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Geologic evaluation of 3-5 micrometer infrared imagery and color photography in southern Utah
Robert J. Hackman, Paul L. Williams
1970, Open-File Report 71-140
A comparison of 3-5 micrometer, afternoon and midnight infrared (IR) imagery and color photography with conventional aerial photography shows that IR imagery and color photography have some unique capabilities. In general, the IR imagery provides in shades of gray a record of the relative ground temperature at the time the...
Report on field trip to Wadi Bidah and Ablah areas, Saudi Arabia
Louis Gonzalez
1970, Open-File Report 70-138
The Mulgatah ancient workings were briefly examined and two samples of alluvium were taken from the wadi that drains these workings. In Wadi Bidah, near gossan outcrops at the Rabathan prospects, another wadi sample was taken. In the Abla Formation area, seven wadi samples were taken and these samples as...
Paleozoic and Precambrian rocks of Alaska and their role in its structural evolution
Michael Churkin Jr.
1970, Open-File Report 70-64
Acknowledging that there are large gaps in the knowledge of the geology of Alaska, the following threefold subdivision of Alaska into Paleozoic tectonic elements is proposed: Southern Alaska--the Alaska Range and farther south--is the northern end of the Paleozoic Cordilleran geosyncline that rims the eastern Pacific. Northern Alaska--the northeastern Brooks...