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Oil Shale
Projects || Talks || Posters || Publications || Links
Projects
Uinta Basin Water Study
Water-Related Issues Affecting Conventional Oil and Gas Recovery and Potential Oil Shale Development in the Uinta Basin, Utah
Presentations
Utah oil shale samples.
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Talks:
Basin-wide evaluation of the uppermost Green River Formation's oil-shale resource, Uinta Basin, Utah and Colorado
Michael Vanden Berg, Utah
Geological Survey
Presented at the 28th Oil Shale Symposium, November 2008.
Utah's Oil Shale Deposits: Stratigraphy and
Resource Evaluation
Michael Vanden Berg, Utah
Geological Survey
Presented at the 27th Oil Shale Symposium, October 2007.
Re-examination of Utah’s oil shale deposits:
Historical database and new resource evaluation
Michael D. Vanden Berg and David E. Tabet, Utah
Geological Survey
Presented at the GSA - Rocky Mountain Section, May 2007.
Outcrop of the Green River Formation along the White River, Uintah
County, Utah.
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Posters:
Basin-wide evaluation of the uppermost Green River Formation's oil shale resource, Uinta Basin, Utah and Colorado
Michael D. Vanden Berg, Utah Geological Survey
Presented at the AAPG Annual Conference, Denver, CO, June 2009
Utah's Oil Shale Deposits: Stratigraphy and
Resource Evaluation
Michael Vanden Berg and David Tabet, Utah Geological
Survey
Presented at the AAPG-RMS, Snowbird, Utah, October 2007.
Re-examination of Utah's oil shale resources: Historical database
and new research
Michael Vanden Berg and David Tabet, Utah Geological
Survey
Presented at the 26th Oil Shale Symposium, Colorado School of
Mines, 2006.
Publications
Basin-wide evaluation of the uppermost Green River Formation's oil-shale resource, Uinta Basin, Utah and Colorado, by Michael D. Vanden Berg, 2008, Special Study 128 (pdf)
Plate 1. Isopach and overburden thickness for a continuous interval averaging 50 gallons per ton of rock (pdf)
Plate 2. Isopach and overburden thickness for a continuous interval averaging 35 gallons per ton of rock (pdf)
Plate 3. Isopach and overburden thickness for a continuous interval averaging 25 gallons per ton of rock (pdf)
Plate 4. Isopach and overburden thickness for a continuous interval averaging 15 gallons per ton of rock (pdf)
Plate 5. Ownership of lands containing oil-shale resources (pdf)
Plate 6. Conventional oil and natural gas fields shown with isopach and overburden thickness for a continuous interval
averaging 25 gallons of oil per ton of rock (pdf)
Plate 7. BLM lands available for application for leasing under the proposed plan amendment for commercial oil-shale
development in Utah (pdf)
Plate 8. Uinta Basin's potential economic oil-shale resource (pdf)
Survey Notes article: Utah
likely to be a key player in future oil shale development,
(pdf) pages 5-6, January 2006, v.38, no.1.
Links
Government Agencies
Academia
Private Sector
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