Structural Controls of Hydrodynamic Anisotropy in the West Elk Mine Region, Western Colorado

Harris, Ron; Luthi, Allen; Mayo, Alan L.; Koontz, Wendell

doi:10.2113/8.4.309

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“…He mentioned predominant regional faulting having strike of N70°E. Harris et al [2002] described various characteristics of faults above an igneous cupola at the West Elk Mine. Igneous intrusions occur in various places in the region; in this case, through the Mancos Shale, but near the West Elk Mine, an intrusion forms a cupola below the Rollins Sandstone, and affects fault formation above it.…”

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Ground stress in mining (part 1): measurements and observations at two western U.S. longwall mines.

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