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JANUARY/FEBRUARY
2001: Using New Technology to Solve
an Old Mystery (Racetrack Playa, Death
Valley); Surveying the Latest
Pictures From Mars; Digital Database of
Faults from the Fault Activity Map of
California and Adjacent Areas; Teacher
Feature- Southern California Museums.
MARCH/APRIL 2001: Death Valley's
Visible History; Southern California
2000 Seismicity M4.5 and Larger Earth-
quakes and Historical Context; Map Sheet
49; Map Sheet 50; DMG OFR 99-09; Seismic
Hazard Zone Maps; GEOLOGY NEWS REPORT;
Teacher Feature-Northern California
Museums.
MAY/JUNE 2001: Is My House In a
Seismic Hazards Zone; Marine Inundation
of a Late Miocene Forest: Stratigraphy
and Tectonic Evolution of the Saint
George Formation, Crescent City,
California; Book Reviews; NEW ITEM,
Postcard from California--Simplified
Geologic Map of California; Teacher
Feature-Nicaragua's Cerro Negro
Stratovolcano.
JULY/AUGUST 2001: Late Quaternary
Faulting in San Diego Bay and Hazard to
the Coronado Bridge, Surprising Museum
in the Desert and History of Shoshone,
California, Teacher Feature -- Fossil
Finds in the Los Angeles Subway.
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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2001: Russian
Dinosaurs in Sacramento; Fluid-Inclusion
Studies of Hydrothermal Minerals from
Geothermal Drill Holes at Medicine Lake
Volcano, Northern California;
California’s Non-Fuel Mineral Production
2000; Teacher Feature--Earth Science
Week; Geology Tours Offered by the
Desert Institute—Joshua Tree National
Park.
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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2001: Overview
of Division of Mines and Geology
Activities 2000-2001; The Challenge of
Earthquake Loss; Seismic Hazards Mapping
Program; The Mineral Resources Program
in 2000/2001; Strong-Motion
Instrumentation Network Status; Regional
Geologic and Hazards Mapping; THP
Enforcement and Watershed Restoration
Program; North Coast Watersheds
Assessment Program; Library Challenges:
Information Access, Storage, and
Customer Service Issues in the Digital
Age; Index to Volume 54—2001; Dear
California Geology Subscribers (Letter
from James F. Davis Regarding California
Geology Magazine); California Geology
Subscriber Survey.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
2000: Scientific Drilling in Long
Valley Caldera, Califomia-An Update; The
October 16, 1999 M ' 7.1 Hector Mine
Earthquake-An Initial Response; Sneak
Preview of DMG's Mineral and Mines
CD-ROM; DMG Library Celebrates Earth
Science Week; Teacher Feature-The
Mystery of Petroglyphs.
MARCH/APRIL 2000: The Demise of
the San Bruno Fault; Southern California
Seismicity Summary-1999; Northern
California 1999 Seismicity; Teacher
Feature-Earthquake! Earthquake!!
Earthquake!!!
MAY/JUNE 2000: A Discussion of
Geology, Soils, Wines and History of the
Napa Valley Region; Making Portland
Cement in California; In Memory of
Gordon W. Chase; Teacher Feature-Geoscience
Challenge.
JULY/AUGUST 2000: Are Soils
Endangered; California Landscapes.-A
Geologic Perspective; In Memory of
Oliver E. Bowen; Teacher Feature-Looking
for Faults in All the Right Places.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2000: Volcanoes
in the Susanville Region, Lassen, Modoc,
Plumas Counties, Northeastern
California; 1999 California Mining
Review; Teacher Feature-Earth Science
Week; Geologic Map of California
Release.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2000: The
August 17, 1999 Kocaeli, Turkey
Earthquake - A Lesson for California;
Garnet; Is Mushroom Rock a Ventifact;
Teacher Feature-Inside the Earth; Index
to Volume 53 – 2000.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1999: The Geology, Mineralogy, and
History of the Himalaya Mine; A Popular
and Informative Event; Teacher Feature -
Exploring Caves; In Memory - John
Lawrence Burnett and Richard Malcolm
Stewart.
MARCH/APRIL 1999: The 1998
Storm-Related Events, A Response;
Activities of the California
Post-Earthquake Information
Clearinghouse; Southern California
Seismicity Summary for 1998; Northern
California 1998 Seismicity - M4.5 and
Larger Events and Historical Context;
Teacher Feature - The Hunt for Hazards
in the Classroom.
MAY/JUNE 1999: The Mystery of the
Eureka Breccia: Discovering the World of
Microcrystals; Teacher Feature-
California's Official State Gem, Rock,
Fossil, and Mineral.
JULY/AUGUST 1999: California's
First Fossil Evidence of Cretaceous
Winged Vertebrates; William More Gabb-
First Paleontologist of the Geological
Survey of California; Plio-Pleistocene
Fossil Trees Found in Ancestral Lake
Britton Diatomite Deposits; Teacher
Feature-Dinosaurs: Facts and Fiction.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1999: Magmatic
Gas Emissions from Mammoth Mountain,
Mono County, California; California
Non-Fuel Minerals--1998: Teacher
Feature-Earth Science Week.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1999: Maps: The
Earth on Canvas; Clifford Gray Memorial;
Index to Volume 52 – 1999; Teacher
Feature-Fabulous Facts About Mineral
Resources.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1998: The Discovery of Gold in
California; Gold Gold Gold!; Gold in the
California Desert-Past, Present, and
Future; Teacher Feature – Gold Dust
Memories; The Varied Uses of Gold.
MARCH/APRIL 1998: New Geologic
Maps Lend Support to Better Building
Design in California Earthquake Country;
Reducing Future Earthquake Losses in
California; Teacher Feature-April is
California Earthquake Preparedness
Month; A Slice of Earth – Anatomy of an
Earthquake.
