Airborne radioactivity survey of the Red Desert region, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
No abstract available.
Wyoming↗
Geology topics
Frank W. Stead
Publications and source records attributed to Frank W. Stead.
Airborne radioactivity survey in the vicinity of Grants, McKinley and Valencia Counties, New Mexico
An airborne radioactivity survey in the vicinity of Grants, New Mexico, was made on May 28. 1951; aeromagnetic measurements were made concurrently with the radioactivity measurements. Several radioactivity anomalies were noted in conjunction with negative magnetic anomalies; this association is unusual and may reflect a genetic relationship between the uranium mineralization and the geologic structure causing the negative magnetic effect. Further investigation of the vicinity of the anomalies near the Haystack area, including ground magnetometer survey, seems warranted.
New Mexico↗
Progress on detection of radioactivity by airborne equipment
Coincidence and anti-coincidence counting rate meters and also an air conductivity meter have been installed in a transport plane to measure gamma radiation from ground sources. Materials containing 0.01 percent uranium can be detected at 500 feet and at an airspeed of 150 miles per hour.
Trace Elements Investigations↗
Available data on the content of radioactive elements in recent marine sediments and sea water
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Trace Elements Memorandum↗