Property:HydroInfo

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Property Name HydroInfo
Property Type Text


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E
-Water samples can be used for geochemical analysis<br:/>-Fluid pressures can be used to estimate flow rates  +
-Water samples can be used for geochemical analysis<br:/>-Fluid pressures can be used to estimate flow rates  +
-Water samples can be used for geochemical analysis -Fluid pressures can be used to estimate flow rates  +
D
-Water samples can be used for geochemical analysis -Fluid pressures can be used to estimate flow rates  +
-Water samples can be used for geochemical analysis -Fluid pressures can be used to estimate flow rates  +
G
Any mapable information  +
P
Can give indications about subsurface geothermal fluid flow  +
A
Can give indications about subsurface geothermal fluid flow  +
R
Can give indications about subsurface geothermal fluid flow  +
I
Can give indications about subsurface geothermal fluid flow  +
S
Can give indications about subsurface geothermal fluid flow  +
F
Can reveal whether faults are circulating hydrothermal fluids. Map surface manifestations of geothermal systems. Water composition and source of fluids. Isotope geochemistry can reveal fluid circulation of a geothermal system.  +
D
Can reveal whether faults are circulating hydrothermal fluids. Map surface manifestations of geothermal systems.  +
F
Can reveal whether faults are circulating hydrothermal fluids  +
H
Collection of ground water samples for geochemistry and geothermometry  +
B
Combining compressional and shear wave results can indicate the presence of fluid saturation in the formation  +
S
Combining compressional and shear wave results can indicate the presence of fluid saturation in the formation.  +
A
Combining compressional and shear wave results can indicate the presence of fluid saturation in the formation.  +
S
Combining compressional and shear wave results can indicate the presence of fluid saturation in the formation.  +
V
Combining compressional and shear wave results can indicate the presence of fluid saturation in the formation.  +