MAY/JUNE 1998: Geology and Slope
Stability Along Highway 50; Real-Time
Monitoring of Active Landslides Along
Highway 50, El Dorado County; 1997
California Mining Review; Teacher
Feature – Geologic Time.
JULY/AUGUST 1998: Short History
of Man and Gold; Scenes from the
California Gold Rush; Division of Mines
and Geology Library – Open House;
Division of Mines and Geology Library
Past, Present, and Future; California
Gold Mines Photograph Collection;
Teacher Feature – Landforms.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1998: Geology
of Joshua Tree National Park; Mines in
Joshua Tree National Park; Teacher
Feature – Geoscience Careers.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1998:
Quaternary Geology and Neotectonics of
the Pinto Mountain Fault, Mojave Desert,
Southern California; Major Improvements
in Progress for Southern California
Earthquake Monitoring; Teacher Feature –
Journey Back In Time; Index to Volume 51
– 1998.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1997: Changes in Construction
Aggregate Availability in Major Urban
Areas of California between the Early
1980s and the Early 1990s; A Field Trip
Transect of the Northern Sierra via
Interstate Highway 80; Gold Rush
California State Parks.
MARCH/APRIL 1997: California's
Mother Lode Highway – Mariposa to
Chinese Camp; Diary of a Frenchman,
Trinity River Placers, 1850; Fossil
Marine Algae or Trace Fossil?; Mining
Brings Opportunities and Challenges.
MAY/JUNE 1997: Sky Tour of the
New Year's Flood, Central Valley,
California, 1997; Reconnaissance
Engineering Geology of the Mill Creek
Landslide of January 24, 1997;
California's Mother Lode Highway –
Chinese Camp to Mokelumne Hill;
Reclaiming Mined Land Provides for the
Future.
JULY/AUGUST 1997: Assessing
Earthquake Ground Shaking Hazard in
California; California’s Non-Fuel
Mineral Production – 1996; California's
Mother Lode Highway – Mokelumne Hill to
Placerville; Mountain Building.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1997: Chico
Formation Yields Clues to Late
Cretaceous Paleoenvironment in
California; California’s Mother Lode
Highway – Placerville to North San Juan;
Teacher Feature – Volcanoes.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1997: Radon
Mapping-Santa Barbara and Ventura
Counties; California’s Mother Lode
Highway – North San Juan to Sattley;
Teacher Feature – Geology of Donner Lak;
Index to Volume 50 – 1997.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1996: Eastern Mojave Desert
Pediments; A Chronicle of Pre-1848
California Gold Discoveries; The
Hydrologic Cycle; William "Bill" Clark
[tribute]; Thomas Edwards Gay, Jr.
[tribute].
MARCH/APRIL 1996: Liquefaction in
the California Desert – an Unexpected
Geologic Hazard; Reclaiming Surface
Mined Land to Waterfowl Habitat;
Earthquake Legends; Richard B. Saul –
1922-1995.
MAY/JUNE 1996: Quaternary Diapir
of Claystone in Faulted Anticline,
Stanford, California; Focal Mechanism
Studies – Revisited, An Explanation;
Earth Science Teacher Resources.
JULY/AUGUST 1996: Native Seed
Collection for Mined-Land Revegetation;
Fossils...The Living Past; Be a Rock
Hound.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1996: 1995
Storm Events; Breached Landslide Dam on
the Navarro River; Debris Flows
Resulting from January 1995 Rainstorms;
Geothermal Gems.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1996: 1995
California Mineral Industry Survey;
California Principal Mineral-Producing
Localities [map]; Preliminary Maps of
Seismic Hazard Zones and Draft
Guidelines for Evaluating and Mitigating
Seismic Hazards; 1995 Redway Landslide;
Glaciers; Index to Volume 49 – 1996
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1995: Little Anacapa Island; The
Miners Law – Part II; Gold Rush and
Early California, Astronomy, and
Landforms, etc. Word Searches and
Geology Crossword Puzzle.
MARCH/APRIL 1995: New Fault Map
of California and Adjacent Areas; The
September 1, 1994 Mendocino Fault
Earthquake; Tsunami Warning!; Tributes
[to George Hilton and Martin Stout].
MAY/JUNE 1995: Mercer Caverns:
History, Exploration, and Geology of a
Gold Country Classic, Calaveras County;
Controlling Factors in the Development
of Corrugations on Off-Road Motorcycle
Trails, San Benito County; The Eureka
Earthquake, December 26, 1994; Fireworks
and Natural Resources; Geologist Ed
Kiessling Retires.
JULY/AUGUST 1995: Seismotectonics
Near Stanford University; First
California Dinosaur North of Sacramento;
New Emphasis on Geoscience in K-12
Education Leads to Opportunities for
Changing Public Perception of the
Mineral Industries; 1994 California
Mineral Industry Survey; Earthquake
Preparedness Resource Directory; New and
Revised Official Maps of Earthquake
Fault Zones of June 1, 1995; Two
Geologists Retire [Earl Hart and Oscar
Huber].
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1995: Troilite
from the Low Divide District; Are All
Major California Cities Seriously
Threatened by Earthquakes?; The Great
California Recycling Adventure; Planet
Ocean; Dancing to the Fossil Record;
CDMG Online--DMG's computerized Bulletin
Board System.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1995:
California Jade, A Geological Heritage;
The Geology of the Franciscan Complex in
the Ward Creek-Cazadero Area, Sonoma
County, California; Classroom Activity
Shows How to Determine Earthquake
Intensities; George B. Cleveland –
1925-1995; Index to Volume 48 – 1995.
