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Abstract: The Offshore Ecology Investigation: An Evaluation of Oil Industry Impact on Central Coastal Louisiana
James P. Morgan
GCAGS Transactions
... are sufficiently low as to present no known, persistent, biological hazards. Natural phenomena such as seasonal changes in water temperature...
1975
Compartmentation in the Anadarko Basin: Implications for Exploration and Production: Abstract
Z. Al-Shaieb
Tulsa Geological Society
... have produced large quantities of natural gas, particularly from the Pennsylvanian Red Fork and Morrowan sandstones. This mega compartment complex...
1996
Compositional Changes in Spilled Oil as a Consequence of Evaporative Losses: Abstract
Fathia Gomha, Colin Barker
Tulsa Geological Society
... surface is unstable and is degraded by natural processes including evaporation, biodegradation, and water washing. The role of evaporation has been...
2003
Applications of Surface Geochemical Techniques for Mapping Methane Associated with Near-Surface Coal Deposits: Abstract
Walter R. Merschat
Wyoming Geological Association
.... Small and somewhat normal amounts of methane constantly escape to the surface even during stable conditions. Abrupt changes (natural or man-made...
1988
Abstract: Avalanches in Newfoundland
David Liverman, Martin Batterson, David Taylor, Janice Ryan
Atlantic Geology
... of Newfound/and, St. John 's, Newfound/and A I B 3X7, Canada. 1 Avalanches are a major natural hazard in the mountainous areas of western Canada...
2000
Abstract: Landslide Hazard Zonation Mapping Using Statistical Approach
Jasmi Ab. Talib
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... on slope stability hazards have been done over the last thirty years. Initially the investigations were mainly oriented to solving instability problems...
2000
Abstract: Multi-Geohazard and Disaster Risk Assessment: A Technologicals Perspective
Khamarrul Azahari Razak
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... for us to better coping the disaster capacity, assessing our increased exposure and vulnerability to natural hazards and disaster risk in a quantitative...
2017
Abstract: Compartmentation in the Anadarko Basin: Implications for Exploration and Production, by Z. AL-Shaieb; #90957 (1995).
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1995
Abstract: Applications of Remote Sensing Methods for Oil Exploration and Environmental Assessment, by A. E. Prelat, J. N. Diggens, and T. L. Burnett; #90951 (1996).
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1996
Abstract: Using 3D Seismic to Forecast Development from the Pinedale Anticline, Wyoming, by S. Zinke and S. E. Shearer; #90092 (2009)
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2009
ABSTRACT: Development of the Marcellus Shale in Southwest Pennsylvania; Challenging, but Rewarding, by S. Lutz, M. Goodman, D. Bajek, C. Jump, and W. Zempolich; #90154 (2012)
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2012
ABSTRACT: The Yucca Mountain Project: a Major Earth Science Investigation; #90007 (2002)
John S. Stuckless
Search and Discovery.com
..., but the hazards from tectonic processes has been shown to be low. Yucca Mountain consists of late Tertiary silicic pyroclastic rocks. The principal focus...
2002
ABSTRACT: Compositional Changes in Spilled Oil as a Consequence of Evaporative Losses; #90020 (2003)
Fathia Gomha, Colin Barker
Search and Discovery.com
... and is degraded by natural processes including evaporation, biodegradation, and water washing. The role of evaporation has been investigated in laboratory...
2003
ABSTRACT: SEISMIC RISK COMMUNICATION AMONG HAZARD EXPERTS AND LOCALLEVEL GOVERNMENTS USING SAFETY ELEMENTS; #90014 (2003)
Runnerstrom, Eric E., Lisa B. Grant
Search and Discovery.com
..., 34 incorporated cities, multiple active earthquake hazards, and a demographically diverse population over 2.5 million. Cities represent a key component...
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ABSTRACT: Hydrocarbon Entrapment Mechanics in the Eastern Mediterranean Nile Delta Cone: Consequences of an Overpressured Environment; #90051 (2006)
Mohamed Nashaat
Search and Discovery.com
... process to maintain constant pressure magnitude and subsequently constant hydrocarbon column at the top reservoir. Leakage of natural gas from traps...
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Abstract: Geophysical Technology, Improving Returns in the Permian Basin
Micah Reasnor
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
..., currently producing roughly 3 million barrels of oil, is one of the largest hydrocarbon resources in the world. Pioneer Natural Resources holds one...
2018
Abstract: Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark "Sparking curiosity about the Earth"
Wanda Hughes
Atlantic Geology
..., Canada Our lives are shaped by geology. Where we settle, the landscape, the crops we grow, natural hazards, water resources, climate, what we mine...
2017
Abstract: Application of Borehole Image Interpretation Techniques for Mechanical Stratigraphy of Gas Shale Reservoirs, by P. Zarian, D. A. Sommer, and M. D. Pavlovic; #90090 (2009).
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2009
Special Editor’s Introduction: Environmental Geology and the State Geological Surveys
Earl H. Bennett
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
... society’s changing needs. Yesterday, we practiced geology for developing natural resources for man’s advancement. Today, we focus on geologic hazards...
1997
Abstract: Environmental Hazards Assessment Case Study for the Ukraine's Offshore, by Y. Kostyuchenko and A. Kitchka; #90923 (1999)
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1999
Geologic Hazards of the St. George Area, Washington County, Utah
Gary E. Christenson
Utah Geological Association
...Geologic Hazards of the St. George Area, Washington County, Utah Gary E. Christenson 1987 401 408 Geologic hazards are an important planning...
1987
Liability for Geologic Hazards
Alan H. Coogan
Houston Geological Society
...Liability for Geologic Hazards Alan H. Coogan 1981 126 145 Liability for damage resulting from geologic hazards has its source primarily...
1981
Book Reviews: “The Day the House Fell” and “Geohazards—Natural and Human”
Richard L. Handy, Nicholas K. Coch
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
...Book Reviews: “The Day the House Fell” and “Geohazards—Natural and Human” Richard L. Handy, Nicholas K. Coch 1996 55 56 Vol. 3 (1996) No. 1. “The Day...
1996
Introduction to Offshore Geologic Hazards: Section 1: PART 1
Arnold H. Bouma
AAPG Special Volumes
... possible impact upon the environment, and the interaction of the environment with the activity. Natural hazards are defined as the highest values of forces...
1981
Geologic Hazards of the St. George Area, Washington County, Utah
Gary E. Christenson
Utah Geological Association
...Geologic Hazards of the St. George Area, Washington County, Utah Gary E. Christenson 1992 99 108 Geologic hazards are an important planning...
1992