Hill et al St Helens
Figure 1: Is the extent to which they draw contours
to the N justified?
Color scales on figures ambiguous
Where does the fluid come from?
Does the model make sense?
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Geological Studies: St Helens, Cascadia, SAFOD by Hill, Patro, Egbert, and Becken, Slides of Geology
Information from three geological studies: hill et al. (st helens), patro and egbert (cascadia), and becken et al. (safod). The studies discuss various aspects of geology, including contour drawing justification, ambiguous color scales, fluid origins, model assumptions, and fluid conductivity. The studies also touch upon skin effects and correlation to known geology.
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Hill et al St Helens
Figure 1: Is the extent to which they draw contours to the N justified? Color scales on figures ambiguous Where does the fluid come from? Does the model make sense?
Patro and Egbert Cascadia
Siletzia appears bigger than thought Depth of peak conductivity is the for most locations − Skin effects? Overall good correlation to known geology