Progress report 3, geotechnical data gathering program
Subtitle: hydrologic program, section 1.2 to Area Oil Shale Supervisor, U.S. Geological Survey
By: by Wright Water Engineers, Inc., for Gulf Oil Corporation and Standard Oil Company (Indiana)
Contributors: Geological Survey (U.S.). Area Oil Shale Supervisor's Office; Rio Blanco Oil Shale Project; Standard Oil Company (Indiana); Gulf Oil Corporation
Publisher: Rio Blanco Oil Shale Project
Published: 1975
Place of publication: [Denver, Colo.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Environmental monitoring; Rio Blanco Oil Shale Project; Oil-shale industry; Environmental aspects; Water quality
Other titles: Rio Blanco Oil Shale Project :; Geotechnical data gathering program : hydrologic program, section 1.2; Hydrologic program : section 1.2; Progress report, environmental programs; RBOSP progress report
Description: Rio Blanco Oil Shale Project oversaw a hydrologic program in order to establish a hydrologic environmental baseline, describe local aquifers, and evaluate the quality and quantity of water to be produced from numerous mining plans. To achieve these goals, the hydrologic program was divided into nine task areas: surface water monitoring stations, surface water data collection, alluvial aquifer monitoring, deep aquifer drilling program, deep aquifer completion program, upper and lower aquifer pumping tests, deep aquifer monitoring, data input to mathematical model and dewatering analysis. The status or progress of each task is summarized and discussed throughout Progress Report 3 and in Progress Report 2.
Notes: "July 15, 1975."

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Table of contents: title: Interpretative text; title: Interpretive text appendix; title: Raw data : Volume I; title: Raw data : Volume II; title: Raw data : Volume III.