MAY/JUNE 1994:
Saltwater Springs Atop the Rumsey Hills,
California; Unusual Phosphate Minerals
and Diatom-Bearing Stalactites from the
Farallon Islands; The Mineral Industry
of California in 1993; Careers in the
Geosciences.
JULY/AUGUST 1994: Geology of
Prisoners Rock and The Peninsula:
Pleistocene Hydrovolcanism in the Tule
Lake Basin, Northeastern California; A
Glimpse of Life in the Gold Country:
Excerpts from John Doble's Journal and
Correspondence; U.S. Geological Survey
Videotape Library.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1994: The Indio
Hills; Geology of Hayden Hill – A New
Mine Revitalizing an Old Mining
District; Global Change – Logs of Straw:
Dendrochronology; Index to Statutory and
Regulatory Reclamation Plan
Requirements.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1994: The
Miners Law – Part I; Bergbaufreiheit;
Agricola; Claims Notices; Calcite; Watt,
Did You Say?; Going for the Gold; Index
to Volume 47 – 1994.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1993: The Landers-Big Bear
Earthquake Sequence and its Felt
Effects; Surface Faulting Associated
with the June 1992 Landers Earthquake,
California; Rockfalls and Surface
Effects Other Than Faulting – Landers
and Big Bear Earthquakes; Surface
Rupture Along a Portion of the Emerson
Fault; Landers Earthquake of June 28,
1992; DMG Clearinghouse for the June 28,
1992 Landers and Big Bear Earthquakes;
The National Association of Geology
Teachers Guidebook Publications.
MARCH/APRIL 1993: Gold-Bearing
Quartz Veins in the Klamath Mountains in
the Redding 1 x 2 Degree Quadrangle,
Northern California; Mining California
Calcite Crystals for the Optical Ring
Sight.
MAY/JUNE 1993: Jamestown Leaf
Gold; The Gold Bug Mine [El Dorado
County]; The Mineral Industry of
California – 1992; Gold, California
State Mineral.
JULY/AUGUST 1993: Minerals;
Arroyo Boulders – Anza-Borrego Desert,
California; Mineral Experiments; AB 3098
Surface Mining and Reclamation Act (SMARA)
Eligible List – July 1, 1993.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1993: Damaging
Landslides Related to the Intense
Rainstorms of January-February 1993,
Southern California; California's
Landslide Hazard Identification Project;
DMG Landslide Publications (Exclusive of
LHIMs); Crossword Puzzle – American
Geologic Terms of Foreign Origin; A 15th
Century Mining Lease.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1993: Runoff
and Erosion after the Oakland Firestorm;
Expectations and Observations; Emergency
Landslide Hazard Evaluation Following
the Tunnel Fire, October 19-23, 1991; A
Composite Volcano in Action;
California’s Rocks, Minerals, and
Decorative Stone Used by Native
Americans; Index to Volume 46 – 1993.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
1992: Detachment Faults,
California’s Extended Past;
Mineralization Along Detachment Faults;
California Has Its Faults; Faulted
Wave-Cut Terrace Near Point Arena
[Mendocino County], A Photo Essay.
MARCH/APRIL 1992: The Honeydew
Earthquake, August 17, 1991; Sources of
North Coast Seismicity; The Cape
Mendocino Earthquakes, April 25-26,
1992.
MAY/JUNE 1992: California State
Mining and Mineral Museum, Mariposa;
History of the Mineral Museum.
JULY/AUGUST 1992: Calcareous Tufa
Formations, Searles Lake and Mono Lake;
Geometry of Normal Faulting in Tecopa
Valley, California from Magnetic
Surveys; April 22 Joshua Tree, and June
28 Landers and Big Bear Earthquakes,
1992; The Mineral Industry of California
– 1991; Highlights of the Second
Conference on Earthquake Hazards in the
Eastern San Francisco Bay Area; The
Quicksand Model – An Experiment.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1992: Captain
Jack’s Stronghold, The Geologic Events
that Created a Natural Fortress
[Siskiyou County]; Medicine Lake Volcano
and Lava Beds National Monument
[Siskiyou and Modoc Counties]; Going
Down the Tubes.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1992: The
Division of Mines and Geology’s
Environmental Protection Program;
Geologic Conditions at Three Rancho
Palos Verdes Subdivisions [Los Angeles
County]; Geologic Hazards at the New Bay
Farm Island Elementary School [Alameda
County]; Implementing an Award Winning
Reclamation Plan at Castle Mountain Mine
[San Bernardino County]; Sedimentation
in a Highly Erosive Watershed [Salmon
Creek, Humboldt County]; Brief History
of Measurement Systems; Index to Volume
45 – 1992.
JANUARY 1991:
Earthquake Damage in Soquel
Demonstration State Forest [Santa Cruz
County]; Bingham Canyon Mine, The
World’s Largest Open-Pit Mine;
Children’s Science Museums in Northern
California.
FEBRUARY 1991: Mono Lake
Earthquake of October 23, 1990;
Displacement Along the Manix Fault [San
Bernardino County]; Recycling,
Everyone’s Challenge.
MARCH 1991: Active Faults North
of Lassen Volcanic National Park,
Northern California; Products of the
Alquist-Priolo Fault Evaluation and
Zoning Project; Alquist-Priolo Special
Studies Zones [Preliminary Review Map –
May 1, 1991]; Significance of
California’s Mining Industry; Minerals
and Nutrition; Minerals.
APRIL 1991: Diatoms – The Forage
of the Sea; Magma Energy Exploratory
Well, Long Valley Caldera [Mono County].
MAY 1991: Geology and Mineralogy
of Ring Mountain – A Popular Nature
Preserve [Marin County]; Ring Mountain
Wildlife Preserve; New Eyes on Eastern
California Rock Varnish; Geothermal
Energy.
