Titlebook: Continental Scientific Drilling; A Decade of Progress Ulrich Harms,Christian Koeberl,Mark D. Zoback Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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History and Status of the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program,gram (ICDP). The concept for this program was developed in response to an urgent requirement of the geoscience community for scientific drilling as a critical tool for a better understanding of fundamental Earth processes and structure. The program is based on commingled funding and international co

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,Continental Drilling and the Study of Impact Craters and Processes — an ICDP Perspective,eophysics or drilling. The impact origin of geological structures can only be confirmed by petrographic and geochemical studies; thus, it is of crucial importance to obtain samples of subsurface structures. In addition, structures that have surface exposures commonly require drilling and drill cores

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The GeoBiosphere,eep biosphere contains diverse and active microbial communities whose biomass may even exceed that of surface organisms. The distribution of these subsurface microbes is controlled by multiple interacting factors, e.g., porosity of sediments and rocks, temperature, pressure, energy and nutrient avai

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Active Volcanic Systems,gma and heat within them. These lines of investigation should be continued so that all common kinds of volcanic systems are explored. Although the engineering and safety challenges are large, the ultimate scientific goal, with potential geothermal energy and hazard mitigation benefits, is to cross t

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Natural Resources,he ICDP to collaborate with industry. Given the current world energy situation, the growing amount of drilling for unconventional energy resources is increasing opportunities for such collaboration. Two examples are discussed here, the Mallik Gas Hydrate Production Research Program, and the ongoing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-02138-6gram (ICDP). The concept for this program was developed in response to an urgent requirement of the geoscience community for scientific drilling as a critical tool for a better understanding of fundamental Earth processes and structure. The program is based on commingled funding and international co