1926 passò all'Università di Grenoble. Importanti furono i suoi studi sulle formazioni marine del pliocene e del quaternario in Sicilia, in base ai quali formulò una nuova suddivisione cronologica stratigrafica. La sua opera principale è Geologia stratigrafica. (it)
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