JUNE 1991: Mines and Geology of
Fort Irwin [San Bernardino County];
Tamarack Tuff – A Devonian Submarine
Pyroclastic Flow Deposit in the Northern
Sierra Nevada [Plumas and Sierra
Counties].
JULY 1991: A Visit to Santa
Barbara Island; Channel Islands National
Park; Using Microorganisms to Recover
Metals; The Great Seal of California;
The State Rock of California: Serpentine
or Serpentinite?
AUGUST 1991: Travertine Hot
Springs [Mono County]; Simplified
Geologic Map of California; Mariposite –
The Rock that Made California Famous.
SEPTEMBER 1991: Preparation and
Use of Earthquake Planning Scenarios;
Earthquake Planning Scenario for the San
Diego-Tijuana Area; Earthquake
Bibliography.
OCTOBER 1991: The Mineral
Industry of California in 1990; Geology
at the Intersection of the Garlock and
Death Valley Fault Zones, Northern
Avawatz Mountains [Field Trip Road Log];
Alquist-Priolo Special Studies Zones
[Official Maps – November 1991]; Mining
Crossword Puzzle.
NOVEMBER 1991: Decomposed
Granite; Timber Harvesting in Granitic
Terrain – Grass Valley Creek [Trinity
County]; Geologic Terms of Spanish
Origin.
DECEMBER 1991: Snow Lake Pendant,
Yosemite-Emigrant Wilderness – Evidence
for a Major Strike-Slip Fault within the
Sierra Nevada, California; Muir,
Whitney, and the Origin of Yosemite
Valley – In Defense of Whitney; Update
on the Surface Mining and Reclamation
Act of 1975.
JANUARY 1990:
Loma Prieta Earthquake October 17, 1989
[Santa Cruz County]; Effects of the Loma
Prieta Earthquake October 17, 1989 [San
Francisco Bay Area]; Environmental and
Public Health Issues Related to the
Disposal of Non-Fuel Mining Wastes;
Selected Reading List of Earthquakes and
Related Faults in California.
FEBRUARY 1990: A Geological
Journey Through Red Rock Canyon State
Park and the El Paso Mountains, Kern
County, California; Strong Motion
Records: October 17, 1989 Earthquake [a
review of California Strong Motion
Instrumentation Program Report No. OSMS
89-06]; Volcanic Hazards in California
[a review of U.S. Geological Survey
Bulletin 1847]; Sea Floor Tool;
California Geology: A Resource for
Teachers.
MARCH 1990: Mesquite Mine, A
Modern Example of the Quest for Gold;
Resources for Earth Science Teachers;
Geologic Field Guide Along the Klamath
River, From Interstate 5 Near Hornbrook
to Seiad Valley, Siskiyou County.
APRIL 1990: Coastal Landslides
Caused by the October 17, 1989
Earthquake, Santa Cruz County,
California; Cactus Gold Mine, Kern
County, California; Earthquake
Preparedness Education.
MAY 1990: Landslide and Flood
Potential Along Cache Creek: Lake,
Colusa, and Yolo Counties, California;
Geology of an Area in Altamont Hills,
Diablo Range: Alameda and San Joaquin
Counties; Source Materials for Earth
Science Projects; Significant
Earthquakes, 1989.
JUNE 1990: The Liberty Gold
Mining District, Siskiyou County,
California; Reclamation for Wildlife
Habitat: An Example from Banff National
Park, Alberta, Canada; Visit a Mine.
JULY 1990: Maps: The Earth on
Canvas; Greenwich Mean Time; Rock
Crossword Puzzle.
AUGUST 1990: Sea Cliff Erosion: A
Major Dilemma; Lower Member Deposition,
Hungry Valley Formation, Los Angeles and
Ventura Counties; Resources for Earth
Science Teachers.
SEPTEMBER 1990: California’s
Fossil Forest [Sonoma County];
Self-Guided Geologic Tour in Joshua Tree
National Monument [Riverside County];
Mineral Crossword Puzzle.
OCTOBER 1990: 1989 California
Mining Review; Liquefaction at Soda
Lake: Effects of the Chittenden
Earthquake Swarm of April 18, 1990
[Santa Cruz County]; Transporting Mining
Equipment by Truck; Mineral Trivia.
NOVEMBER 1990: Geologic and
Tectonic Setting of the Epicentral Area
of the Loma Prieta Earthquake [Santa
Cruz County]; Plate Tectonics and the
Gulf of California Region; The Earth,
Inside and Out.
DECEMBER 1990: The Columbia to
Capitol Connection: Popular
Seismographic Display Transmission Site
[Sacramento and Tuolumne Counties];
Index to Graduate Theses and
Dissertations on California Geology 1987
through 1989; Dinosaur Bibliography.
FEBRUARY 1989:
The Grandeur of Concrete – Part II;
Beatty Landslide, Santa Cruz County,
California.
MARCH 1989: Medicine Lake
Highland: September 1988 Earthquake
Swarm, Siskiyou County; Origin of the
Isabella Pluton and Its Enclaves, Kern
County, California; Parkfield
Strong-Motion Array, Monterey and San
Luis Obispo Counties.
MAY 1989: Cement Production at
Davenport Cement Plant, Santa Cruz
County; Alfred Oswald Woodford; Gold
Mines of Escondido, San Diego County.
JUNE 1989: Some Geomorphic
Features of Patrick's Point State Park,
Humboldt County; Geology of Patrick's
Point State Park, Humboldt County;
Castle Mountains Gold Deposit, Hart
Mining District, San Bernardino County.
