...Thomas Seward Lovering; Lyman Coleman Huff; Hy Almond Abstract At San Manuel, near Tucson, Arizona, recent churn drilling has blocked out large reserves of low-grade "porphyry copper" ore. This virgin deposit has a small outcrop and seems ideally suited for a geochemical study of the dispersion...

...) in the Tortolita Mountains, which locally displays penetrative deformation, might be the roots of the Little Hill prospect and the San-Manuel-Kalamazoo deposit strung out for ~30 km in the extension direction ( Durning and Davis, 1978 ; Dickinson, 1991 ; Ferguson et al., 2003 ). Ages ( Spencer et al., 2003...

... © 2016 by the Seismological Society of America Two graduate students—Manuel Mendoza at the University of California, Riverside, and Gabrielle Tepp at the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York—represented the Seismological Society of America at the 2015 Geosciences Congressional...

... but prospective geology in the San Manuel area. One sounding, well away from the San Manuel exploratory drilling grid, revealed indications of high polarization from considerable depth. Using a two-layer mathematical model which he had developed, Seigel interpreted the depth to the upper surface of the unknown...

... known in this province (formerly called Santiago de Cuba) is the Farola seepage which lies about two miles SWS of the Ingenio San Manuel, and about a quarter mile south of La Farola cross-road store and just off the road. The seepages of light maltha or heavy oil are in the serpentine and have been...

... area, at San Manuel, Fajardo (2015) interpreted Cenozoic extension to be the result of multiple generations of originally steeply east-dipping normal faults that tilted blocks of the upper crust ∼65°E (i.e., domino-style block faulting). In this interpretation, there is no difference in structural...

...-reflection interpretation, 10 prospects were proposed to drill. Some of the important observations and recommendations derived from this work can be summarized as follows: The established structural model considers a lateral fault (southwest-northeast), which explains why the San Lorenzo-1 well did...

... Andrés Manuel del Río was born in Madrid on 10 November 1764. His parents were José del Río and María Antonia Fernández. In Madrid he studied at Colegio de San Isidro, where he obtained in 1781 a Bachelor’s degree in Law and Arts from the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares. Later, the Spanish Crown offered...

... al., 2003 ). The Young plutonic complex, which includes predominantly granodiorite intrusions, ranging in age from 6.6 to 5.5 Ma ( Kay et al., 2005 ; Kurtz et al., 1997 ), marks the eastward frontal migration of the arc. The Don Manuel igneous complex and associated porphyry copper prospect...

... for an initial daily production of 189 barrels of oil. Well No. 3, drilled 2 kilometers to the southwest of No. 1, failed to find permeability in the limestone and was dry. On the basis of detailed reflection-seismograph studies, Horcón No. 102 was located 2.6 miles south of San Isidro (southernmost...

... Copper San Manuel mine. This volume certainly contains a large amount of information. Individual papers are generally concise, but sometimes too short, at 10 to 12 pages, and most are well written and referenced. Bright color figures and photographs make the papers aesthetically pleasing, although...

...Antonio García Rojas ABSTRACT This paper has been prepared to show the general distribution of the oil fields in Mexico, their production to date, and the probable reserves expected from the known fields. The most important prospective areas for the discovery of new oil fields in Mexico...

... Venezuelan Oil Concessions Ltd. Maracaibo Eocene Cretaceous 27,000 Tetones Caribbean Petroleum Company Mara Cretaceous 6,150 Las Cruces Colón Development Company Ltd. Colón Eocene 12,300 Los Manueles Colón Development Company Ltd. Colón Eocene 4,800 Fig. 1. —Map of State...

... of these examples the seepage occurs at the wall of the dike. At Tamalache, Pánuco district, the dike does not crop out but was encountered in drilling. Oil is also reported to have been found in vesicles in basalt about the depth of 3,700 feet in the Corona well No. 82 at San Manuel, Pánuco. Showings of oil were...

... petroleum systems analysis with Chevron Overseas in San Ramon, CA and Chevron UK in London. His current professional interest is focused on regional hydrocarbon resources assessments, play fairway elements integration and prospects analysis and risking. He is a member of the AAPG, SPE and the Dhahran...

... of sulfur promotes copper-rich mineralization in hydrothermal Pb-Zn veins: A case study from the Schwarzwald, SW Germany Benjamin F. Walter, Manuel Scharrer, Mathias Burisch, Olga Apukthina, and Gregor Markl article 119358 Vol. 533, 2020 SIMS oxygen isotopes indicate Phanerozoic fluids permeated...

... which may have a future value in regional correlations. Coregraphs and a table of porosities and permeabilities of Wilcox sands in several deep wells offer evidence of a downdip economic limit to Wilcox production. Other factors of importance in Wilcox prospecting are discussed. © 1940 American...

... Michoacán. Morelia : Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo . Uribe , J. Alfredo . 2006 . Labor de Andrés Manuel del Río en México. Profesor del Real Seminario de Minería e innovador tecnológico en minas y ferrerías . Asclepio. Revista de Historia de la Medicina y de la Ciencia...

... article 120060 APPLIED EARTH SCIENCE Vol. 566, 2021 Vol. 130, No. 1, 2021 Tectonic-controlled sediment-hosted fluorite-barite deposits of the Geometallurgical characterisation of Mn ores Michael John Peterson, central Alpine-Himalayan segment, Komsheche, NE Isfahan, James Robert Manuel, and Sarath...