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The Importance Of The Observation Well Program To North Dakota, Donald G. Adolphson
The Importance Of The Observation Well Program To North Dakota, Donald G. Adolphson
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
The following is a report of the importance of the observation wells espically for North Dakota, based on investigations conducted by the United States Geological Survey, under the Observation Well Program.
Wind Canyon Sand Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Gerald R. Baugh
Wind Canyon Sand Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Gerald R. Baugh
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
The lenticular body of sandstone in Wind Canyon Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota, displays a variety of conditions that lend themselves to immaturity. It is these conditions and their genetic relations that the author pursued.
Devils Lake Development, Michael W. Walsh
Devils Lake Development, Michael W. Walsh
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
No abstract provided.
The Relationship Of Ground-Water To The Dishcarge Of The Sheyenne River Between Sheyenne And Warwick, North Dakota, Terry H. Overmoe
The Relationship Of Ground-Water To The Dishcarge Of The Sheyenne River Between Sheyenne And Warwick, North Dakota, Terry H. Overmoe
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
The discharge of the Sheyenne River greatly increases between the government check points at Sheyenne and near Warwick because of ground water in-flow. It is probable that this water lost to the stream could be controlled and used by towns of the area.
Size Measurement Of Fine Sediments By Electrical Resistance, D. H. Mikkelson
Size Measurement Of Fine Sediments By Electrical Resistance, D. H. Mikkelson
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
The purpose of the experiment herein reported is to establish whether or not a correlation exists between the settling velocities of the fine particles of sediments and the change in resistance to the flow of electricity through a fluid containing the sediments. It was assumed that the sediments would behave according to Stokes’ Law regarding the velocities of their settling, and the pipette method of analysis was used to measure the particle size with which to compare the results of measuring change of resistance.
The equipment used in measuring the change of resistance as the particles settled was a 1,000 …
Radioactive Well Logging, Elmer J. Klaudt
Radioactive Well Logging, Elmer J. Klaudt
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
Radioactivity properties of many substances make radioactivity well logging possible. The Gamma Ray Curve records natural radiation; the Neutron Curve records induced radiation. In general the Gamma Ray Curve records formation types while the Neutron Curve records fluid content of the rocks. The Radioactivity Logs are recorded on continuous roll graph paper by an automatic pen recorder. The laboratory-developed Neutron Curve correction charts presented are an aid in accurate interpretation of well logs. Besides recording well logs, the Radioactivity Log is useful in solving many of the problems connected with petroleum work.
Placer Gold Deposits, John W. Bonneville
Placer Gold Deposits, John W. Bonneville
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
No abstract provided.
A Landslide Near Oslo, Minnesota, Roger C. Zejdlik
A Landslide Near Oslo, Minnesota, Roger C. Zejdlik
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
A landslide occurred on the bank of the Red River two and a half miles north of Oslo, Minnesota on the Minnesota side. The area involved in the slide compromises about 45,000 square feet. A mass-movement occurred which was vertical but largely horizontal. A block roughly 45 by 100 feet dropped on a skid plane between two related blocks which gave the effect of "graben" structure. Ath the same instant, however, a large mud bar roughly 150 feet long was pushed up in the river reducing the channel to about half its normal size. The cause of the slide was …
Sedimentary Size Analysis Of Glacial Deposits In The South-Half Of Kidder County, North Dakota, Richard D. Hendrickson
Sedimentary Size Analysis Of Glacial Deposits In The South-Half Of Kidder County, North Dakota, Richard D. Hendrickson
Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects
This paper deals with the sedimentary size analysis of glacial deposits in the southern half of Kidder County, North Dakota. An introduction giving a general description and location of the over-all area from which the samples were taken, precedes the methods of analysis. The analysis includes the separation of the particles into size groups, and the explanation of the data by means of histograms, frequency and cumulative curves. The analysis showed there was some similarity within different types of deposits which could be expressed mathematically.