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Atlas of Coal Geology
AAPG Studies in Geology, No. 45
by Alexander R. Papp, James C. Hower, and Douglas
C. Peters
This two-volume publication on CD-ROM is designed
as a reference and learning resource for both the novice and the expert
in academia or the energy industry. Fully searchable by key words.
Index
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Geology in Coal Resource Utilization
by Douglas C. Peters
A compilation designed to show how geology and geologic
concepts can be applied to coal resource exploration, extraction, and
utilization. The papers are directed at managers to demonstrate the applications
-- and limitations -- of geology in the coal industry.
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Sequence Stratigraphy, Paleoclimate, and Tectonics of Coal-Bearing Strata
AAPG Studies in Geology, No. 51
by Jack C. Pashin and Robert A. Gastaldo
The origin of coal-bearing strata has been debated vigorously for more
than a century, and with the emergence of coalbed methane as a major energy
resource and the possibility of sequestering greenhouse gas in coal, this
debate has never been more relevant.
This volume contains 10 chapters on coal-bearing strata of Carboniferous
through Tertiary age and is based on a special session that was held at
an AAPG Annual Meeting in New Orleans. The contributors to this volume
have employed a multitude of approaches ranging from basin analysis to
plant taphonomy to support a variety of views on the sequence stratigraphy,
paleoclimate, and tectonics of coal-bearing strata.
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Unconventional Energy Resources of North America
AAPG Poster
by John R. Dyni
This is an excellent summary of information about
coal, coalbed methane, natural gas hydrates, oil (tar) sands, oil shale,
geothermal energy, and uranium. Anticipated readership:
- geologists
- university geoscience departments
- federal and state administrators
- high school students and
- the informed public.
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