Joe Wang
Staff Scientist

Hydrogeology Department

Phone:
510-486-6753;
510-520-8036 (cell)

Fax:
510-486-5686
Email:
jswang@lbl.gov

Joe_Wang@notes.ymp.gov

 

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NUSL–Homestake Earth Science Workshop Program:
October 4–7, 2001, Lead, South Dakota

(Downloadable PDFs are linked below)

Earth Science Mine Tour
October 5, 2001, 6:30–11:30 am

Session 1: Overviews, Underground Research Laboratories, Heater Tests, Coupled Processes
October 5, 2001, 2:00–3:45 pm

David Lambert

NSF, EarthScope, and Critical Zone Information

Dennis Neilson

DOSECC — Interest in Deep Drilling

Paul Witherspoon

Stripa Project and Coupled Processes

Hiroshi Takahashi

Deep Underground Reactor (Passive Heat Removal from a LWR with a Hard Neutron Energy Spectrum)

Session 2: Hydrogeology, Heterogeneity
October 5, 2001, 4:15–6:00 pm

Edwin Weeks

Site Scale Hydrological Characterization, Geochemical Characterization, Heterogeneity, Tracer Tests at Homestake Mine

Brain McPherson

Hydrologic Science and Homestake: Research Possibilities

Elfadil Azrag

Relaxation Zone Testing: Opportunities at Homestake Mine

Session 3: Geology, Mineralogy
October 6, 2001, 8:30–10:15 am

Edward Duke

Geodata Achieve and Sample Repository foe the NUSL

George Brimhall*

Hard Rock Mining Training and Research Center as Part of NUSL

Steve Kesler

Potential Significance of the Homestake Mine to Economic Geology

Jaakko Putkonen*

Changes In Topography, Surface Erosion And Rock Advection Over Past 5 Ma, Homestake Mine, SD

Eric Sonnenthal*

Potential for Research into Coupled THC Processes at the Homestake Mine

John Gale

Research Possibilities at the Underground Research Laboratory Homestake Mine

Terry Hazen

Deep Subsurface Microbiology and the Homestake Gold Mine

Session 5: Geophysics, Seismology
October 6, 2001, 2:00­–3:45 pm

Misac Nibighian

Large Magnetic Loop, Electrical Tomography, Underground VLF Transmitters

Lane Johnson*

Seismological Observatory at NUSL–Homestake

Karl Butler*

A Search for Electromagnetic Emissions Associated with Seismicity in Mines

Joe Wang

Cosmic Ray Imaging

Genet Duke

Research for Neutrino Tomography at Homestake NUSL

Session 6: Rock Mechanics, Geotechnical Engineering
October 6, 2001, 4:15–6:00 pm

Herb Wang

Estimating Change in Rock Permeability due to Thermal-Mechanical Effects

Herb Wang

SSC Geotechnical Project

Larry Myer

Seismic Wave Propagation Studies at NUSL: Scale and Fracture Characterization

Karl Zipf

NIOSH-OMSH-SRL Geomechanics, Safety and Health Research at Homestake Mine

Charles Nelson

Mining and Civil Engineering Prospective

Plenary Session (Earth Science Workshop Summary)
October 7, 2001, 8:45–9:30 am

Joe Wang

Earth Science Research in the NUSL at Homestake Mine

* Written contributions

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