Mineral

Field Notes- Thermal Springs of Arizona

Basic Information
Author: 
Witcher, J. C.
Description: 
"Identification of truly thermal springs is an indispensable aid in the assessment of a region's geothermal characteristics. Over the years numerous lists of thermal springs in Arizona have been compiled and we present yet another. Although the word thermal implies heat, there is considerable subjective or arbitrariness in its application. In geothermal work what is important is anomalous or unusual heat-something above a norm. A functional scheme has been devised that is useful in identifying those Arizona springs judged to be carrying anomalous heat. The method is readily applied to any new springs that may be encountered. The results of this updated version are shown in Table 1. Also, possible heat sources are briefly outlined in the text."
Publication Date: 
Monday, June 1, 1981
Resource Language: 
English
Intelectual Originator Contact
Organization Name: 
Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology/ Arizona Geological Survey
Street Address: 
416 W. Congress St., Suite 100
City: 
Tucson
State/Province: 
Az
Postal Code: 
85701
Country: 
United States
Phone: 
(520) 770-3500
Fax: 
(520) 770-3505
Resource Information
Resource ID: 
http://resources.usgin.org/uri_gin/dlio/154
Access Statement: 
Field notes
Constraints Statement: 
Public Document
Quality Statement: 
Scanned, Good
Resource Distribution Contact
Organization Name: 
Arizona Geological Survey
Street Address: 
416 W. Congress, Suite 100
City: 
Tucson
State/Province: 
Az
Postal Code: 
85701
Country: 
United States
Phone: 
(520) 770-3500
Fax: 
(520) 770-3505
Geographic Extent
North bounding latitude: 
37.2504
South bounding latitude: 
31.2249
West bounding longitude: 
-114.697
East bounding longitude: 
-109.16
Previous Citation
Bibliographic Citation: 
Witcher, J.C. 1981. Field Notes - Thermal Springs of Arizona. Arizona Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology, Tucson, AZ.
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