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Shale, mudstone, and claystone as potential host rocks for underground emplacement of waste
E.A. Merewether, J.A. Sharps, J. R. Gill, M. E. Cooley
1973, Open-File Report 73-184
In this report, the suitability of the argillaceous formations in the conterminous United States as host rocks for underground waste emplacement is reviewed in terms of available geologic information. The strata are considered mainly according to their dimensions, Depth, composition, permeability, structural and seismic history, and to the extent of...
Erosion processes, fluvial sediment transport, and reservoir sedimentation in a part of the Newell and Zayante Creek basins, Santa Cruz County, California
W. M. Brown III
1973, Open-File Report 73-35
The drainage basins upstream from Loch Lomond, a water-supply reservoir on Newell Creek, and a proposed reservoir site on Zayante Creek were investigated for their characteristics with respect to the erosion, transportation, and deposition of sediment. The study area is underlain predominantly by sandstone, siltstone, and shale of Tertiary age...
Liquefaction potential of unconsolidated sediments in the southern San Francisco Bay Region, California
T. Leslie Youd, D.R. Nichols, E. J. Helley, K. R. Lajoie
1973, Open-File Report 73-368
A preliminary map of liquefaction potential of unconsolidated sediments has been made for the southern part of the San Francisco Bay region. Map zones are established on the basis of recent detailed geologic mapping. Liquefaction potential for each zone is estimated from an analysis of lithologic, water-table and standard penetration test data. Due to empirical...