Assessment of the geothermal resources of Kansas. Final report
Don W. Steeples, S.A. Stavnes
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Don W. Steeples, S.A. Stavnes
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The following regional geological and geophysical studies are reported: establishment of a geothermal gradient data base from approximately 45,000 bottom hole temperatures recorded from well logs and interpretation of this data in terms of regional geology and establishment and interpretation of a second data base of geothermal gradients from thermal logging data from 144 holes of opportunity in the state. (MHR)
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The following regional geological and geophysical studies are reported: establishment of a geothermal gradient data base from approximately 45,000 bottom hole temperatures recorded from well logs and interpretation of this data in terms of regional geology and establishment and interpretation of a second data base of geothermal gradients from thermal logging data from 144 holes of opportunity in the state. (MHR)
Key concepts: Geothermal gradient, Geology, Interpretation (philosophy), Base (topology), Geological survey, Earth science, Mining engineering, Geophysics