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Behing the science – Drilling, casing, coring and, sometimes…LOGGING!

Behing the science – Drilling, casing, coring and, sometimes…LOGGING!

In this post we will discover another operation very important for collecting useful data about our holes: the logging.  …

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07
Apr 2017
By Alessia CicconiUncategorizedLeave a comment
A Blog on the Log of the Hole at the Bottom of the Sea

A Blog on the Log of the Hole at the Bottom of the Sea

We’ve been talking a lot in this blog about the cores we recover, but they’re not the only source of…

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13
Sep 2015
By Tom LangUncategorizedLeave a comment
Logging without an axe

Logging without an axe

Though structural geologists use our smaller sample of cored rock to form the larger picture of what its surrounding rock…

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25
Aug 2014
By Amy WestUncategorizedLeave a comment
Bits, Cones and Logs!

Bits, Cones and Logs!

The drill heads have a limited life before the cutting bits and bearings are worn away. The expertise of the…

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23
Apr 2014
By Lesley AllenUncategorizedLeave a comment

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