Appendix 1. Borehole geophysical logs from boreholes on or near Miller Mountain, near Machiasport, Maine

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Image log interpretation

Contents

 

A. Borehole MW–13

Figure 1A–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole MW-13, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1A–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-13, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1A–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-13, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1A–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-13, near Machiasport, Maine.

B. Borehole DW–22

Figure 1B–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse .flowmeter logs for borehole DW-22, near Machiasport, Maine

Figure 1B–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-22, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1B–Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-22, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1B–2.  Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole DW-22, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1B–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-22, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1B–4.  Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-22, near Machiasport, Maine.

C. Borehole–23

Figure 1C–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-23, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1C–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-23, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1C-1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-23, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1C-2.  Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole DW-23, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1C-3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-23, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1C-4.  Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-23, near Machiasport, Maine.

D. Borehole DW-24

Figure 1D-1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-24, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1D-2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-24, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1D-1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-24, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1D-3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-24, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1D–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-24, near Machiasport, Maine.

E. Borehole DW-25

Figure 1E–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-25, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1E–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-25, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1E–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-25, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1E–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-25, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1E–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-25, near Machiasport, Maine.

F. Borehole DW-31

Figure 1F–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-31, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1F–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-31, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1F–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-31, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1F–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole DW-31, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1F–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-31, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1F–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-31, near Machiasport, Maine.

G. Borehole DW-32

Figure 1G–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-32, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1G–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-32, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1G–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-32, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1G–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-32, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1G–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-32, near Machiasport, Maine.

H. Borehole DW-33

Figure 1H–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-33, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1H–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-33, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1H–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-33, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1H–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-33, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1H–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-33, near Machiasport, Maine.

I. Borehole DW-34

Figure 1I–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-34, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1I–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-34, near Machiasport, Maine. Deviation (tilt) data interpolated from 95 to 295 feet below top of casing.

Table 1I–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-34, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1I–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-34, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1I–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-34, near Machiasport, Maine.

J. Borehole DW-39

Figure 1J–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-39, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1J–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-39, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1J–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-39, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1J–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-39, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1J–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-39, near Machiasport, Maine.

K. Borehole DW-40

Figure 1K–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-40, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1K–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-40, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1K–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-40, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1K–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-40, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1K–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-40, near Machiasport, Maine.

L. Borehole WY-GATR

Figure 1L–1. Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heatpulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-GATR, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1L–2. Borehole deviation logs for borehole WY-GATR, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1L–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole WY-GATR, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 1L–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole WY-GATR, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1L–3. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole WY-GATR, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 1L–4. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-GATR, near Machiasport, Maine.

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Appendix 2. Borehole geophysical logs from boreholes near the Air Force Radar Tracking Station on Howard Mountain, near Machiasport, Maine

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Image log interpretation

Contents

 

A. Borehole DW-2

Figure 2A-1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-2, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2A–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-2, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 2A–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-2, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2A–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-2, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2A–4.  Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-2, near Machiasport, Maine.

B. Borehole WY-3B

Figure 2B–1.Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-3B, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2B–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole WY-3B, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 2B–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole WY-3B, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2B–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole WY-3B, near Machiasport, Maine.

C. Borehole WY-4

Figure 2C–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2C–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole WY-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 2C–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole WY-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2C–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole WY-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2C–4.  Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

D. Borehole WY–15

Figure 2D–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2D–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole WY-15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 2D–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole WY-15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2D–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole WY-15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 2D–4.  Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY-15, near Machiasport, Maine.

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Appendix 3. Borehole geophysical logs from boreholes near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain, near Machiasport, Maine

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Explanation

Image log interpretation

Contents

 

A. Borehole DW–6

Figure 3A–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 3A–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 3A–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 3A–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 3A–4.  Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

B.  Borehole DW-10

Figure 3B–1.  Caliper, acoustic caliper, gamma, electromagnetic conductivity, fluid temperature, specific conductance, DO, pH, reduction oxidation, multi-space resistivity, oriented acoustic and optical borehole images, and heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 3B–2.  Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 3B–1.  Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 3B–2.  Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole DW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 3B–3.  Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

 

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Appendix 4. Plots and interpretations of borehole geophysical logs collected by Geophysical Applications, Inc., near Machiasport, Maine

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Image log interpretation

Contents

A. Borehole MW-14 (near the Ground-to-Air Transmitter/Receiver Site on Miller Mountain)

Figure 4A–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-14, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4A–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-14, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4A–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-14, near Machiasport, Maine.

B. Borehole MW-8 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4B–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-8, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4B–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-8, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4B–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-8, near Machiasport, Maine.

C. Borehole MW-9 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4C–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-9, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4C–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-9, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4C–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-9, near Machiasport, Maine.

D. Borehole MW-10 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4D–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4D–1. Interpretation of combined acoustic and optical televiewer logs for borehole MW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4D–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-10, near Machiasport, Maine.

E. Borehole MW-11 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4E–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-11, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4E–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-11, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4E–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-11, near Machiasport, Maine.

F. Borehole MW-12 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4F–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-12, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4F–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-12, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4F–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-12, near Machiasport, Maine.

G. Borehole WY-3 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4G–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole WY-3, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4G–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole WY-3, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4G–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole WY-3, near Machiasport, Maine.

H. Borehole DW-4 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4H–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4H–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4H–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

I. Borehole MW-4 (near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4I–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4I–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4I–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole MW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4I–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-4, near Machiasport, Maine.

J. Borehole MW-5 (near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4J–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-5, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4J–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-5, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4J–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-5, near Machiasport, Maine.

