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Skyline 16: SW SW sec. 10 11S 25E Uintah County, Utah. Box 98 Depth: 990.0 - 1000.0 ft. | 2015-07 | core sample; Skyline 16; box 98; Green River Formation | Core sample photograph by the Utah Geological Survey at the University of Utah, and the Utah Core Research Center. Skyline 16: SW SW sec. 10 11S 25E Uintah County, Utah. Box 98 Depth: 990.0 - 1000.0 ft. |
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Skyline 16: SW SW sec. 10 11S 25E Uintah County, Utah. Box 99 Depth: 1000.0 - 1006.25 ft. | 2015-07 | core sample; Skyline 16; Green River Formation; box 99 | Core sample photograph by the Utah Geological Survey at the University of Utah, and the Utah Core Research Center. Skyline 16: SW SW sec. 10 11S 25E Uintah County, Utah. Box 99 Depth: 1000.0 - 1006.25 ft. |
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South Uinta Basin 12 core log - Plate 10 | 2014 | plate 10; well log; core log; Green River Formation | |
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SUB 12 XRF depth plots | 2014 | depth plots; South Uina Basin; SUB 12; Green River Formation | |
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University of Utah and Utah Geological Survey Green River coring project summary | 2015-07 | Green River coring project; Skyline 16; oil shale deposits; Green River Formation | The University of Utah's Institute for Clean and Secure Energy and the Utah Geological Survey teamed up to drill 1000 feet of 4-inch diameter core in the upper Green River Formation oil shale deposits in the eastern Uinta Basin, Utah. The purpose was to recover nearly the entire oil shale zone (Para... |
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Utah State 1 - Plate 4 | 2014 | oil yeild; Green River Formation; well log; core log | |
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West-East core-based cross section through the middle to upper Green River formation, Uinta Basin, Utah - Plate 1 | 2014 | well log; well log cross section; economic oil shale; Mahogany zone; Green River Formation | Conclusions/observations from west-east cross section: The top of economic oil shale was picked at the top of the lower R-8 zone (top of the Big Three rich oil shale beds). This zone was selected to avoid the abundant saline minerals found in the overlaying saline zone, which often contains high-TDS... |