Surficial geology
Charles B. Hunt
1984, Report
Surficial materials are those at or near the Earth's surface. They constitute, by far, the largest and most used part of the ground around us. Areas not covered by surficial deposits--bare bedrock--form probably less than 5 percent of our land surface.Most surficial deposits are composed of poorly consolidated clay, silt,...
A hierarchical model to organize integrated research on the Okefenokee Swamp
Gregor T. Auble, Bernard C. Patten, R. W. Bosserman, David B. Hamilton
1984, Book chapter, The Okefenokee Swamp: Its natural history, geology, and geochemistry
No abstract available....
An old-growth cypress stand in Okefenokee Swamp
G.R. Best, D. B. Hamilton, Gregor T. Aule
1984, Book chapter
Okefenokee Swamp...
Selected bibliography of Wyoming amphibians and reptiles
Paul Stephen Corn, R. Bruce Bury, Hartwell H. Welsh Jr.
1984, Report, Smithsonian herpetological information service 59
No abstract available....
Vegetation mapping of the Okefenokee Swamp ecosystem
David B. Hamilton, C.A. McCaffery
1984, Book chapter
No abstract available....
Applications of remote sensing to ecosystem studies of Okefenokee swamp
David B. Hamilton, E.R. Blood, J.R. Wadsworth
1984, Book chapter, The Okefenokee Swamp: Its natural history, geology, and geochemistry
No abstract available....
Rippled scour depressions on the inner continental shelf off central California
David A. Cacchione, David E. Drake, William D. Grant, George B. Tate
1984, Journal of Sedimentary Petrology (54) 1280-1291
Side-scan sonar records taken during the recent Coastal Ocean Dynamics Experiment (CODE) show elongate, shore-normal rippled depressions of low relief on the inner continental shelf off central California between Bodega Bay and Point Arena. These features extend up to 2 km from the...
1982 National Fisheries Survey: Volume I Technical Report: Initial Findings
R.D. Judy Jr., P.N. Seeley, T.M. Murray, S.C. Svirsky, M.R. Whitworth, Lee S. Ischinger
1984, Report
No abstract available....
Modeling the interrelationship of groundwater and surface water
T. C. Winter
J. L. Schnoor, editor(s)
1984, Book chapter, Modeling of total acid precipitation impacts
No abstract available. ...
Satellite remote sensing: Implications for state and local information systems
D. T. Lauer
1984, Conference Paper, Seminar on the multipurpose cadastre: Modernizing land information systems in North America
No abstract available....
Final report. Habitat management evaluation model project. Phase 1: feasibility
K. Andrews, A.H. Farmer, P.J. Sousa
1984, Report
No abstract available....
Contaminants in the Upper Mississippi: Summary and conclusions
Samuel N. Luoma
J.G. Wiener, R.V. Anderson, editor(s)
1984, Book chapter, Contaminants in the Upper Mississippi River
No abstract available. ...
The biology of the resident ducks of the Marismas Nacionales, Mexico, and adjacent areas, and recommendations for their management
N.J. Scott Jr.
1984, Report
No abstract available....
Groundwater contamination and aquifer reclamation at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Colorado
Leonard F. Konikow, D. Thompson
1984, Book chapter, Groundwater contaimination
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Refuge management analyses: research needs for Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge
J. E. Roelle, G.T. Auble, D. B. Hamilton
1984, Report
Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, located in southeastern Indiana, was established by the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission in 1966. Land use planning for the Refuge formally began in 1971, and development of facilities designed in that planning effort is now nearing completion. As these facilities become operational, Refuge personnel will be...
Trace Metals
H.V. Leland, James S. Kuwabara
G. Rand, S.R. Petrocelli, editor(s)
1984, Book chapter, Fundamentals of aquatic toxicology: Methods and applications
No abstract available. ...
Compilation of hydrologic data for the Edwards Aquifer, San Antonio area, Texas, 1981, with 1934-81 summary
R.D. Reeves, R.W. Maclay, G. B. Ozuna
1984, Edwards Underground Water District Bulletin 41
The average annual ground-water recharge to the Edwards aquifer in the San Antonio area, Texas, from 1934 through 1981, was 612,400 acre-feet. The recharge in 1981 was 1,448,400 acre-feet, which is the third highest annual recharge since 1934. A maximum annual recharge of 1,711,200 acre-feet occurred in 1958, and a...
Water resources data: Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands
Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1984, Report, U.S. Geological Survey water-supply paper
No abstract available....
Development and implementation of a digital geologic database for petroleum exploration in the Uinta Basin, Utah-Colorado, U. S. A.
John L. Dwyer, Eugene A. Fosnight, David A. Hastings, G. Bryan Bailey
1984, Conference Paper, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, third thematic conference: Remote Sensing for Exploration Geology
No abstract available....
Volatilization of chlorinated hydrocarbons from water
R. E. Rathbun, D. Y. Tai
1984, Book chapter, Gas transfer at water surfaces
Coefficients for the volatilization from water of 1,1,1-trichloroethane and 1,2-dichloroethane were measured in a stirred tank. Experiments at constant mixing conditions over a wide range of concentrations showed that the volatilization coefficient was independent of concentration, confirming the assumption that volatilization is a first order process. Simultaneous measurements of the...
Pleistocene glaciation of volcano Ajusco, central Mexico, and comparison with the standard Mexican glacial sequence
Sidney White, S. Valastro
1984, Quaternary Research (21) 21-35
Three Pleistocene glaciations and two Holocene Neoglacial advances occurred on volcano Ajusco in central Mexico. Lateral moraines of the oldest glaciation, the Marqués, above 3250 m are made of light-gray indurated till and are extensively modified by erosion. Below 3200 m the till is dark red, decomposed, and buried beneath...
Snow Mountain Wilderness Study Area, California
Robert D. Brown Jr., Francis E. Federspiel
1984, Book chapter
The Snow Mountain Wilderness study area, located about 120 mi north of San Francisco and on the divide between the Sacramento and Eel Rivers, contains some of the highest terrain in the Coast Ranges. Its mineral-resource potential was evaluated by interpreting data from geologic field studies, from an aeromagnetic survey,...
Redwood Creek channel maps
Mary Ann Madej
1984, Technical Report 13
No abstract available at this time...
Bibliographies on chaparral and the fire ecology of other Mediterranean systems
Jon E. Keeley
1984, Report
Channel changes at cross sections in Redwood Creek, California
N. Varnum
1984, Technical Report 12
No abstract available at this time...
