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Utah FORGE: Phase 3 InSAR Study Results

Sep 24, 2020
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Ground movement is evaluated through analysis of Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) interferograms. Results indicate there has been no detectable ground movement at millimeter scale. The zipped file in this submission contains a report, maps, and results from the InS...
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Feigl, K. and Batzli, S. Department of Geoscience University of Wisconsin-Madison
geothermalenergyinsarutah forgeutah geothermalsubsidencegeodesydeformationground deformationcrustal deformationmapmean rate of changematlabgeologybedrockcrustalremote sensingegsroosevelt hot springsmilfordinterferometric synthetic aperture radar

Utah FORGE: Seismic and Other Shapefiles from the Roosevelt Hot Springs Area

Mar 22, 2016
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Three shapefiles in this submission show the position of proposed seismic line surveys. The mid-crustal velocity anomaly file shows the extent of an anomalously low P-wave velocity zone in the subsurface. Two other files show the extent of known hydrothermal systems in the Rooseve...
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Moore, J. Energy and Geoscience Institute at the University of Utah
geothermalseismiclinesroosevelthydrothermalmilfordutahegsforgewater pipelinesystem2d3darcgisgisshapefileshape filegeospatial datautah forgegeophysicsroosevelt hot springsvelocitydeep drillingvelocity anomalycrustalmid-crustalp-wave

Utah FORGE: Targeting Geothermal Resources with Geodetic Strain Data Paper

Oct 01, 2004
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The paper linked below offers an initial assessment of a new method to target potential geothermal resources on the regional scale. The method is based on seeking relationships between geologic structures and geodetic observations of regional tectonic strain.
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Blewitt, G. et al Energy and Geoscience Institute at the University of Utah
geothermalforgeutah forgestraingreat basin strainegsgeodetictensorsecond invariantgeodesynevadautahratecrustalgpsfaultorientationmagnitude
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