Geoscience Data Repositories in KENTUCKY
Office of Geologic Information
Kentucky Geological Survey
University of Kentucky
228 Mining and Mineral Resources Building
Lexington, KY 40506-0107
Contact: Bart Davidson, Manager
606/257-5500
606/257-1147 (FAX)
bdavidson@kgs.mm.uky.edu
http://www.uky.edu/kgs/home.htm
Data Center Staff Size: 4
Type of Repository: Public - State/Local
Data Access Fee: per search, other
Catalog and Index Type: paper, digital, fiche
Data Delivery Media: paper, mail out, digital, maps, reports
Quantity of Holdings:
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well logs: 100,000
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feet of core: 22 million
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scout tickets/completion cards/drilling records: 150,000
Center Services Provided: core/sample services (see Comments), data
packages, other services (see Comments)
Geographic Areas of Holdings, by type and media:
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Well Logs
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(paper, digital) - Mid-Continent
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Lithology Logs
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Cores
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Cuttings
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Paleo Reports/Samples
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Drilling/Completion Data
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(paper, digital) - Mid-Continent
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Scout Data/Strat Tops
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(paper, digital) - Mid-Continent
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Drill Stem & Other Test Data
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Production Data
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(paper, digital) - Mid-Continent
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Field Studies
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Reserve Studies
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Field Maps
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Base Maps
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(paper, digital) - Mid Continent
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Digital Well Spots
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(paper, digital) - Mid-Continent
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Lease Ownership Maps
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Topographic Maps
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Geologic Maps (Surface)
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Subsurface Maps
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Aerial/Satellite Imagery
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(microfiche indexes only) - Mid-Continent
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Geochemical Data
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Paleontological Collections
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Rock and Mineral Specimens
Comments: Core/sample services include archiving (sampling by special
request to the State Geologist). Other services include data searches,
oil- and gas-well overlay maps (7.5-minute), water-well overlay maps, geological
publications, and topographic and geologic maps. Data searches are requested
through staff members.
The Office of Geologic Information archives approximately 150,000 oil-
and gas-well records. About 30% to 40% of these contain e-logs. Most records
are now computerized.
Information is also available on 39,000 water wells, 800 springs, 330
dye traces, and 18,000 water-quality analyses.
The Office of Geologic Information has access to 3,200 coal-quality
analyses, 30,000 coal-thickness data points, and logs for 4,500 cores in
the Eastern Kentucky Coal Field and 2,700 cores in the Western Kentucky
Coal Field.
Data can be provided on diskette or magnetic tape, in addition to hard
copy.
Geological Sciences Library
University of Kentucky
100 Bowman Hall
Lexington, KY 40506-0059
Contact: Mary Spencer, Library Manager
606/257-8359
606/257-5730 (FAX)
klimrs@ukcc.uky.edu
Data Center Staff Size: 2 (plus 5 to 6 student assistants)
Type of Repository: Public - Federal
Geographic Areas of Holdings, by type and media:
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Base Maps
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(paper) - Eastern Onshore, Atlantic Offshore, Gulf Onshore, Gulf Offshore,
Permian Basin, Mid-Continent, Rockies-Northern Plains, Colorado Plateau-Basin
and Range, Pacific Onshore, Pacific Offshore, Alaska, International
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Topographic Maps
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(paper) - Eastern Onshore, Atlantic Offshore, Gulf Onshore, Gulf Offshore,
Permian Basin, Mid-Continent, Rockies-Northern Plains, Colorado Plateau-Basin
and Range, Pacific Onshore, Pacific Offshore, Alaska, International
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Geologic Maps (Surface)
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(paper) - Eastern Onshore, Atlantic Offshore, Gulf Onshore, Gulf Offshore,
Permian Basin, Mid-Continent, Rockies-Northern Plains, Colorado Plateau-Basin
and Range, Pacific Onshore, Pacific Offshore, Alaska, International
NREPC Office of Information Services
Geographic Information Branch
Capital Plaza Tower, 14th Floor
500 Mero Street
Frankfort, KY 40601
Contact: Jeno Balassa, Geoprocessing Specialist
502/564-5174
502/564-6736 (FAX)
jb@nrbogw.nr.state.ky.us
http://162.114.137.199/nrepc2/index.html
Data Center Staff Size: 6
Type of Repository: Public - Federal, State/Local
Data Access Fee: other
Catalog and Index Type: digital
Data Retrieval: on-line
Data Delivery Media: on-line
Comments: Data free of charge when downloaded via WWW site; any
tape or disk requests are subject to fee schedule. All maps are limited
to Kentucky; scanned rectified 7.5-minute topographic maps are forthcoming.