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Organization Name:

Arizona Geological Survey

Person Name:

Arizona Geological Survey

Street Address:

1955 E. 6th St., P.O. Box 210184

City:

Tucson

State/Province:

Postal Code:

85721

Country:

USA

Phone:

1 (520) 621-2470

Fax:

1 (520) 621-2508

Email:

azgs-info@email.arizona.edu

Link:

http://azgs.arizona.edu

Arizona Geological Survey Mining Records Digitization Project

Published: 2012

The Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) achieved its annual goals of inventorying the mining records previously held by the Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Resources. Twenty-eight out of 31...

ofr-12-08_digitizing_mines.pdf

Resource Identifiers: OFR-12-08

State Geological Survey Contributions to the National Geothermal Data System

Published: 2012

The project achieved its primary goals and milestones during FY2011, which included data retrieval from 44 subrecipients and providing an online, interoperable network serving geothermal relevant...

State Geological Survey Contributions to the National Geothermal Data System

Resource Identifiers: OFR-12-06

Southwest Wildfire Hydrology & Hazard Workshop Proceedings

Published: 2012

This open-file report (OFR) presents materials from the 2012 Southwest Wildfire Hydrology & Hazards Workshop, including the workshop schedule, presentation abstracts, and a list of attendees....

Southwest Wildfire Hydrology & Hazard Workshop Proceedings - 50 p.

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Overview of Burned Area Emergency Response Program, its limitations, and the need for interagency and public collaboration

BAER from a practitioner’s viewpoint, treatment effectiveness and lessons learned

The role of research in the Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) process

2011 wildfire in the mountainous terrain of southeast Arizona: Verification of empirical formulas ...

Rapid post-fire hydrologic watershed assessment using the AGWA GIS-based hydrologic modeling tool

Debris-flow hazard assessment and monitoring within the 2010 Medano Fire burn area, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve,

Post-fire hydrologic model assessment for design storm runoff and mitigation

A new technique for implementing USGS models for assessing post-wildfire debris- flow hazards

Accounting for wildfire effects in slope failure risk analysis

Model assessments for predicting post-fire debris-flow potential in Arizona

The NOAA/USGS Debris Flow Early Warning System for southern California

From fires to floods: How the NWS in Tucson Arizona helped raise flash flood awareness after a historic wildfire season

Post-Fire USGS and ALERT Systems, Presentation and Panel Discussion

Utilizing remote sensing indices to evaluate hydrologic recovery in the Arroyo Seco watershed

Utilization of satellite imagery to evaluate and predict out-year post-fire watershed response and potential application ...

The relative contribution of natural vegetation dynamics and common seeding treatments to post-fire soil stability ...

Fire and soil microtopography in a Chihuahuan Desert shrub-grass ecotone

Changes in peak flow rates and sediment yields from the Wallow Fire, Arizona

A fire history reconstruction of the western San Juan Mountains: Results from tree-ring and alluvial sediment methods

2010 Schultz fire- sediment analysis and reduction options

Depth of unconsolidated cinder deposits and potential water-storage capacity at Cinder Lake for runoff events ...

Evaluating wildfire recovery with paired field hydrology and remote sensing in Southern Sequoia National Forest

Rito de los Frijoles – Post Las Conchas Fire Floods – 2011

Reptile and Amphibian Responses to Large-scale Wildfires in Southern California

Analysis of floods and debris flow hazards following short duration, high intensity rainfall events on Las Conchas ...

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Montezuma Creek channel repair - Coronado National Memorial

Hydrologic and Erosion Impacts of the 2010 Schultz Wildfire, Coconino National Forest, Arizona

Reducing the risk - Improving our understanding of post-wildfire erosion control treatment effectiveness

Post wildfire landscape change in a small headwater catchment from terrestrial LiDAR

Resource Identifiers: OFR-12-05

Geologic Evaluation of the Willcox Basin for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration

Published: 2012

The Department of Energy (DOE), including its National Energy Technology Laboratory and West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership (WESTCARB), have established national programs to...

Geologic Evaluation of the Willcox Basin for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration

Plate 1 - Map of the Willcox Basin, SE Arizona for Geologic Evaluation of CO2 Sequestration Potential

Plate 2 - Cross Sections of the Willcox Basin

Appendix A - Wells used for geologic evaluation of CO 2 storage in the Willcox Basin

Appendix B - Borehole log data used for geologic evaluation of CO2 storage in the Willcox Basin

Appendix C1 - Caliper Log Well - McCOMB#1

Appendix C2 - Electric Well Log Well - McCOMB #1

Appendix C3 - Radioactivity Log Well - McCOMB #1

Appendix C4 - Geologists Log Well - McCOMB #1

Appendix C5 - Temperature Survey Well - McCOMB #1

Appendix D - Existing Seismic Reflection Profiles in the Willcox Basin Area

Resource Identifiers: OFR-12-03

U-Pb Zircon Geochronologic Investigation of Granitoids and Sandstones in the Jerome Canyon and Chino Valley North 7 ½’ Quadrangles, Prescott Area, Central Arizona

Published: 2012

The Prescott area is within the Yavapai geologic province which consists of rocks of Paleoproterozoic age, with typical igneous-rock ages of ~1700 Ma. Three 7 ½' quadrangles in this area have...

U-Pb Zircon Geochronologic Investigation of Granitoids and Sandstones in the Jerome Canyon and Chino Valley North 7 ½’ Quad

Resource Identifiers: OFR-12-02