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    Chemolithofacies of the Upper Cretaceous Buda Formation and Austin Chalk Group, south-central Texas : a product of integration of lithologic and chemical data 

    Hendrix, Christopher K. (2016-12)
    The Upper Cretaceous Cenomanian Buda Formation and Coniacian-Campanian Austin Chalk Group of Texas and northern Mexico are calcareous mudrock (chalk) successions deposited on the drowned lower Cretaceous Comanche platform. ...
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    Multicomponent seismic image matching and comparison - Fasken Ranch, Andrews County, Texas 

    Kim, Jung Kyu (2015-05)
    P-wave and S-wave multicomponent seismic data respond to lithology and fluid variations differently, providing interpreters with tools that supply additional information about subsurface geology. To interpret multicomponent ...
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    Regional stratigraphic and core-based characterization of the Cline Shale, Midland Basin, Texas 

    Roush, Reed Smart (2015-05)
    The Cline Shale is an organic-rich mudrock that was deposited in the Midland Basin during the latest Pennsylvanian. Deposits of the Cline Shale are restricted to basinal facies and contain great lateral and vertical ...
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    Low pH waters in the vicinity of Oak Hill Mine : a statistical evaluation of water quality 

    Mercier, Lilith Joy (2014-08)
    Lignite (brown coal) mine-mouth power plants supply a significance portion of electricity generated annually in Texas. Most lignite is produced from the Wilcox Group at surface mines located near a power plant. At the ...
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    A question of capacity assessing CO₂ sequestration potential in Texas offshore lands 

    Miller, Erin Noel (2012-12)
    The combustion of fossil fuels results in the release of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, a known greenhouse gas. Evidence suggests that “most of the observed increase in global average temperatures…is very likely due ...
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    Chronology of laramide magmatism and stockwork fracture filling at the Red Hills porphyry Mo-Cu deposit, Presidio County, Texas 

    Frelinger, Stefanie Naoko (2015-05)
    The Red Hills intrusive complex is the easternmost porphyry Mo-Cu system of Laramide age in southwestern North America. This study constrains the timing between igneous phases, and compares their geochemical characteristics ...
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    Depositional and diagenetic processes in the formation of the Eocene Jackson Group bentonites, Gonzales County, Texas 

    Michaelides, Michael Nicholas (2011-12)
    Bentonite clays are exposed in Paleogene strata stretching over 650 km parallel to the Texas coastline. This study focuses on a white and blue and a yellow and brown commercial Ca-montmorillonite bentonite near the city ...
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    Empirical analysis of fault seal capacity for CO₂ sequestration, Lower Miocene, Texas Gulf Coast 

    Nicholson, Andrew Joseph (2012-05)
    The Gulf Coast of Texas has been proposed as a high capacity storage region for geologic sequestration of anthropogenic CO₂. The Miocene section within the Texas State Waters is an attractive offshore alternative to onshore ...
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    Use of 3-dimensional dynamic modeling of CO₂ injection for comparison to regional static capacity assessments of Miocene sandstone reservoirs in the Texas State Waters, Gulf of Mexico 

    Wallace, Kerstan Josef (2013-05)
    Geologic sequestration has been suggested as a viable method for greenhouse gas emission reduction. Regional studies of CO₂ storage capacity are used to estimate available storage, yet little work has been done to tie site ...
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    Crustal seismic velocity models of Texas 

    Borgfeldt, Taylor Marie (2017-09-18)
    Our investigation distinguishes six distinct geologic regions within Texas and determines a preferred one-dimensional (1D) crustal structure for each. These models, which consist of flat layers of varying thicknesses and ...
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    AuthorBorgfeldt, Taylor Marie (1)Comeaux, Rebecca Suzanne (1)Frelinger, Stefanie Naoko (1)Hendrix, Christopher K. (1)Kim, Jung Kyu (1)McDowell, Emily Allen 1985- (1)Mercier, Lilith Joy (1)Michaelides, Michael Nicholas (1)Miller, Erin Noel (1)Nicholson, Andrew Joseph (1)... View MoreSubject
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