Applications Of Surface And Borehole Geophysics To Uranium Waste Disposal Practices

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Muriel S. Robinette
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Ground-water contamination from uranium operations could be avoided with proper site analysis techniques. Contamination from tailings disposal sites is carried downgradient within permeable hydrostratigraphic units which can be located and delineated with a combination of drill holes, borehole geophysical logs and surface geophysics. Several case studies are presented to illustrate this application.
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APA: Muriel S. Robinette  (1980)  Applications Of Surface And Borehole Geophysics To Uranium Waste Disposal Practices

MLA: Muriel S. Robinette Applications Of Surface And Borehole Geophysics To Uranium Waste Disposal Practices. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1980.

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