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Page 38
The Coalinga earthquake demonstrated again the vulnerability of unreinforced
masonry buildings in the United States to damaging earthquake ground motion .
Survey earthquake specialists , studying strong ground motion accompanying the
...
The Coalinga earthquake demonstrated again the vulnerability of unreinforced
masonry buildings in the United States to damaging earthquake ground motion .
Survey earthquake specialists , studying strong ground motion accompanying the
...
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variations in the amplitude and frequency content of ground shaking that can be
used to study the characteristics of damaging levels of strong ground shaking .
Aftershock recordings obtained in the town of Coalinga , which is located in an ...
variations in the amplitude and frequency content of ground shaking that can be
used to study the characteristics of damaging levels of strong ground shaking .
Aftershock recordings obtained in the town of Coalinga , which is located in an ...
Page 67
New Mexico : Unexpected Results of Streamflow and Ground - Water
Investigations Sheffield , Illinois : Ground - Water Flow and Tritium Migration From
the Sheffield LowLevel Radioactive Waste Site Sheffield , near Chicago , which
was one ...
New Mexico : Unexpected Results of Streamflow and Ground - Water
Investigations Sheffield , Illinois : Ground - Water Flow and Tritium Migration From
the Sheffield LowLevel Radioactive Waste Site Sheffield , near Chicago , which
was one ...
Page 75
Contamination of Ground Water by Coal - Tar Derivatives in St. Louis Park ,
Minnesota Operation of a coal - tar distillation and surface and is overlain by
glacial drift , two wood - preserving facility in St. Louis Park , bedrock confining
beds ...
Contamination of Ground Water by Coal - Tar Derivatives in St. Louis Park ,
Minnesota Operation of a coal - tar distillation and surface and is overlain by
glacial drift , two wood - preserving facility in St. Louis Park , bedrock confining
beds ...
Page 81
Regional Ground - Water Flow in the Floridan Aquifer System f_09_ Tampa 4800
CFS 67 % S 4 % A. The Floridan aquifer system is one of the major sources of
ground - water supplies in the United States . This highly productive aquifer ...
Regional Ground - Water Flow in the Floridan Aquifer System f_09_ Tampa 4800
CFS 67 % S 4 % A. The Floridan aquifer system is one of the major sources of
ground - water supplies in the United States . This highly productive aquifer ...
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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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