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  1. Investigating the effects of noise pollution from energy development on the bat community in the Piceance Basin

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  2. Organic and inorganic geochemical characterization of the Juana Lopez and Montezuma Valley members of the lower Mancos Shale, Piceance Basin, Colorado

    The Piceance Basin is a prolific sedimentary basin known for its immense accumulations of oil and natural gas from a number of producing intervals. Of these intervals, both the middle-to upper Turonian Juana Lopez and the overlying upper Turonian Montezuma Valley members (and their coeval …

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  3. The effects of fault-induced stress anisotropy on fracturing, folding and sill emplacement: Insights from the Bowie coal mines, southern Piceance basin, western Colorado.

    <p>The recognition of fault-perturbed stress fields is an important tool in areas of mineral or hydrocarbon exploration. The Bowie underground coal mines of western Colorado expose a reverse-reactivated growth fault that perturbed the stress field during cleat (fracture) formation, rotating cleat …

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  4. Structural and stratigraphic controls on fracture distribution within sand bodies of the Upper Iles and Lower Williams Fork formations, Mamm Creek and Divide Creek fields, Piceance Basin, Colorado

    The Mesaverde Group in the Piceance Basin of northwestern Colorado is a continuous tight gas accumulation that has established itself as one of the more prolific producers of natural gas in the Rocky Mountain Region. In the Piceance Basin, the most significant producing intervals within the …

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  5. Outcrop to subsurface stratigraphic analysis of the Juana Lopez member of the Mancos Shale, northwestern CO, U.S.A.

    … correlative packages that prograded into the basin from north to south. The sediment was derived from a combination of sources: detrital input from the north and abundant intrabasinally derived, calcareous, bioclastic sediment consisting largely of disaggregated inoceramid prisms and fragments …

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  6. A Parametric Study and Economic Evaluation of Drilling Patterns in Deep, Thick CBM Reservoirs

    … of the areas of the United States such as Uintah basin and Piceance basin in Colorado, Black Warrior basin in Alabama and Arkoma basin in Oklahoma and Alaska. The thickness of coal beds in these areas can reach up to 150 ft and they can be as deep as 9000 ft.;Although horizontal drilling will …

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  7. Improving ungulate habitat in a region undergoing rapid energy development: consequences for songbirds and small mammals

    … manipulation experiment was established in the Piceance Basin, a region of Colorado undergoing rapid energy development, to evaluate alternative methods (i.e. chaining, hydro-axe, and roller-chop treatments) for reducing pinyon-juniper woodlands to promote mule deer habitat. I use this …

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