Core recovery, logging, probing,
boring and sampling
816208 INTER~TIONALM'NUALFOR THE SAMPLINGOF SOFT
cOHEsrVESOILS
Tokyo:Tokai UniversityPress for the Inter-
nationalSocietyof Soil Mechanics ani
FoundationEngineering,191, 129P
Describesthe samplingof soft cohesivesoils:
(1) preparatorywork for tilsturbed sampling
in Soreholes,(2) undleturbedsamplingby thin-
walled samplerswith fixed pistons,(3) other
variousssmplersuseclfarurdlsturbedsampling,
(4) hazxLll%of urdisturbedsamples,(5) hami
carvingundisturbedssmplesfor pits or trenches
(blocksampling),(6) metho;is of disturbedsoil
sampling.
816209FREEZE-SAMPLINGTECHNI~ aSUITABLE FOR COARSE
RIVERBED-MATERIAL.SHORT NOTE
Car&g, P A; Reader,N A
SedimGeol, V29, N2-3, JULY 1931, P233-239
Samplesare obtainedby carbon dioxide freezing
of a saturatedor partiallysaturatedmibatratum
to a copper stani-pipedriven into the atrezm
bed. The techniquehas been used for sampling
coarsegravelsuxrlerflowi~w&er.
816210WIRE LINE DOWN LCGS EVALUATED- 2. DATA
PRCCESSINGCHARACTERISTICSREvIEwED
Hartley,K B
Oil Gas J, Vi'g,Ng, 2 March 1581, p99-100
In Part 1 (See item 815246)dovn logs, ard the
possibilityof runningthem at Increased speeds
withoutimpairingdataquality,werereviewed.
Part 2 deals with data processingby the new
digitalcomputerlsedsurfaceleggingunits in
the St-of porosltyanilog speeddepenience
of log vslue variations.
816211 BOREHOLETELEVISIONSURVEY
Lau, J S 0
1n:UniergrourdRockEnglneering(hp?rsto
13th CanadianRock Machanlcs Syn%~,aium,
Toronto,28-29Mey l$)O),P204-210.Pub1
Montreal:CIMM, 190
Describesa boreholetelevisionsurveymethod
ard equipmentused to measureorientation,depth,
width arxlapertureof any plansrdlscorrtlrndties
intersected by a bxehole.
816212 BASIC i9CGRP.M
FM BO%%X $\-JOT!K; OF COAL MEASURE
SEQUENCESUSING MICRCCQ@UTERS
Mallet,C W; Banner,G W
CSIRO Divisionof AppliedGecmechanics,
reportGCM 31, March 1581, 16~
Gives the codingproced~e indetailaxdincludes
the irdivldualcodes as appendzlces.
Avail:CSIRO Ditisionof AppliedGeaaechanics,
PG Box 49, Mount Waverley,Vie 3149, Australia
Geophysical techniques
816213 APPL.IED
GEOPHYSICSFOR GEOLCGISTS.cNDENSINEFRS.
THE ELEMENTSOF GFOPRYS1C.ZPROSPECTING(2ND
EDITION)
Grlffiths,D H; King, R F
Oxford:Pergamon,1981, 23OP
Discussesgeophysicalmethodsused by geologists
ani civil engineers:seismicsurveys.electrical
resistivity surveying, other electil&.l
me+oir;,
gravitysurveying,magneticsurveying,geophysical
boreholelegging,radiometricsurveysand remote
sensing.
816214MAGI IC SOUNDINS=OD [MFmroDS
.-------- IN
GEOZHEMSTRY AXD GEOPHYSICS,15)
Kaufman,A A; Keller,G V
Amsterdam:Elsevier,191, 596P
The bock alms to providea descriptionof the
mathematical analyseswhich lead to an unier-
starkdlngof the use of the magnetotelluric
methodwhen the geometryof the sourcefield,
the cxn-vatureof the earth,and the 3-dimen-
sionalpropertiesof the subsurfaceelectrical
structuresmustbetakeninto account.Chapters
on measurementtechrdquesand interpretation
arrlcase historiesare included.
816215ACOUSTICWISSION/MICROSEISC ACTIVITYIN
GEOLOGICSX'RUCTURESANDMATERIALS
Hardy,H R; Leighton,I W (editors)
Proc 2nd Conference,Pennsylvania
State Univer-
sity,13-15 NW 1978. Pub1 Rockport,MA:
Rans Tech Publications,1580
Of the 27 papers,18 deal with a wide range of
field applicationsard techniques,7 with labo-
ratorytests and 2 with theoreticalaspectsof
the subject.
816216RAPID SEISMICREFRACTIONDELAY*TI!4E PROFILING
-_---_
TECHNIOUEFOR SHALLCWBEDROCKSFUDIES
Pant; P R; Murty, B S R
Geoexploration,~18, Nk, Jan 191, ~269-280
A selsxdcrefractiondelay time traversing
techniquehighly suitablefor a speedydellna-
tion of shallw bedrocktopogramy is described.
This technique quicklybringsout the bedrock
Tofile withoutlaboriouscomputationsaxl is
less expensivefor the purposethan the normal
seismicrefractionsoundingmethod.The principle
of the method is based on the determination of
the overburdendelay time associatedwith a
'shot-detector1 arrangement with constant
separationalong a traverse.The effectof the
lateralvelocityinhomogeneities on the measured
delay times ard the methodfor correc:ting this
effecthas been described.A hanmer-source
single-chsnnel seismictimer is ideallysuitable
for the survey.Auth.