JULY 1989: Ancestral Klamath
River Deposits at Gold Bluffs, Prairie
Creek Redwoods State Park, Humboldt
County, California; Scenic Resources of
Prairie Creek, Redwoods State Park,
Humboldt County, California; California
State Mining and Mineral Museum;
Chestermanite: A New Mineral, Fresno
County, California; The 15 Most
Significant Earthquakes in U.S. History;
First Diamond Find in California – When
and Where?
AUGUST 1989: Four Geological
Special Interest Areas, Central Sierra
Nevada, El Dorado National Forest,
Alpine, El Dorado, Placer Counties;
Sacramento, the Early Days, 1839-1876;
Natural History Museums in California.
SEPTEMBER 1989: A Neotectonic
Tour of the Death Valley Fault Zone,
Inyo County; Index to Graduate Theses
and Dissertations on California Geology,
1983 and 1984.
OCTOBER 1989: 1988 California
Mining Review; Importance of industrial
Minerals in Everyday Life; American
Mineral Consumption [including Mineral
Quiz]; Underground at Black Diamond
Mines, Contra Costa County; Significant
Earthquakes, January through June 1989.
NOVEMBER 1989: Deep Springs
Fault, Inyo County, California: An
Example of the Use of Relative-Dating
Techniques; Arthur R. Wilson Quarry:
Where Nature Gives Man a Break, San
Benito County.
DECEMBER 1989: Loma Prieta
Earthquake, October 17, 1989, Santa Cruz
County, California; Effects of the Loma
Prieta Earthquake, October 17, 1989, San
Francisco Bay Area; Environmental and
Public Health Issues Related to the
Disposal of Non-Fuel Mining Wastes;
Selected Reading List: Earthquakes and
Related Faults in California.
JANUARY 1988:
Elemental Analyses of Mica Resources in
California; Gold Miners from South
America: “We Were 49ers”; Emergency
Planning for Flood Hazards.
FEBRUARY 1988: Ground Shaking and
Engineering Studies Near the San Andreas
Fault Zone, Parkfield, California;
Japan’s Earthquake Warning System:
Should It Be Imported to California?; An
Evaluation of the Animal-Behavior Theory
for Earthquake Prediction; Earthquakes
Strike Imperial Valley in “Superstition
Hills Sequence” November 23-24, 1987.
MARCH 1988: Geology of Superior
Ridge Uranium Deposits, Ventura County;
The Parkfield Opportunity; Historic
Seismicity of the Parkfield Area,
Monterey and San Luis Obispo Counties;
Cholame Valley Earthquakes; A new
Vivianite Occurrence, Contra Costa
County.
APRIL 1988: Surface Rupture,
Superstition Hills Earthquakes
ofNovember 23 and 24, 1987, Imperial
County; Damage to Irrigation Facilities
in Imperial Valley: Superstition Hills
Earthquakes of November 1987, Imperial
County; Copper Mining in Fresno County.
MAY 1988: Ichthyosaurs of
California, Nevada, and Oregon; 1987
Annual Report: State Mining and Geology
Board; Geomorphology of Upper Palm Wash,
Anza Borrego Desert, California, San
Diego and Imperial Counties; Legend of
the Geysers.
JUNE 1988: Application of Remote
Sensing to California’s Geology;
Geologists of California Series: Mason
Lowell Hill; Fulgurite in the Sierra
Nevada.
JULY 1988: Cyanide Heap Leaching
in California; Charles Scott Haley;
Asbestos in the Western San Joaquin
Valley, San Benito and Fresno Counties.
SEPTEMBER 1988: Volcanogenic
Massive Sulfide Belt of the Western
Sierra Nevada Foothills; Parkfield
Earthquake Prediction Experiment:
Geophysical Instrumentation Near
Parkfield; Parkfield Earthquake
Prediction Alert Levels; Parkfield
Earthquake Prediction Experiment and
Public Policy Issues.
OCTOBER 1988: 1987 California
Mining Review; Significant Earthquakes,
January through June 1988; Geology of
the Lower Granite Gorge, Grand Canyon of
the Colorado River; Geologic
Relationships Along the San Gabriel
Fault Between Hardluck Canyon and
Castaic, Los Angeles and Ventura
Counties.
NOVEMBER 1988: Paleomagnetism of
the Zuma Volcanics, Point Dume, Los
Angeles County, California; Geologic
Walkabout in Australia; Volcanic Hazards
at Mount Shasta; Sedimentology of the
Montgomery Creek Formation, Shasta
County, California.
DECEMBER 1988: Geology of Del
Norte and Siskiyou Counties and Adjacent
Portions of Humboldt, Shasta, and
Trinity Counties; Ice Age Geomorphology
in the Klamath Mountains; New Model for
the Formation of Myrmekite: A Mystery
Solved Near Temecula, Riverside County,
California; Index to Volume 41.
JANUARY 1987:
Mined Land Reclamation Program;
Revegetation Planning; Where Did the
Mine Go?; Surface Mining and Reclamation
Practice [an excerpt from California
Administrative Code]; California
Environmental Quality Act and Surface
Mining Reclamation; Underground
Limestone Quarries, Kansas City,
Missouri; Careers in Geology
[geochemist, mineralogist, petrologist].
FEBRUARY 1987: Rock Stripes on
Sierra Nevada Foothills, Fresno and
Tulare Counties; Geology of an Accreted
Slab in Franciscan Complex, Redwood
National Park, Del Norte County; Using
Geologic Knowledge for the Public
Welfare.
MARCH 1987: Mother Lode Gold
Mines: Jackson-Plymouth District, Amador
County; Geology of Mussel Rock
Landslide, San Mateo County; Careers in
Geology [Exploration Geophysicist,
Geochronology, Hydrology].
