Utah Geological Association

Geology of Utah's Parks and Monuments Publication 28 Editors, Douglas Sprinkle, Thomas C. Chidsey Jr., Paul B. Anderson, Grant C. Willis The eagerly anticipated 4th Edition - HAS ARRIVED!!  For decades, geologists have traveled to Utah to study its unique geology and explore a...

Edited by: C. M. Dehler, J. L. Pederson, D. A. Sprinkel, and B. J. Kowallis The Uinta Mountain-Uinta Basin couplet is the largest Laramide structure in Utah, and is similar to other such Laramide couplets in New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. Because of...

By: Paul B. Anderson and Douglas A. Sprinkel, Editors Geologic Guides for: NATIONAL PARKS- Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion. NATIONAL MONUMENTS- Cedar Breaks, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Natural Bridges, and Dinosaur. STATE PARKS- Antelope Island, Dead Horse Point, Escalante, Kodachrome Basin, Honaker Trail...

Edited By: Thomas H. Morris and Robert RessetarThe Sections in this CD Include: Introduction, Structure, Statigraphy and Sedimentary Geology, Geologic Resources, and Field-Trip GuideOther Information:Published: 2013Pages:Location: Utah INTRODUCTION GEOLOGY OF THE SAN RAFAEL SWELL, EAST-CENTRAL UTAH by Thomas C. Chidsey, Jr. STRUCTURE TECTONIC HISTORY...

Edited by: D. T. Griffen and W. R. PhillipsAs the science of geology moves forward, it is important to give critical areas, such as the Beaver Dam Mountains, a re-examination. Recent thinking on extensional tectonics makes this publication and discussions so much more pertinent....

Edited By: Michael D. Vanden Berg, Robert Ressetar, and Lauren P. BirgenheierThis CD includes Stratigraphy, Hydrogeology, Economic Geology, Deformation in the Green River Formation, and Paleontology.Other Information: Utah Geological AssociationPublished: 2015Pages: N/ALocation: Utah STRATIGRAPHY STRATIGRAPHY, CORRELATION, AND AGE OF THE MOENKOPI FORMATION IN THE...

Edited by: D. A. Sprinkel, W. A. Yonkee, and T. C. Chidsey, Jr. The Sevier thrust belt traverses the entire length of Utah and serves as the principal unifying element of the amazingly diverse geological regions of the state. To the east we find...

Edited by: B. T. Tripp, K. Krahulec, and J. L. Jordan The Eastern Basin and Range is truly a magnificent land in which to work, visit, and explore. Its scenic vistas, sculpted mountain ranges, and expansive valleys have attracted professional geologists, prospectors, biologists, engineers,...

Edited by: M. L. AllisonThroughout its history, Utah was thoroughly prospected, mines were opened and closed, and periods of lively activity alternated with those of diminished activity according to the driving forces of supply and demand. In time, the great wealth and potential of...

Edited by: G. C. Willis, M. D. Hylland, D. L. Clark, and T. C. Chidsey, Jr. The geology of central Utah creates unparalleled educational opportunities. Curious amateurs to seasoned explorationists find understanding by observing the plethora of geologic features and the intertwined relationships between...

Edited By: John B. Comer, Paul C. Inkenbrandt, Kenneth A. Krahulec, and Michael L. Pinnell This CD includes contributions to the understanding of Geology in Utah's West Desert  Other Information: Published: 2016 Pages: 377 Location: Utah CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF GEOLOGY IN...

Edited by: D. R. ShaweThis book has been prepared as a guide to Field Excursion C-2 held in conjunction with the Fifth Quadrennial Symposium of the International Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits at Snowbird, Utah, August 13-19, 1978. The field excursion visited...

Edited by: M. C. Erskin, J. E. Faulds, J. M. Bartley, and P. D. Rowley The scope of papers included in this volume range from regional geophysical considerations of the western Plateau Transition zone, to detailed studies of the structure and timing of deformation...

Edited by: M. W. Longman and C. D. Morgan This publication focuses entirely on the hydrocarbon resources of the Uinta Basin. The collection of papers cover the diverse topics associated with the hydrocarbon resources. Listed below are the papers found in this symposium. Book...

Edited by: K. M. Harty and D. E. Tabet Northwest Utah has been a geologically important area to the state since its earliest days of settlement. Because of its geological importance, this publication presents papers relating to the Great Salt Lake, mineral resources, and...

Edited by: R. L. Bon, R. W. Gloyn, and G. M. Park The mineral resources of Utah are as varied and fascinating as its geology and scenery. These resources are comprised of not only the well known base metal districts, but also a wide...

Edited by: L. E. Spangler and C. J. Allen This publication contains 21 technical papers and a field trip road log covering a large geographic area and focusing on a broad range of topics, including: structural geology, stratigraphy, geomorphology, petroleum geology, coalbed gas potential,...

Edited by: A. C. Huffman Jr., W. R. Lund, and L. H. GodwinFor a number of years, there has been a great amount of interest in the Paradox Basin. The interest has been generated primarily by many aspects of the energy industry: from petroleum...

Edited by: W. R. Lund Over the years, the term "environmental geology" has shifted in emphasis from the study of geologic hazards to the study if air, land, and water pollution. The study of geologic hazards is now more commonly considered engineering geology. Today,...

Edited by: B. G. Hill and S. R. BereskinOil and gas exploration and development has played an important historic and economic part in Utah, and many areas remain virtually unexplored. This publication will increase knowledge and awareness of the oil industry in Utah as...