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Coalbed Methane Research
Papers and/or presentations below are from the CBNG Research, Monitoring, and Applications Conference
held on August 17-19, 2004 at the University of Wyoming.
The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) published the conference
proceedings as Public Information Circular No. 43 (PIC-43), titled
Coalbed natural gas conference: I – Research, monitoring, and
applications. The report is available from the Publications Sales Office
at the WSGS in Laramie for $15.00 (Wyoming addresses add 6% sales tax)
plus $6.00 for shipping and handling. To order, call 307-766-2286, ext.
224; fax 307-766-2605; or email
sales-wsgs@uwyo.edu.
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Agenda
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Steering
Committee
- List of Attendees
- Posters
- Session 1
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Tracking CBM Infiltration Pond Impacts Upon Groundwater Using
Strontium Isotopes by Elizabeth Brinck, John Wheaton, Carol Frost
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Geochemistry of Coalbed Methane Product Water Across Five Wyoming
Watersheds by R.E. Jackson, K.J. Reddy, R.A. Olson, and D.E. Legg
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A Monte
Carlo Model of Tounge River Water Quality by William Schafer,
Michael Bergstrom, and William Thompson
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Preliminary
Results; Geochemistry of the Shallow Alluvial Aquifer in a Grainage
with Extensive CBNG Development by Frank Sanders, Buster Ivory, Karl
Taboga, Rachel Toner and Gretchen Kohler
- Session 2
- Session 3
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Powder River Basin Wildlife Inventory, Monitoring, and Research:
CBNG Wildlife Taskforce by Thomas Bills
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Preserving
Irrigation Water Quality Down Stream of Coalbed Natural Gas
Operations: Tongue River in Montana by Bill Schafer, Neal Fehringer,
and Kevin Harvey
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CBM
impoundments, mosquitoes, and West Nile Virus: an emerging problem?
by Ed Schmidtmann (ABADRL), Greg Joshnos (MT State Univ.), Brett
Walker (Univ. MT), Cecilia Kato (ABADRL), Dave Naugle (Univ. MT),
Dick Mayer (ABADRL), and Jack Lloyd (Univ. WY
- Session 4
- Tuesday Morning
Many of the documents here are in PDF format, which requires you to
have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
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