APRIL 1987: Vacaville-Winters
Earthquakes...1892, Solano and Yolo
Counties; 1892 Vacaville-Winters
Earthquake and 1983 Coalinga Earthquake;
Mesothermal Gold Mineralization:
Skidoo-Del Norte Mines, Death Valley,
Inyo County.
MAY 1987: In Search of the Abrams
Post Office, Trinity County; Gold Camps
of Fresno County; Geology and Palynology:
Del Puerto Canyon, Stanislaus County;
Careers in Geology [Astrogeology];
Geologic Crossword Puzzle; Composites:
New Uses of Industrial Minerals.
JUNE 1987: Tertiary Gold-Bearing
Gravels, Northern Sierra Nevada; A
Mineral Mystery: Chalcedony after
Melanophlogite; Montgomery Creek
Formation, Klamath Mountains, Shasta
County; Legal Information for Miners and
Prospectors.
JULY 1987: Forensic Geology and a
Colusa County Murder; Pothole Dome:
Where Water Flowed Uphill, Tuolumne
County; Legislative History of
California Coastal Lands; Mining
Crossword Puzzle; Careers in Geology:
Geoscience Positions in State Civil
Service.
AUGUST 1987: A Thumbnail Sketch:
California’s Marine Geology; Scripps
Institution: Eight Decades of Research;
The Galapagos Islands, Province of
Ecuador; Careers in Geology [Marine
Geologist].
SEPTEMBER 1987: Geographic Names
in California; Historic Glacier
Fluctuations at Mount Shasta, Siskiyou
County; Mount Shasta – Challenge of the
Mountain; Tectonic Evolution of the
Southern Panamint Range; Inyo and San
Bernardino Counties.
OCTOBER 1987: California Mining
Review, 1985-1986; Managing the
California Desert Conservation Area;
Some Thoughts on the Price of Gold; Fire
Assay of Gold and Silver; Tahoe Rim
Trail Project.
NOVEMBER 1987: 1983 U.S. Highway
50 Landslide Near Whitehall, California,
El Dorado County; A Century of
Earthquake Records, 1887-1987; Terraces,
Tilting, and Topography of Cordell Bank.
DECEMBER 1987: The San Francisco
Numbers Game [1906 Death Count
Research]; Whittier Narrows Earthquakes,
Los Angeles County, October 1 and 4,
1987; 1976 Tangshan, China Earthquake;
Index to Volume 40, 1987.
MARCH 1986:
NEWT System [preliminary analysis of
seismic activity monitor in Long Valley
Caldera region]; Geology and Slope
Stability of the Fort Bragg Area,
Mendocino County; Hazards from
"Mudslides"...Debris Avalanches and
Debris Flows in Hillslide and Wildfire
Areas.
APRIL 1986: Mexico earthquake
Damage: Lifeline Performance; Ocean
Floor Research; California's
Earthquake-Hazard Laws; Careers in
Geoscience [teaching, librarians,
geomorphology, environmental geology];
Mineral Industry of California 1985
[preliminary report].
JULY 1986: Singing and Booming
Sand Dunes of California and Nevada;
Earthquake Planning Scenario for a
Magnitude 7.5 Earthquake on the Hayward
Fault, San Francisco Bay Area; Geologic
Hazard Abatement Districts; Gypsum
Mining; Historic Earthquakes Recalled;
Careers in Geology [Engineering
Geology].
AUGUST 1986: Magnetic Exploration
for Skarn Deposits, Ivanpah Mining
District, San Bernardino County; Mount
Baldy Mining Area, Los Angeles and San
Bernardino Counties; Misplaced Diamond
Locality: Supposed century-old Colorado
diamond locality found to be in
California; Diamond Finds in California;
Careers in Geology [petroleum and
geothermal geology].
OCTOBER 1986: Procedures for
Determining Discovery on Small Gold
Mining Claims in California, as
Determined by the U.S. Bureau of Land
Management; Thomas E. Gay, Jr.
[retires]; Oil Pioneering in the Golden
State; Careers in Geology [seismology].
NOVEMBER 1986: Fault Rupture
Associated with the July 21, 1986
Chalfant Valley Earthquake, Mono and
Inyo Counties [Preliminary Report];
Magnitude 5.9 North Palm Springs
Earthquake, July 8, 1986, Riverside
County [Lifeline Damage]; Geology of the
Resting Spring Pass Tuff, Inyo County;
Fulgurite in the Sierra Nevada.
DECEMBER 1986: Micro-Demoiselles
and Raindrop Erosion; "The Shirley
Letters" [excerpts]; The Geologic
History of the San Gabriel Fault,
Central Transverse Ranges, Kern, Los
Angeles, and Ventura Counties; Index to
Volume 39 – 986.
JANUARY 1985:
Gold Districts of California – An
Update; Recent Mining Activities in
California; Mining and Prospecting for
Gold in the 1890s: Excerpts from Frank
Norris’ McTeague; Origin of the Mission
Viejo Clay Deposit, San Juan Capistrano,
Orange County.
FEBRUARY 1985: History of Mining:
Providence Mountains, San Bernardino
County; Mitchell Caverns Natural
Preserve in the Providence Mountains
State Recreation Area, San Bernardino
County; Earthquake Damage in the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Sacramento
and San Joaquin Counties.
MAY 1985: Roscoelite Type
Locality, El Dorado County; Herbert
Hoover as a Young Man: Excerpts from the
Memoirs of Herbert Hoover; War Eagle
Mine, San Bernardino County; Old Masonry
Buildings; Synopsis of Selected Papers
Presented at the American Geophysical
Union Meeting, San Francisco, December
3-7, 1984.
