Showing papers by "Geophysical Survey published in 1966"
TL;DR: The electrical resistivity method appears to be the most appropriate method of delineating geothermal waters in the New Zealand Volcanic Region as discussed by the authors, except in isolated instances, where the early concept of structural control of heat loss (within reasonable drilling distance from the surface) appears invalid except for isolated instances.
Abstract: The electrical resistivity method appears to be the most appropriate method of delineating geothermal waters in the New Zealand Volcanic Region. The early concept of structural control of heat loss (within reasonable drilling distance from the surface) appears invalid except in isolated instances. The prospecting methods used to delineate structure have failed to prove profitable in discovering heat sources.
29 citations
TL;DR: A Comparison of Total Magnetic Force Sections Across Northern California and Southern New Zealand is presented in this paper, where the authors compare total magnetic force sections across different regions of the US and New Zealand.
Abstract: A Comparison of Total Magnetic Force Sections Across Northern California and Southern New Zealand
9 citations