Mining developments in the Matanuska coal fields. Lode developments in the Willow Creek district

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• Mining developments in the Matanuska coal fields. Lode developments in the Willow Creek district · 61.48600452286418° to 61.841° latitude, -149.5623779296875° to -148.49670410156247° longitude
• 3D Elevation Program—Alaska · 50.98609893339354° to 71.45515260247822° latitude, -178.9453125° to -129.97169494628906° longitude
• Potential warming-induced changes in stream water sources between proglacial and non-glacial streams, south-central Alaska · 60.246987129524115° to 60.43940258772355° latitude, -149.02013726933745° to -148.72256439537392° longitude
• Numerical modeling of Late Pleistocene to Holocene earthquake-induced progressive rock slope damage in the paraglacial Serpentine valley, Prince William Sound, Alaska · 59.77582464262821° to 61.22119883644518° latitude, -148.7460681703564° to -145.63166190073494° longitude
• Strength, stiffness, and Poisson’s ratio measurements for cements used in the well completions for the extended-duration gas production test on the Alaskan North Slope · 70.30100888235981° to 70.33849405666652° latitude, -149.24941007889026° to -149.12997510274204° longitude
• Permeability and compressibility of “seal” sediment overlying the B1 sand gas hydrate reservoir: Hydrate 02 Geo Data Well, Prudhoe Bay unit, Alaska North Slope · 69.7880927° to 70.40217914955286° latitude, -148.9656907° to -147.71687850010426° longitude
• Pre-eruptive volatiles and magma storage depth for the 2018 eruption at Mount Veniaminof, Alaska · 55.773680554494916° to 56.882664833177614° latitude, -161.0075542963379° to -157.76056547592114° longitude
• Lithological control of gas hydrate saturation determined by pressure core analysis in sub-permafrost reservoirs of the Alaska North Slope (HYDRATE 02 Geo Data Well) · 69.87367922083823° to 70.59424732894377° latitude, -150.2129681535705° to -147.83443560234048° longitude
• Satellite observations, plume dynamics and volcanic lightning from the 2023 eruption of Shishaldin Volcano, Alaska · 54.25525580894177° to 55.23888672609277° latitude, -165.08253609632033° to -163.30466413579285° longitude
• Depositional environment and diagenetic history of gas hydrate-bearing sediments of the Alaska North Slope (HYDRATE 02 Geo Data Well) · 69.9182818071483° to 70.63990364488305° latitude, -151.22254735578895° to -148.4043795918105° longitude
• Production of secondary microbial methane from a gas hydrate-bearing reservoir at the HYDRATE P1 Production Test Well (PTW-1) on the Alaskan North Slope · 70.13570630608979° to 70.5451090892382° latitude, -150.13130289845242° to -148.21194649441614° longitude
• Abrupt onset and persistent downstream effects of acid rock drainage on rivers across northwest Arctic Alaska · 67.11729512563122° to 68.47122635491996° latitude, -163.57275426290278° to -159.18003654856747° longitude
• Landscape controls river continuum dissolved organic carbon in northeastern Alaska · 68.5784381° to 70.25056992742458° latitude, -147.2919719° to -144.6909435° longitude
• Applying automated avalanche terrain mapping to wildlife ecology: A case study of Dall's sheep in southcentral Alaska · 60.933093530779416° to 62.4793223° latitude, -150.03156121483062° to -148.0393505° longitude
• Ecological stability of zooplankton communities in changing arctic lakes over three decades · 68.54026283675537° to 69.25516879410696° latitude, -151.70565628114875° to -148.66312917341077° longitude
• Detecting polar bears on land using satellite imagery and deep learning · 69.54806505537391° to 71.62742949995581° latitude, -156.13870449321854° to -141.04445961901754° longitude
• A new amphibious earthquake catalog for the Alaska Peninsula: Training, testing, and applying machine learning earthquake picking in offshore and amphibious environments · 18.90205402019828° to 59.8537375° latitude, -176.1168577° to -150.4024987° longitude
• Geohydrologic and water-quality characterization of a fractured-bedrock test hole in an area of Marcellus Shale gas development, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania · 41.28967402411714° to 41.46742831254425° latitude, -76.61453247070312° to -76.37832641601562° longitude
• Advancing outreach effectiveness to improve conservation practice adoption · 36.48314061639213° to 42.98053954751642° latitude, -80.771484375° to -74.278564453125° longitude
• Cyanobacteria Assessment Network: Pilot study with Sentinel-2 derived chlorophyll data · 25.08° to 49.38905° latitude, -124.68721° to -66.96466° longitude
• Coal beneath Federal lands in the United States—Mines, reserves, and resources · 24.046463999666567° to 71.35706654962706° latitude, -178.2421875° to -66.796875° longitude
• Streamflow, water quality, and constituent loads and yields, Scituate Reservoir drainage area, Rhode Island, water year 2023 · 41.720135069507876° to 41.9102388° latitude, -71.7648874° to -71.51802725076945° longitude
• High-resolution landscape-scale maps of nutrients, phytoplankton, and related water-quality constituents in Suisun Bay and the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, California, during 2018—Results from high-resolution underway surveys · 37.75° to 38.57° latitude, -122.125° to -121.333° longitude
• Creation of aerial camera system boresight installations in Bangor, Maine; Monroe, Louisiana; and Bassville Park, Florida · 28.81808615238681° to 44.854341° latitude, -92.16110418643045° to -68.7239421° longitude
• Distribution, abundance, and habitat characteristics of Coastal Cactus Wrens ( Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus ) in San Diego County, California—2025 data summary · 32.5309° to 33.5053° latitude, -117.592° to -116.08° longitude
• Terrain-based map of mélange and intact rock at the junction of Coastal and Central Belt rocks of the Franciscan Complex between Gualala and Ukiah, northern California Coast Ranges · 38.6° to 39.5° latitude, -123.8° to -123° longitude
• Range-wide population trend analysis for greater sage-grouse ( Centrocercus urophasianus )—Updated 1960–2025 · 35.9218827° to 48.9894898° latitude, -122.3648776° to -102.5212503° longitude
• The 3D Elevation Program—Supporting Wisconsin’s economy · 42.49192° to 47.07757° latitude, -92.888035° to -86.805415° longitude

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