JUNE 1985: An Accreted Seamount:
A Working Hypothesis for the Bullpen
Lake Sequence, Sierra Nevada,
California, Nevada County; Josiah D.
Whitney, the California State Geological
Survey, and Yosemite Valley; Spectacular
"Ghost Town," Zunggari Basin, People's
Republic of China; Relative Earthquake
Safety in Buildings; Soil and U.S.
History.
JULY 1985: Sharktooth Hill, Kern
County; Geologic Hazards, Negligence,
and Real Estate Sales; A Preliminary
Report – Mineral Industry of
California,1984; Significant
Earthquakes,1984.
AUGUST 1985: Borate Mining
History in Death Valley, Inyo and San
Bernardino Counties; Gold in the
California Desert; Dry Placer Mining;
The Sierra Nevada Eastern Escarpment, A
Photographic Essay.
SEPTEMBER 1985: A Geologic Guide
to Titus Canyon, Death Valley National
Monument, Inyo County; 1982-83 Winter
Storms Damage, Malibu Coastline, Los
Angeles County; The Tunell Economic
Geology Collection at U. C. Riverside.
OCTOBER 1985: Gold Bearing
Conglomerate Beds of the Hornbrook
Formation, Siskiyou County; 1984 Mining
Review; Paymaster Mine Stampmill,
Weaverville, Trinity County; Aggregate
Pit Reclamation, San Fernando Valley.
NOVEMBER 1985: Geophysical
Investigations and Geothermal Resources,
Santa Rosa-Sonoma Area, Sonoma and Napa
Counties; Gold in the Transverse Ranges,
Southern California.
DECEMBER 1985: Rainfall
Conditions for Abundant Debris
Avalanches, San Francisco Bay Region; A
Forty-Niner's Account, Excerpts from the
Autobiography of Issac Jones Wistar;
Debris Flow Potential – Cascade
Volcanoes; Index to Volume 38, 1985.
JANUARY 1984: Whitney
Glacier, 1983...Record of a Climb;
Aeromagnetic Surveys in California,
1979-1983.
FEBRUARY 1984: Geologic Structure of the Capay Hills, Yolo County; Black Ghost of
the Silverado [the Santa Clara coal
mine, Orange County].
MARCH 1984: Gold Mines of Grass Valley,
Nevada County; Focal Mechanism Studies:
an Explanation; Lost Arrow, Mariposa
County.
MAY 1984: Courtright Intrusive Zone,
Sierra National Forest, Fresno County;
Index to Graduate Theses and
Dissertations on California Geology 1979
through 1982.
JUNE 1984: New Technical
Map...Geothermal Resources of
California; Historical Use of Geothermal
Resource at Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo
County; Life in California, 1847-48:
Excerpts from the Memoirs of General
William T. Sherman; Guidebook Guidelines
for Geologic Field Trips; Landslide on
State Highway 1, Julia Pfeiffer-Burns
State Park, Monterey County; Significant
Earthquakes, 1983.
JULY 1984: Alluvial Microstratigraphy...Mojave
Desert, San Bernardino County; Morgan
Hill Earthquake of April 1984, Santa
Clara County; Fossils and Formations of
the Lower Cambrian, Type Waucoban
Section, Inyo County; Geologic Adventure
in the Outer Hebrides.
AUGUST 1984: Morgan Hill Earthquake
Caused Record Shaking Force;
California's Strong Motion
Instrumentation Program; Surface
Faulting Associated with the Morgan Hill
Earthquake of April 24, 1984, Santa
Clara County; Landslide Hazards in
California; History of Verde Canyon
Landslide, San Clemente, Orange County;
Don't Call it Dirt.
OCTOBER 1984: 1983 Mining Review; Goldbelt Springs Chrysotile Asbestos
Deposit, Death Valley, Inyo County; Gold
Mining Landscapes of the West.
DECEMBER 1984: Rockhouse Basin
Wilderness Study Area, Kern and Tulare
Counties; Shastina – A Volcanic Cone of
Mount Shasta, Siskiyou County; Shastina
1984, A Photographic Essay; Index to
Volume 37, 1984.
JANUARY 1983:
Tufa Formation at Mono Lake, Mono
County; South Santa Clara Valley
Artesian Water Wells; Index to Geologic
Maps of California: 1977-1978; A
Pleistocene Diatomaceous Clay and a
Pumiceous Ash, Yolo County.
JULY 1983: Coalinga Earthquake,
Fresno County; Watersheds Mapping in
Northern California; Seismic Safety at
the Local Level: Does Planning Make a
Difference?
AUGUST 1983: Impact of 1983
Storms on the Coastline, Northern
Monterey Bay, Santa Cruz County; Blucher
Valley Translational Landslide,
Sebastopol, Sonoma County; Ground
Rupture, Coalinga Earthquake of 10 June
1983.
SEPTEMBER 1983: Cyanide Heap
Leaching in California...Methods Used,
Plus Health and Safety Aspects; Airport
Lake and Little Lake Faults: Ground
Cracking Associated with 1982 Magnitude
5.2 Indian Wells Valley Earthquake, Inyo
County; Isotopic Studies of Mariposite-Bearing
Rocks from the South-Central Mother
Lode, California.
NOVEMBER 1983: Geology of Annadel
State Park, Sonoma County; Geothermal
Resources of California [annotated
bibliography of California Division of
Mines and Geology publications
198-1983]; Significant Earthquakes
During the First Half of 1983; Miocene
Insects and Arthropods in California,
San Bernardino County; Guidelines for
Evaluation the Hazard of Surface Fault
Rupture.
DECEMBER 1983: Geology of the
Santa Rosa Quadrangle; California’s Ice
Age Lost: The Palisade Glacier, Inyo
County; China’s “San Andreas” Fault: The
Tanlu Fault System, Shantung and Anhui
Provinces; Index to Volume 36.
