In the quest to understand the Eocene environment and better characterize our energy resources, the Utah Geological Survey (UGS) recently partnered with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) …

Tertiary through Upper Cretaceous rocks (exposed on the flanks of the basin) characterize the surface geology of the basin ( figure 5). ... ... reader is urged to consult these publications...

area of the southeastern Uinta basin, Utah that integrated centimeter-to-decimeter scale outcrop and core measurements with 12 well logs. Green River Formation strata from the Uteland …

The Basin's structural history involves the following movements: local uplift in the west end in early Montana time; folding, progressively from west to east, during late Cretaceous to early …

The Uinta basin in northeastern Utah includes an area of 9,300 square miles and is a typical Rocky Mountain asymmetric basin. It developed during early Tertiary time and contains up to …

Stratigraphic column from the surface down through the Upper Triassic-Lower Jurassic-age Nugget Sandstone in the Uinta Basin showing major oil- and gas-producing reservoirs, seals, …

Basin, which nearly coincides with the Green River Ba-sin on figure 1. The Uinta Basin occupies 10,943 km2 (4225 mi2) of northeastern Utah. Structurally, it is an asymmetrical, elongate, east …

The Uinta Basin forms a geologic structural basin, and is the source of commercial oil and gas production. Separated from the Piceance Basin by the Douglas Creek Arch, both basins …

This study assesses the spatial and temporal variation of Uteland Butte member deposits along a 40-km transect in the southwestern margin of the Uinta Basin using detailed measured …

Uinta Basin is now an arid high desert atop layer upon an - cient layer of deposits under the surface, including oil and gas formed over millions of years from the organisms the lake held. …