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This collection of maps includes a variety of maps that convey attributes of the petroleum industry and its relationship to subsurface geology in Indiana. These include: well location, sample, producing horizon, structure, isopach, and porosity distribution maps. The maps are stored in 15 flat files and 10 file cabinets. The maps range in size from 8”x11” to 36”x42”
Categories: Physical Item;
Types: Collection,
Map Service,
OGC WFS Layer,
OGC WMS Layer,
OGC WMS Service;
Tags: Maps,
Reference,
Well construction reports,
ndc_collection
The Bedrock Core Information System interactive map illustrates important reference information about 1,155 cores in the IGWS bedrock core archive at a glance, including the spatial location, IGWS reference number, total depth below the land surface captured by the core, top bedrock unit penetrated and depth to the top of that unit, and bottom bedrock unit penetrated and depth to the bottom of that unit.
Categories: Web Site;
Tags: Bedrock geology,
Drill cores,
Indiana (IN),
Stratigraphic geology,
ndc_collection
Logs and miscellaneous files turned over to the Indiana Geological Survey (IGS) by Ayrshire Collieries and Utah International Companies for Indiana. The IGS has not reviewed content.
This collection includes records for non-water wells in Indiana. Some County Strat Test (CST) wells are pretty shallow boreholes located within the state. Most are related to petroleum exploration and development efforts. Data includes completion reports, scout tickets, geophysical logs, sample descriptions and test results. Some records include small-scale geophysical and colored driller's logs. This collection is housed in the Records Center at the Indiana Geological and Water Survey, Indiana University, Bloomington, and is accessible by appointment.
Categories: Physical Item;
Types: Collection,
Map Service,
OGC WFS Layer,
OGC WMS Layer,
OGC WMS Service;
Tags: Borehole geophysical logs,
Drill Holes,
Geophysical,
Paper reports,
Physical Geoscience,
In 1926, twenty-four companies from Indiana's Monroe and Lawrence counties joined their limestone quarrying and milling businesses to form the Indiana Limestone Company, or ILCO, that is still in operation today. Indiana Limestone refers to the building-stone facies of the Salem Limestone, later trademarked as “The Nation’s Building Stone,” and has been used extensively in building projects across the United States. Deposited approximately 340–335 million years ago in the middle Mississippian Period, it is exceptionally pure, well sorted, and occurs in thick beds that outcrop at or near the surface in Owen, Monroe, and Lawrence counties making the area especially well suited for profitable quarrying. In 2012,...
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