JANUARY 1982:
Gravity Map of California; Coastal Sand
Dune Complexes, Pismo Beach and Monterey
Bay; Preliminary Results from the
Strong-Motion Accelerograph Array in
Taiwan; Seismic Refraction Study of the
El Modeno Fault, Orange County.
FEBRUARY 1982: Tertiary Gold
Bearing Mercury Deposits of the Coast
Ranges of California; Sandstone Caves at
Castle Rock State Park Santa Cruz
County; Survey of Building Structures of
the Sierran Gold Belt, 1848-70.
MARCH 1982: California's Surface
Mining and Reclamation Act: Answering
Society's Need for Mineral
Resources...Protecting Our Environment;
Mineral Land Classification in
California; Surface Mined-Land
Reclamation Planning in California...A
Cooperative Approach; Alforsite: A New
Member of the Apatite Group; Earthquake:
What to Do – and Why; Natural Hazards
Liability – A California Supreme Court
Ruling.
APRIL 1982: Sonoma County,
California...Geology and Slope
Stability, West Sebastopol Area; Survey
of the Building Structures of the
Sierran Gold Belt, 1848-70.
MAY 1982: Pleistocene Glaciation,
Lassen Volcanic National Park;
Landsliding and Flooding in San
Francisco Area, January 1982
[preliminary report]; Ancient Quakes on
San Andreas Studied.
JUNE 1982: Earthquakes and Lake
Levels at Oroville; Reclamation of
Dredge Tailings, Folsom District,
Sacramento County; Survey of Building
Structures of the Sierran Gold Belt,
1848 - 70.
JULY 1982: Landslides and Related
Storm Damage, January 1982, San
Francisco Bay Region; Love Creek
Landslide Disaster, January 5, 1982;
Flooding and Slope Failure During the
January 1982 Storm, Santa Cruz County.
AUGUST 1982: Volcano for Sale!
[article on the Paricutin volcano];
Gravity, Structure, and Geothermal
Resources of the Calistoga Area, Napa
and Sonoma Counties.
SEPTEMBER 1982: Mammoth
Lakes/Long Valley Microearthquake
Project; California Geology 10 Year
Index, Volume 24 through 33, 1971 -
1980.
OCTOBER 1982: The Valley Springs
Formation in the Sonora Pass Region;
Potassium-Argon Dates and Stratigraphy
of Pliocene Volcanic Domes Near
Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County; 1981
Mining Review.
NOVEMBER 1982: Newberry Volcano,
Oregon, A Cascade Range Geothermal
Prospect; Phurcalite, Riverside County;
Reservoir-Induced Earthquakes and
Engineering Policy; Survey of Building
Structures of the Sierran Gold Belt,
1848-70.
DECEMBER 1982: Mining and
Marketing Sand and Gravel, Outer
Continental Shelf Southern California;
Index to Volume 35, 1982.
JANUARY 1981:
Seismology Program; Acidic Surface
Deposits in California and Nevada; An
Evaluation of the Seismic-Window Theory
for Earthquake Prediction; Mount St.
Helens, Vancouver, Washington; New
Insights on 1906 San Francisco
Earthquake.
FEBRUARY 1981: The Environmental
Review Process for New Mining Projects
in California.
MARCH 1981: Uranium
Mineralization of the Sonora Pass
Region, Tuolumne County; Gorda Basin
Earthquake, Northwestern California;
Tsunamis.
APRIL 1981: Historical Use of
Moderate-Temperature Geothermal
Resource, Calistoga, Napa County; Our
Dependence on Mineral Resources; Index
to Geologic Maps of California, 1976.
MAY 1981: Platinum-Group Minerals
in Alluvial Deposits, Northern and
Central California; Source of Mother
Lode Gold.
JUNE 1981: California
Earthquakes, End to Seismic Quiescence;
1980 World Earthquake Activity; Aerial
Gamma Ray and Magnetic Survey; Natural
Gas Sampling; Sierran Roads of Today and
Yesterday; The Discovery of Gold in
California.
JULY 1981: Subsidence of Organic
Soils, Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta;
Surface Faulting Along the
Newport-Inglewood Zone of Deformation;
History of Placer Mining for Gold in
California; Sierra Nevada Province;
Earthquake Prediction: The Scientist's
Responsibilities and Public Response.
AUGUST 1981: Volcanic History and
"Active" Volcanism in California; Gold
Mining Activity in California; Careers
in Geology.
SEPTEMBER 1981: California's
Diatomite Industry; History of Mining
and Milling Methods in California;
Expansive Soils, Volume Change and
Expansion Pressure of Smectites.
OCTOBER 1981: Calistoga
Geothermal Resource Area; 1980 Mining
Review.
DECEMBER 1981: Recent
Sedimentation Along the Big River
Estuary, Mendocino County; A Personal
Account: The 1906 San Francisco
Earthquake; The Formation of Quartz
Veins; Mining on Carson Hill.
JANUARY 1980:
G.K. Gilbert and Integrative Science;
Revegetation of Untreated Acid Spoils,
Leviathan Mine, Alpine County;
Strong-Motion Data for the Homestead
Valley Earthquake Swarm, San Bernardino
County, 15 March 1979; Aftershocks of
the Homestead Valley Earthquakes of
March 15, 1979; Landers Area
Magnetometer Survey; Thermal Survey in
Homestead Valley, San Bernardino County.
FEBRUARY 1980: Programs and
Functions of the California Division of
Mines and Geology; Drought and Ground
Deformation, Cambria, San Luis Obispo
County; Mineral Information Service
[reprint of 1948 issue]; Geomorphic
Provinces Map of California; |