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Digitized log file, API Number 4304733903 | 2009 | | This log was digitized by the Utah Geological Survey from image files (.tiff) compiled by the Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining |
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Political Sci | | | |
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Self-study reflections | 2006-08-18 | | The University of Utah in 1996: a report to the Commission on Colleges of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. Self-study reflections. |
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Clearing the Path | 2018-01 | Student success; University of Utah | A strategic student success agenda. |
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Digitized log file, API Number 4304730026 | 2009 | | This log was digitized by the Utah Geological Survey from image files (.tiff) compiled by the Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining |
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Digitized log file, API Number 4304731609 | 2009 | | This log was digitized by the Utah Geological Survey from image files (.tiff) compiled by the Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining |
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Digitized log file, API Number 4304731810 | 2009 | | This log was digitized by the Utah Geological Survey from image files (.tiff) compiled by the Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining |
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U.S. tar sand oil recovery projects (1982) | 1982-02 | U.S. tar sand; oil recovery; energy demand; conventional petroleum decrease; less conventional energy sources; tar sand resource | As the demand for energy in the United States increases and the reserves of conventional petroleum decrease, the interest in development of less conventional energy sources is increasing dramatically. This interest, plus the recent decontrol of crude oil prices, has resulted in widespread activities... |
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Naval petroleum and oil shale reserves | 1996 | Naval Petroleum Reserve; Oil shale reserves; California; Wyoming; Utah; Colorado; Naval Petroleum Reserves Production Act of 1976; Annual Report; 1996 fiscal year | During fiscal year 1996, the Department of Energy continued to operate Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1 in California and Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 3 in Wyoming through its contractors. In addition, natural gas operations were conducted at Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 3. All productive acreage owned b... |
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Geologic summary report of the Sunnyside Tar Sands project, Carbon County, Utah | 1981-02-04 | geologic summary report; Sunnyside Tar Sands project; tar sands | The project area is located in the southwest portion of the Uinta Basin, near the northeast portion of the San Rafael Swell and localized within a small delta complex that formed in Lake Uinta during early Tertiary. The delta complex encompasses dimensions approximately 4-6 miles parallel to the anc... |
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U.S. tar sand oil recovery projects | 1982 | tar sands; U.S. tar sand oil recovery; oil recovery; U.S. energy demands; crude oil reserves; U.S. tar sands resource | The increasing U.S. energy demands, decreasing conventional crude oil reserves, and decontrol of crude oil prices have resulted in significant numbers of projects in U.S. tar sands. Data are reported for 62 projects involving both in situ and mining and plant extraction technologies. The data includ... |
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AE_University of Utah | | | |
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AI_Student Activities | | | |
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Chapter 7 | | | |
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Part 9 | | | |
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Student Activities | | | |
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Student Activities | | | |
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Student Activities | | | |
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Student Activities | | | |
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Utah:2000 a high development scenario | 1980-03 | | This report was prepared, under the direction of Paul Parker and Jeannie Watanabe, by members of the Comprehensive Planning Section, State Planning Coordinator's Office. Population projections and other statistical data were prepared by Jeannie Watanabe and Brad Barber. Dave Conine, Paul Parker, Gle... |
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Part 999 | | | |
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Preliminary mineral resource study of the Uintah and Ouray reservation, Utah | 1975 | mineral resources; production of oil and gas; oil shale industry development; coal resources | Development of known mineral resources on the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation probably will be confined to expanded production of oil and gas by conventional methods and to extraction of modest amounts of sand and gravel. Oil shale may have some development potential provided exploration can pro... |
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Chapter 8 Part 1 | | | |