K. Borehole MW-6 (near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4K–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4K–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4K–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-6, near Machiasport, Maine.

L. Borehole MW-7 (near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain)

Figure 4L–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW-7, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 4L–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW-7, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 4L–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW-7, near Machiasport, Maine.

 

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Appendix 5. Plots and interpretations of borehole geophysical logs collected by Hager-Richter Geoscience, Inc., for boreholes near Machiasport, Maine

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Explanation

Image log interpretation

Contents

 

A. Borehole DW–29 (near the Ground-to-Air Transmitter/Receiver Site on Miller Mountain)

Figure 5A–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole DW–29, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5A–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole DW–29, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5A–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole DW–29, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5A–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole DW–29, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5A–3. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole DW–29, near Machiasport, Maine.

B. Borehole MW–15 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 5B–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW–15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5B–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW–15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5B–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole MW–15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5B–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW–15, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5B–3. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole MW–15, near Machiasport, Maine.

C. Borehole MW–16 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 5C–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW–16, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5C–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW–16, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5C–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole MW–16, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5C–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW–16, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5C–3. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole MW–16, near Machiasport, Maine.

D. Borehole MW–17 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 5D–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole MW–17, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5D–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole MW–17, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5D–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole MW–17, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5D–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole MW–17, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5D–3. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole MW–17, near Machiasport, Maine.

E. Borehole WY–3C (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 5E–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole WY–3C, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5E–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole WY–3C, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5E–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole WY–3C, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5E–3. Interpretation and modeling of heat-pulse flowmeter logs for borehole WY–3C, near Machiasport, Maine.

F. Borehole C–114 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 5F–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole C–114, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5F–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole C–114, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5F–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole C–114, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5F–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole C–114, near Machiasport, Maine.

G. Borehole C–501 (in the Air Force Radar Tracking Station area on Howard Mountain)

Figure 5G–1. Borehole deviation logs for borehole C–501, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5G–1. Interpretation of acoustic televiewer logs for borehole C–501, near Machiasport, Maine.

Table 5G–2. Interpretation of optical televiewer logs for borehole C–501, near Machiasport, Maine.

Figure 5G–2. Projection, tadpole, and stereoplots of interpretation of borehole image data for borehole C–501, near Machiasport, Maine.

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Appendix 6. Summary of structure interpreted from geophysical logs for boreholes near Machiasport, Maine

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Explanation

Image log interpretation

Contents

 

A. Summary of structure interpreted from geophysical logs of boreholes on or near Miller Mountain, near Machiasport, Maine—WY–GATR, MW–13, MW–14, DW–29, DW–22, DW–23, DW–24, DW–25, DW–31, DW–32, DW–33, DW–34, DW–39, and DW–40

Figure 6A–1. In depth below land surface-projection and tadpole plots for all features; fracture density plots at 10-foot intervals; stereoplots for all features in the boreholes; rose diagram of dip directions for all features in the boreholes.

Figure 6A–2. In depth below land surface-projection and tadpole plots for all features; fracture density plots; stereoplots for all features the entire boreholes; rose diagrams for the entire boreholes, all at 100-foot intervals.

Figure 6A–3. In elevation above NAVD 88-projection and tadpole plots for all features at 100-foot intervals; fracture density plots (all fractures and transmissive fractures) at 10-foot intervals; rose diagrams of dip direction at 100-foot intervals.

Figure 6A–4. Fracture density plots at 10-foot intervals for borehole WY–GATR, the deepest borehole in the group.

B. Summary of structure interpreted from geophysical logs of boreholes near the Air Force Radar Tracking Station on Howard Mountain, near Machiasport, Maine—DW–2, DW–4, WY–3, WY–3B, WY–3C, WY–4, WY–15, MW–8, MW–9, MW–10, MW–11, MW–12, MW–15, MW–16, MW–17, C–114, and C–501

Figure 6B–1. In depth below land surface-projection and tadpole plots for all features; fracture density plots at 10-foot intervals; stereoplots for all features in the boreholes; rose diagram of dip directions for all features in the boreholes.

Figure 6B–2. In depth below land surface-projection and tadpole plots for all features; fracture density plots; stereoplots for all features the entire boreholes; rose diagrams for the entire boreholes, all at 100-foot intervals.

Figure 6B–3. In elevation above NAVD 88-projection and tadpole plots for all features at 100-foot intervals; fracture density plots (all fractures and transmissive fractures) at 10-foot intervals; rose diagrams of dip direction at 100-foot intervals.

Figure 6B–4. Fracture density plots at 10-foot intervals for boreholes WY–3, WY–3B, and WY–15, the deepest boreholes in the group.

C. Summary of structure interpreted from geophysical logs of boreholes near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain, near Machiasport, Maine—DW–6, DW–10, MW–4, MW–5, MW–6, and MW–7

Figure 6C–1. In depth below land surface-projection and tadpole plots for all features; fracture density plots at 10-foot intervals; stereoplots for all features in the boreholes; rose diagram of dip directions for all features in the boreholes.

Figure 6C–2. In depth below land surface-projection and tadpole plots for all features; fracture density plots; stereoplots for all features the entire boreholes; rose diagrams for the entire boreholes, all at 100-foot intervals.

Figure 6C–3. In elevation above NAVD 88-projection and tadpole plots for all features at 100-foot intervals; fracture density plots (all fractures and transmissive fractures) at 10-foot intervals; rose diagrams of dip direction at 100-foot intervals.

Figure 6C–4. Fracture density plots at 10-foot intervals for borehole DW-10, the only borehole near the Transmitter Site on Howard Mountain that exceeds a depth of 120 feet.

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