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Simulation of ground-water flow at Anchorage, Alaska, 1955-83
Leslie Patrick, T. P. Brabets, R. L. Glass
1989, Water-Resources Investigations Report 88-4139
The groundwater system at Anchorage, Alaska was analyzed by using a two-layer three-dimensional mathematical model. By use of existing data, both nonpumping and pumping steady-state conditions and transient conditions were simulated. Under steady-state conditions, calculated directions of groundwater flow were similar to observed flow patterns, and calculated stream discharges generally...
Map showing the depth to the base of the deepest ice-bearing permafrost as determined from well logs, North Slope, Alaska
T. S. Collett, K. J. Bird, K.A. Kvenvolden, L. B. Magoon
1989, Oil and Gas Investigation Map 222
Because gas hydrates from within a limited temperature range, subsurface equilibrium temperature data are necessary to calculate the depth and thickness of the gas-hydrate stability field.  Acquiring these data is difficult because drilling activity often disrupts equilibrium temperatures in the subsurface, and a well mush lie undisturbed until thermal equilibrium...
Distribution, facies, ages, and proposed tectonic associations of regionally metamorphosed rocks in northern Alaska
Cynthia Dusel-Bacon, William Peters Brosge, Alison B. Till, Elizabeth O. Doyle, Charles F. Mayfield, Hillard N. Reiser, Thomas P. Miller
1989, Professional Paper 1497-A
Approximately half of the exposed bedrock in northern Alaska has been regionally metamorphosed. The most widespread metamorphic episode that affected northern Alaska occurred under low-grade, initially high-pressure (blueschist-facies) conditions during Mesozoic time. This episode is thought to have been related to the obduction of one or more oceanic terranes onto...
Gold deposits in metamorphic rocks: Part I
Ed DeWitt, Jerome Waegli, Thomas D. Light, David A. Brew, Roger P. Ashley
1989, Bulletin 1857-D
Contents Gold in the United Verde massive sulfide deposit, Jerome, Arizona The Alaska-Juneau and Treadwell lode gold systems, southeastern Alaska...