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Title: Geologic map of the Shoshone Quadrangle, Garfield County, Colorado
Date: 1994
dc.title: Geologic map of the Shoshone Quadrangle, Garfield County, Colorado

Title: Hydrogeologic and stratigraphic data pertinent to uranium mining, Cheyenne Basin, Colorado
Date: 1980
dc.title: Hydrogeologic and stratigraphic data pertinent to uranium mining, Cheyenne Basin, Colorado

Title: Promises and problems of a new uranium mining method: in situ solution mining
Date: 1979
dc.title: Promises and problems of a new uranium mining method: in situ solution mining

Title: Geology of the 1994 South Canyon fire area, and a geomorphic analysis of the September 1, 1994 debris flows, south flank of Storm King Mountain, Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Date: 2000

Title: Chemical analyses of water wells in selected strippable coal and lignite areas, Denver Basin, Colorado
Date: 1980
dc.title: Chemical analyses of water wells in selected strippable coal and lignite areas, Denver Basin, Colorado

Title: Reconnaissance field investigation of surface-water specific conductance in the Snowmass-Glenwood Springs area, west-central Colorado
Date: 1999

Title: Water resources beneath state lands in part of T.16 S., R.63 W., Black Squirrel Creek Basin, El Paso County, Colorado
Date: 1993

Title: Field trip guidebook on the geology and geologic hazards of the Glenwood Springs area, Colorado
Date: 1996
dc.title: Field trip guidebook on the geology and geologic hazards of the Glenwood Springs area, Colorado

Title: Location map of drill holes used for coal evaluation in the Denver and Cheyenne Basins, Colorado
Date: 1978
dc.title: Location map of drill holes used for coal evaluation in the Denver and Cheyenne Basins, Colorado

Title: Geologic map of the Carbondale quadrangle, Garfield County, Colorado
Date: 1997
dc.title: Geologic map of the Carbondale quadrangle, Garfield County, Colorado

Title: An interpretation of the November 7, 1882 Colorado earthquake
Abstract: On November 7, 1882 an earthquake rocked parts of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and Kansas. An isoseismal map for the main event and the felt area of an aftershock on November 8th, along with historic wave path and focusing considerations, suggest the epicenter was probably in north-central Colorado, perhaps in the northern Front Range or possibly southern Laramie Mountains. Similarities with the 1984 Laramie Mountains earthquake support an interpretation that the 1882 event probably occurred at a fairly great depth, perhaps 20 km or more.
Date: 1986
dc.title: An interpretation of the November 7, 1882 Colorado earthquake