№ lp_2_3_27705
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Year: 2021
Region / city: Shale Hills Valley
Theme: Hydrology, Geosciences
Document Type: Data file
Organization / Institution: The Pennsylvania State University
Author: Dr. Xin Gu, Dr. Susan Brantley
Target Audience: Researchers, Geoscientists
Period of Validity: Data collected in 2019
Approval Date: 2021-03-11
Date of Changes: N/A
Description: Data file containing detailed descriptions of wireline logs from the Shale Hills CZO borehole, including various geophysical measurements.
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Upscaling of Hydrological Models (Complex versus Simple Case in Flux-PIHM) - Shale Hills (2009)
Year: 2021
Region / City: Shale Hills, PA, USA
Topic: Hydrological Models, Upscaling
Document Type: Data File
Institution: Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory
Authors: Wen et al. (2021)
Target Audience: Researchers, Hydrologists
Period of Validity: 01/01/2019 to 12/21/2020
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Probabilistic Modelling and Complex Energy Landscape Planning in Pennsylvania: Case Study of Shale Gas Exploration, 2009–2014
Year: 2009–2014
Region: Pennsylvania, USA
Subject: Energy landscape planning and probabilistic modeling
Document type: Research article
Institution: Penn State University
Authors: Timothy Murtha, Richard Hammond, Brian Orland, Lacey Goldberg
Keywords: Geodesign, simulation, energy exploration, probabilistic modeling, maximum entropy, infrastructure planning
Data sources: Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Methodology: Spatially explicit probabilistic modeling, MaxEnt software, environmental simulation, iterative scenario analysis
Scale: Regional and sub-regional
Focus: Shale gas exploration, infrastructure projections, design and planning applications
Audience: Researchers, landscape planners, policy makers
Topics: CZO CZMW11 Shale