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Determing the geothermal potential of a region? Locating shale gas or geological layers for CO2 storage? Reconstructing climate change in the past? Not without drilling cores! We moved 40 km (!) of cores samples to a new repository in PĂŠronnes-lez-Binche. PĂŠronnes is now the memory of the Belgian subsoil!
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Scientists have identified the âmystery volcanoâ that erupted in 1831 and cooled Earthâs climate. They have linked it to an island volcano i
Academic, industry and government researchers are encouraged to learn more about KGS' core collection at an open house Friday, Feb. 15.
It never occurred to me that, of course, geologists would need libraries of rock cores and samples in order to do research that spans both time and place. Research on the effects of fracking, for instance, must rely heavily on the successful collection and storage of these samples, and yet the sheer size of a facility like this is astounding.
From the article:
KGS has scheduled an open house at the facility from 1-4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15, to showcase changes to current and prospective users and solicit suggestions for future improvements. A new name for the facility will also be announced during the open house.
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Please RSVP by Monday, Feb. 11. More information is available at https://www.uky.edu/KGS/news/core-library-openhouse-2019.php
âCore Samplesâ Copper Mine, Britannia, BC - 2014
There are remnants of long cylindrical core samples stored in sample trays on the museum site, tagged and numbered to help identify where they were taken.
Highland Copper Forced to Stop Drilling in Porcupine Mountains State Park Due to Lack of Frozen Ground
Highland Copper Forced to Stop Drilling in Porcupine Mountains State Park Due to Lack of Frozen Ground
Highland Copper subsidiary Orvana Resources U.S. Corporation halted exploratory drilling on February 19, 2017, in the Porcupine Mountains State Park due to unusual warm weather for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Winter drilling is required by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources because the ground must be frozen. The ground in the western Upper Peninsula has thawed too much to drill perâŚ
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Collecting snow samples from a site north of the Fairbanks campus in the late winter of 2016.
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