Maximum temperatures found in the reservoir were approximately 700°F in the Imperial Valley, California, but drill bit temperatures may be considerably higher in the Geys[...]

Bipole-dipole (B-D) resistivity mapping has been widely used as a reconnaissance method in geothermal exploration. In this technique, apparent resistivities are plotted a[...]

This is the fifth edition of the Current Research Profile for Alaska, which lists research in the physical, biological, and related social science's conducted during 1977[...]

Progress in the development of a cost-effective exploration program for low- to moderate-temperature geothermal resources is reported. As part of this program two or thre[...]

A plan was formulated for development of the geothermal resources of the United States. Six major elements were identified to make up the research program structure. Thes[...]

A geothermal test borehole, DWR Dunes No. 1, was drilled in the Dunes geothermal anomaly by the State of California Department of Water Resources. Water samples from this[...]

A plan was formulated for development of the geothermal resources of the United States. Six major elements were identified to make up the research program structure. Thes[...]

A program of detailed magnetotelluric soundings was initiated in 1974 in Green Valley, Nevada, as part of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory's major study of techniques for[...]

INEL Geothermal Exploratory Well One (INEL-1) was drilled in search of a geothermal resource beneath the Snake River Plain for use at the Chemical Processing Plant (CPP) [...]

This document represents the final Conceptual Design Report for a residential district heating system for a 30-home community in the city of Elko, Nevada, using a geother[...]