Isotopic Composition of Carbon in Fluids from the Long Valley Geothermal System, California, In- Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Hydrologic and Geochemical Monitoring in the Long Valley Caldera

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Conference Paper: Isotopic Composition of Carbon in Fluids from the Long Valley Geothermal System, California, In- Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Hydrologic and Geochemical Monitoring in the Long Valley Caldera

Abstract

A workshop was held to review the results of hydrologic and geochemical monitoring and scientific drilling in the Long Valley caldera. Such monitoring is being done to detect changes in the hydrothermal system induced by ongoing magmatic and techonic processes. Data from a 2400-ft deep core hole completed in June 1986 were presented at the 1986 workshop and participants discussed the need and rationale for siting locations for future scientific drilling in the caldera.

Authors: T. Winnett and Cathy J. Janik

Conference: The Second Workshop on Hydrologic and Geochemical Monitoring in the Long Valley Caldera; Mammoth Lakes, CA; 07/15/1986

Published: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, 1986

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Citation

T. Winnett,Cathy J. Janik. 1986. Isotopic Composition of Carbon in Fluids from the Long Valley Geothermal System, California, In- Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Hydrologic and Geochemical Monitoring in the Long Valley Caldera. In: The Second Workshop on Hydrologic and Geochemical Monitoring in the Long Valley Caldera; 07/15/1986; Mammoth Lakes, CA. Mammoth Lakes, CA: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory; p. 45-52

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