Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Hydrology

 

Wednesday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1600 H32G MCC 3024 Environmental Impacts of Coal-Bed Methane Development I
(joint with B, GC)
Presiding: R W Healy, U.S. Geological Survey; R L Smith, U.S. Geological Survey
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1600 H32G-01 MCC 3024 Montana's Coalbed Methane Ground-Water Monitoring Program: Year One
*J R Wheaton, M Smith, T A Donato, A L Bobst
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1615 H32G-02 MCC 3024 Overview of Coal Bed Methane Best Management Practices and Mitigation Techniques Using Geospatial Techniques
*J D Arthur
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1630 H32G-03 MCC 3024 Iodine-129 and Chlorine-36 as Tracers of Hydrodynamic Processes in Coalbed Methane Systems: Environmental Implications
*G T Snyder, W R Riese, U Fehn, J E Moran, W L Pelzmann
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1645 H32G-04 MCC 3024 Organic and Inorganic Species in CBM Produced Water: Implications for Water Management Strategies
*Y K Kharaka, C A Rice
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1700 H32G-05 MCC 3024 Organic Compounds in Produced Waters From Coalbed Methane Wells in the Powder River Basin, WY
*W Orem, H Lerch, C Rice, C Tatu
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1715 H32G-06 MCC 3024 The Effect of Biogeochemical and Hydrologic Processes on Nitrogen in Stream Water Originating From Coal-Bed Methane Supply Wells
*R L Smith, D A Repert, C P Hart
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1730 H32G-07 MCC 3024 Characterizing Hydrologic Properties of Coal Beds From the Powder River Basin, Southeastern Montana, by Analysis of Geophysical Well Logs
*R H Morin
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1745 H32G-08 MCC 3024 Transmissivity Anisotropy in a Bounded Coal-Bed Aquifer in the Powder River Basin, Southeastern Montana Determined by Aquifer Test Analysis
*E P Weeks
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