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A gravity study of the northern part of the Arctic National Wildlife Range, Alaska
B. A. Kososki, H. N. Reiser, C. D. Cavit, R. L. Detterman
1978, Bulletin 1440
Interpretation of all publicly available onshore gravity data provides a basis for outlining regional elements of the basement and overlying structure in the northern part of the Arctic National Wildlife Range. Major post-Carboniferous sedimentary basins whose centers lie offshore on the Beaufort Shelf extend onshore in the northern part of...
A literature review of interaction of oxidized uranium species and uranium complexes with soluble organic matter
Joan K. Jennings, J.S. Leventhal
1978, Open-File Report 78-179
Organic material is commonly found associated with uranium ores in sandstone-type deposits. This review of the literature summarizes the classes and separations of naturally occurring organic material but the emphasis is on soluble organic species. The main class of materials of interest is humic substances which are high-molecular-weight complex molecules...
Ten-year low mean monthly discharge determinations for ungaged streams near waste-stabilization ponds in Wisconsin
Stephen J. Field
1978, Water-Resources Investigations Report 78-49
Communities that use fill-and-draw waste-water treatment lagoons or waste-stabilization ponds are required to discharge during the spring and fall of the year at a rate that does not exceed the assimilative capacity of the receiving stream. The 10-year low mean monthly discharge (MMQ10) for October, November, April, and May for...
Stratigraphic test well, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts
David W. Folger, J.C. Hathaway, R. A. Christopher, P. C. Valentine, C. W. Poag
1978, Circular 773
The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Massachusetts Water Resources Commission and the Nantucket Conservation Foundation, continuously cored 514 m of sediment and volcanic rock in a stratigraphic and water-quality test near the geographic center of Nantucket Island. Stratified sediments were divided texturally into three zones: the upper zone...
Report on laboratory testing of shallow sediments, Middle Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf
Daniel P. LaGatta, Karl Dalenberg, H.J. Knebel, D.A. Sangrey
1978, Open-File Report 78-578
This report contains the results of geotechnical engineering testing on cores taken by the U.S. Geological Survey to evaluate the characteristics of the sea floor within the Baltimore Canyon Trough area. The coring took place in September, 1977 aboard the R/V ANNANDALE. During the cruise (AN-01-77), 20 vibracores were taken...
Notes on the availability of mid-Atlantic multichannel seismic reflection profiles 11 and 12-A, -B, -C, and -D
John Stevens Schlee
1978, Open-File Report 78-474
Available are two multichannel profiles collected by Digicon Geophysical Corporation in 1975 using a 48-channel streamer (3600 m long). and a 27.9 cu. liter air gun array. They were processed in Denver on the Phoenix "I" by William C. Patterson. The processing included demultiplexing and resampling, geometry and common-depth-point definition,...
Distribution of dissolved nitrate and fluoride in ground water, Highland-East Highlands, San Bernardino County, California
Lawrence A. Eccles, John M. Klein
1978, Water-Resources Investigations Report 78-14
In the Highland-East Highlands area of southern California, concentrations of nitrate in water from many wells exceed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 's and the California Department of Health 's recommended limit for public water supplies. The nitrate standards for public water supplies in the study area are commonly met...