Kentucky Geological Survey Report of Investigations
Submissions from 2018
Ground Motions Induced by the March 11, 2018, Implosion of the Capital Plaza Tower, Frankfort, Kentucky, N. Seth Carpenter, Michael J. Lynch, Brandon C. Nuttall, Zhenming Wang, and Andrew S. Holcomb
Characteristics of Cover-Collapse Sinkholes in Kentucky, James C. Currens
Submissions from 2017
Field Investigation of an Active Landslide In Kentucky: A Framework to Correlate Electrical Data and Shear Strength, Matthew M. Crawford and L. Sebastian Bryson
Submissions from 2016
Heavy-Oil and Bitumen Resources of the Big Clifty Sandstone, Northeastern Grayson County and Adjacent Hardin County, Kentucky, J. Richard Bowersox
Heavy-Oil and Bitumen Resources of the Western Kentucky Tar Sands, J. Richard Bowersox
Earthquake Hazard Mitigation in the New Madrid Seismic Zone: Science and Public Policy, Alice M. Orton, Zhenming Wang, Lanmin Wang, and Edward W. Woolery
Site Characteristics, Instrumentation, and Recordings of the Central United States Seismic Observatory, Edward W. Woolery, Zhenming Wang, and N. Seth Carpenter
Submissions from 2015
Geologic, Geotechnical, and Geophysical Investigation of a Shallow Landslide, Eastern Kentucky, Matthew M. Crawford, Junfeng Zhu, and Steven E. Webb
Schoenophyllum aggregatum Zone: Stratigraphic Marker for Investigations of Mississippian Limestones in Western Kentucky, Garland R. Dever Jr. and Preston McGrain
Comparison of the Ground-Motion Attenuation Relationship Between the Wenchuan, China, Area and the Central and Eastern United States, Jiwei Feng, Zhenming Wang, Edward W. Woolery, and Shanyou Li
The Geologic Context of Landslide and Rockfall Maintenance Costs in Kentucky, Bethany L. Overfield, Daniel I. Carey, Gerald A. Weisenfluh, Rebecca Wang, and Matthew M. Crawford
Submissions from 2014
Shallow Groundwater Monitoring Associated with the Deep Saline Reservoir CO2 Storage Test in Hancock County, Kentucky, E. Glynn Beck
Geology of the Kentucky Geological Survey Marvin Blan No. 1 Well, East-Central Hancock County, Kentucky, J. Richard Bowersox and David A. Williams
Hydrogeologic Investigations of Pavement Subsidence in the Cumberland Gap Tunnel, James S. Dinger, James C. Currens, Junfeng Zhu, Steven E. Webb, Brad W. Rister, R. C. Graves, David L. Allen, and Tim C. Scully
Using Time-Lapse Three Dimensional Vertical Seismic Profiling to Monitor Injected Fluids During Geologic Carbon Sequestration, John B. Hickman
Submissions from 2013
Middle and Late Devonian New Albany Shale in the Kentucky Geological Survey Marvin Blan No. 1 Well, Hancock County, Kentucky, Brandon C. Nuttall
Submissions from 2012
Using LiDAR to Map Landslides in Kenton and Campbell Counties, Kentucky, Matthew M. Crawford
Submissions from 2010
Sources and Occurrences of Nonpoint-Source Chemicals in Groundwater, Jackson Purchase Region, Kentucky, R. Stephen Fisher and E. Glynn Beck
Evaluation of Geologic CO2 Sequestration Potential and CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery in Kentucky, Thomas M. Parris, Stephen F. Greb, and Brandon C. Nuttall
Ground Motion for the Maximum Credible Earthquake in Kentucky, Zhenming Wang
Submissions from 2008
Foundation Problems and Pyrite Oxidation in the Chattanooga Shale, Estill County, Kentucky, Warren H. Anderson
Groundwater Quality in Watersheds of the Big Sandy River, Little Sandy River, and Tygarts Creek (Kentucky Basin Management Unit 5), R. Stephen Fisher, Bart Davidson, and Peter T. Goodmann
Assessing the Felt Reports of the 1811-12 New Madrid Earthquakes in the Central United States, Ron Street, John D. Kiefer, and Jerry L. Raisor
Submissions from 2007
Groundwater Quality in Watersheds of the Kentucky River, Salt River, Licking River, Big Sandy River, Little Sandy River, and Tygarts Creek (Kentucky Basin Management Units 1, 2, and 5), R. Stephen Fisher, Bart Davidson, and Peter T. Goodmann
Regional Groundwater Quality in Watersheds of the Upper Cumberland, Lower Cumberland, and Lower Tennessee Rivers, and the Jackson Purchase Region (Kentucky Basin Management Unit 3), R. Stephen Fisher, Bart Davidson, and Peter T. Goodmann