An overview of the unconventional recovery and coal liquefaction components of the Liquid Fuels Supply (LFS) model data base is presented. The LFS model, developed under the sponsorship of the Office of Planning and Environment (DOE/FE), enables the quantitative assessment of competitive supply technologies. Thus, it contributes to the development of the knowledge base required for reducing the U.S. energy supply vulnerability to the economic and security implications of reliance upon scarce and increasingly expensive conventional petroleum resources. This report presents the data used in the LFS model for modeling enhanced oil recovery and oil production from shale, tar sands, and coal liquefaction