THE POTENTIAL OF HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL ENERGY = LE POTENTIEL DE L'ENERGIE GEOTHERMIQUE DES ROCHES CHAUDES ET SECHESPETTITT ROLAND A.1981; JOHNSON DRILLERS J.; ISSN 0021-7271; USA; DA. 1981; VOL. 53; NO 2; PP. 14-19; ILL.Article

A SCHLUMBERGER RESISTIVITY STUDY OF THE JEMEZ SPRINGS REGION OF NORTHWESTERN NEW MEXICOPEARSON C; GOFF F.1981; GEOTHERMAL ENERGY - THE INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS STORY. GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES COUNCIL. ANNUAL MEETING/1981-10-25/HOUSTON TX; USA; DAVIS: GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES COUNCIL; DA. 1981; PP. 119-122; BIBL. 7 REF.Conference Paper

Effusive eruptions from a large silicic magma chamber : the Bearhead Rhyolite, Jemez volcanic field, NMJUSTET, Leigh; SPELL, Terry L.Journal of volcanology and geothermal research. 2001, Vol 107, Num 4, pp 241-264, issn 0377-0273Article

Valence and Atomic NumberHARBOUR, Daniel.Linguistic inquiry. 2011, Vol 42, Num 4, pp 561-594, issn 0024-3892, 34 p.Article

CORRELATION OF A VOLCANIC ASH BED IN PLEISTOCENE DEPOSITS NEAR MOUNT BLANCO, TEXAS, WITH GUAJE PUMICE BED OF THE JEMEZ MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICOIZETT GA; WILCOX RE; BORCHARDT GA et al.1972; QUATERN. RES.; U.S.A. ; 1972, VOL. 2, NUM. 0004, P. 554 A 578Serial Issue

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF CRYSTALLINE ROCKS ASSOCIATED WITH ENERGY FROM HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMSSIBBITT WL; DODSON JG; TESTER JW et al.1979; J. GEOPHYS. RES.; USA; DA. 1979; VOL. 84; NO B3; PP. 1117-1124; BIBL. 26 REF.Article

URANIUM OCCURRENCES OF THE NACIMIENTO-JEMEZ REGION, SANDOVAL AND RIO ARRIBA COUNTIES, NEW MEXICO.CHENOWETH WL.sdIN: ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENERGY RESOUR. DISCOVERY DEV. 24TH ANNU. MEET. AM. ASSOC. PET. GEOL. 6TH ANNU. MEET. SOC. ECON. PALEONTOL. MINERAL.; ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.; 1975; S.L.; RESUME,, P. 10 A 11Miscellaneous

OBSIDIAN EVIDENCE OF INTERACTION AND MIGRATION FROM THE MESA VERDE REGION, SOUTHWEST COLORADO = Témoignage d'interaction et de migration avec l'obsidienne provenant de la région de Mesa Verde, dans le Sud-Ouest du ColoradoARAKAWA, Fumiyasu; ORTMAN, Scott G; SHACKLEY, M. Steven et al.American antiquity. 2011, Vol 76, Num 4, pp 773-795, issn 0002-7316, 23 p.Article

Intrasource chemical differentiation of obsidian in the Jemez Mountains and Taos Plateau, New Mexico = Différenciation chimique intrasource de l'obsidienne des montagnes Jemez et le plateau Taos, Nouveau MexiqueGLASCOCK, M. D; KUNSELMAN, R; WOLFMAN, D et al.Journal of archaeological science. 1999, Vol 26, Num 8, pp 861-868, issn 0305-4403Conference Paper

SUBSURFACE TEMPERATURE DATA IN JEMEZ MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO.REITER M; WEIDMAN C; EDWARDS CL et al.1976; NEW MEXICO STATE BUR. MINES MINER. RESOURCES, CIRC.; U.S.A.; DA. 1976; NO 151; PP. 1-16; BIBL. 11 REF.; 14 ILL.Serial Issue

A NEW SPECIES OF DIMETRODON (REPTILIA, PELYCOSAURIA) FROM A NON-DELTAIC FACIES IN THE LOWER PERMIAN OF NORTH-CENTRAL NEW MEXICO.BERMAN DS.1977; J. PALEONTOL.; U.S.A.; DA. 1977; VOL. 51; NO 1; PP. 108-115; BIBL. 9 REF.; 3 ILL.Article

STABLE ISOTOPE STUDIES OF SOME ACTIVE HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS.LAMBERT SJ.1976; DISSERT. ABSTR. INTERNATION., B; U.S.A.; 1976, VOL. 36, NUM. 0009, P. 4351 A 4352Serial Issue

HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL ENERGY IN THE JEMEZ VOLCANIC FIELD, NEW MEXICO = ENERGIE GEOTHERMIQUE DE ROCHE SECHE DANS LE CHAMP VOLCANIQUE DES MONTS JEMEZ, NOUVEAU-MEXIQUEHEIKEN G; GOFF F.1983; JOURNAL OF VOLCANOLOGY AND GEOTHERMAL RESEARCH; ISSN 0377-0273; NLD; DA. 1983; VOL. 15; NO 1-3; NO SPECIAL; PP. 223-246; BIBL. 3 P.; TABL./ILL.Article

DEEP. GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION IN NEW MEXICO USING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY.JIRACEK GR; SMITH C; DORN GA et al.1976; IN: PROC. 2ND U. N. SYMP. DEV. USE GEOTHERM. RESOUR.; SAN FRANCISCO; 1975; WASHINGTON; U. S. GOV. PRINT. OFF.; DA. 1976; VOL. 2; PP. 1095-1102; BIBL. 16 REF.; 8 ILL.Conference Paper

Core, secondary, and peripheral foods in the diets of Hispanic, Navajo, and Jemez Indian childrenKOEHLER, K. M; HARRIS, M. B; DAVIS, S. M et al.Journal of the American Dietetic Association. 1989, Vol 89, Num 4, pp 538-540, issn 0002-8223Article

LITHIC FRAGMENTS IN THE BANDELIER TUFF, JEMEZ MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICOEICHELBERGER JC; KOCH FG.1979; J. VOLCANOL. GEOTHERM. RES.; NLD; DA. 1979; VOL. 5; NO 1-2; PP. 115-134; BIBL. 21 REF.; 11 ILL.Article

An analysis of the water concentrations in silicate melt inclusions in quartz phenocrysts from the Bandelier Tuff, Jemez Mountains, New Mexico = Analyse des concentrations en eau des inclusions de silicate fondu dans les phénocristaux de quartz du Tuf Bandelier, Monts Jemez, Nouveau MexiqueSOMMER, M. A; SCHRAMM, L. S.Bulletin volcanologique. 1984, Vol 46, Num 3, pp 299-320, issn 0366-483XArticle

Crust and upper mantle velocity structure of the southern rocky mountains from the jemez lineament to the cheyenne beltLEVANDER, Alan; ZELT, Colin; MAGNANI, Maria Beatrice et al.Geophysical monograph. 2005, Vol 154, pp 293-308, issn 0065-8448, 16 p.Article

MINERALOGICAL, PETROLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF PLEISTOCENE LOW TEMPERATURE RHYOLITES OF THE TEWA GROUP, JEMEZ MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICOPRIGMORE SM.1979; DISSERT. ABSTR. INTERNATION., B; USA; DA. 1979; VOL. 39; NO 7; PP. 3205Article

Upper mantle convection beneath the central Rio Grande rift imaged by P and S wave tomographyWEI GAO; GRAND, Stephen P; BALDRIDGE, W. Scott et al.Journal of geophysical research. 2004, Vol 109, Num B3, pp B03305.1-B03305.16, issn 0148-0227Article

Changes in silicic melt structure between the two Bandelier caldera-forming eruptions, New Mexico, USA : Evidence from zirconium and light rare earth elements = Changements dans la structure des liquides siliceux entre les deux éruptions ayant formé les caldeiras Bandelier, Nouveau Mexique, Etats Unis: mise en évidence à parit du zirconium et des terres rares légèresSTIX, J; GORTON, M.P.Journal of Petrology. 1990, Vol 31, Num 6, pp 1261-1283, issn 0022-3530, 23 p.Article

Sources of archaeological obsidian in the greater American Southwest : an update and quantitative analysisSHACKLEY, M. S.American antiquity. 1995, Vol 60, Num 3, pp 531-551, issn 0002-7316Article

Rock-water interactions in the Fenton Hill, New Mexico, hot dry rock geothermal systems. I: Fluid mixing and chemical geothermometry = Interactions eau-roche dans la colline de Fenton, Nouveau Mexique, un système géothermique roche chaude sèche. I: Mélange de fluide et géothermométrie chimiqueGRIGSBY, C. O; TESTER, J. W; TRUJILLO, P. E. JR et al.Geothermics. 1989, Vol 18, Num 5-6, pp 629-656, issn 0375-6505Article

Reconstruction of the most recent volcanic eruptions from the Valles caldera, New MexicoWOLFF, J. A; BRUNSTAD, K. A; GARDNER, J. N et al.Journal of volcanology and geothermal research. 2011, Vol 199, Num 1-2, pp 53-68, issn 0377-0273, 16 p.Article

The behavior of light lithophile and halogen elements in felsic magma: geochemistry of the post-caldera Valles Rhyolites, Jemez Mountains Volcanic Field, New MexicoSTIX, J; LAYNE, G. D; SPELL, T. L et al.Journal of volcanology and geothermal research. 1995, Vol 67, Num 1-3, pp 61-77, issn 0377-0273Article