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Page 59
Each of the major mineral commodities is assigned to an experienced earth
scientist whose duty it is to acquire and maintain a thorough understanding of the
national and international resource information for that specific mineral or
material.
Each of the major mineral commodities is assigned to an experienced earth
scientist whose duty it is to acquire and maintain a thorough understanding of the
national and international resource information for that specific mineral or
material.
Page 86
Such activities have included technical assistance to other countries and
international organizations, scientific cooperation with earth resources agencies
abroad, exchange of scientists and training of participants, representation of the
Survey ...
Such activities have included technical assistance to other countries and
international organizations, scientific cooperation with earth resources agencies
abroad, exchange of scientists and training of participants, representation of the
Survey ...
Page 88
Assistance to several countries involved coal resource assessments and
earthquake hazard mitigations, each sponsored for the large part by the Agency
for International Development. Scientific cooperation is conducted under
cooperative ...
Assistance to several countries involved coal resource assessments and
earthquake hazard mitigations, each sponsored for the large part by the Agency
for International Development. Scientific cooperation is conducted under
cooperative ...
Page 89
to provide expertise for reimbursable programs commited by other agencies or
requested by other countries. Exchange of scientists is commonly arranged on
behalf of the International Communications Agency. Representational activities
are ...
to provide expertise for reimbursable programs commited by other agencies or
requested by other countries. Exchange of scientists is commonly arranged on
behalf of the International Communications Agency. Representational activities
are ...
Page 111
... China Lake (g.n.w); Office of Naval Research (g); U.S. Marine Corps, Camp
Pendleton (w) Department of State: Agency for International Development (g,w);
International Boundary anr1 Water Commission, U.S. and Mexico (w);
International ...
... China Lake (g.n.w); Office of Naval Research (g); U.S. Marine Corps, Camp
Pendleton (w) Department of State: Agency for International Development (g,w);
International Boundary anr1 Water Commission, U.S. and Mexico (w);
International ...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2009 |
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