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Field notebooks belonging to retired PaGS geologist Rodger Faill. Five done by Michelle Bell under Faill's direction on Piedmont summer-fall 1992. Five on jack's mtn., triassic basin, general field trips 1965-1972 by Faill. Five done by Dave Valentino under Faill's direction for MA thesis on Piedmont 1987-1989. Three general/deformed fossils notebooks by Faill.various locations and dates. Belong to Rodger FaillThe oldest field notebooks from 1965-1972 are in worse shape having experienced some water damage from the 1972 Agnes flood. Some pages are faded and difficult to read.
The SDF or Stratigraphic Data Files are a collection of paper drill records from thoughout Pennyslvania organized by 7.5 minute quadrangle. It is a prime source of subsurface lithology. Portions have been entered into the USGS NCRDS database.This is a Topo/geo resource which does not belong to any one staff member.The last estimate of the collection was 31,500 done is 1987. A better estimate is currently underway. The main use for the collection is in-house reference and research by PaGS staff.
farmline maps of historical value from Amity to ZelionoplePittsburgh Office collection. Unit of measurement is flat file drawer.
Pittsburgh PaGS office historical files.unit of measurement is linear feet.
Archival collection of photpgraphs taken by survey staff from 1910-1970.POC is Richard C. KeenThis collection will be available in the future through contentdm.
thin sections of rocks of Pennsylvanian age and cambrian-ordovician limestone.POC is Jim Shaulis.It's usefulness is yet undetermined.
Thermal analyses (both differential thermal and thermogravimetric)POC is John Barnes. Unit of measurement is chartCollection covers 1975-1993.
Field notebooks of serpentinite studiesPOC is Steve Shank
Field notebooks. from 1980's to presentPOC is Jim Shaulis.
Selected fossil and rock specimens for Elk County and vicinity, NW Pa.POC is Cliff Dodge.
Field maps.POC is Gale Blackmer.
Analog surficial geology quarangles of NE Pa. Collection is paper and mylar.POC is Tom Whitfield.This collection is being converted to digital format as time allows.
Thin sections of Trenton-Black River 2003-2006 created from both core and outcrop samples.POC is Jamie Kostelnik. Unit of measurement is boxes.These thin sections are associated with the previous entries field notebooks.
precambrian iron, some arsenic deposits, manganese mesozoic diabase slabs, cornwall type iron, copper cornwall deposits, picture rocks, Sonestown, M80 report, reading prong uranium-thorium hand samples, uranium-validium-carbon county zn-pb samples, kimberlites topo lat long maps for industrial mineral producers, Hickok-Fayette county-south mountain filler samples, metabasalts-metaryolite hand samples, analysis 2004 field conference of Pa Geologists, copper occurances serpentinite and goat hill samples, radon hand samples-bucks county phase, metaryolite pulps unit of measurement is lane cabinet with 16 flat drawers each. POC is Bob Smith, retired PaGS geologist.located in basement of PaGS middletown office. About...
Mineral identification by x-ray defraction. This includes charts and films and covers period 1972-present.POC is John BarnesThis collection ceased to expand when conversion was made to digital data aquisition.
Photographs from serpentinite study.POC is Steve Shank.
data from field investigations in a digital format.POC is Bill Kochanov.much has to be translated from analog into digital.
Recording of observations from various field projects 1985-1995.POC is Bill Kochanov.
Atomic absorption analytical data. Covers period 1977 to 1980.POC is John Barnes. Unit of Measurement is Charts.Most of the analysis were conducted in support of the Bureau's clay-shale program.
Specimens of minerals formed as sublimates above burning anthracite seams and waste piles. Specimens are from Luzerne, Schuylkill and Dauphin Counties.POC is John BarnesSome of the samples require special storage consideration because they are corrosive.
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