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KGS in the News Kansas Geological Survey receives donation from NextEra Energy Resources for continued research A $10,000 donation to the Kansas Geological Survey is earmarked for the development of an experimental solar array in southwest Kansas
- Data and Maps | Kansas Geological Survey
KGS Data and Maps The Kansas Geological Survey makes hundreds of thousands of records available to the scientific community, policymakers, and the public through online databases, interactive maps, and physical repositories in both Lawrence and Wichita
- KGS--Oil and Gas Leases in Kansas
Pre-1987 cumulative data and monthly volume data is provided under license agreement to the KGS by IHS Energy As such, it may be reviewed and used for public service and research purposes
- KGS--About the KGS--Overview
KGS scientists pursue research related to surface and subsurface geology, energy resources, groundwater, and environmental hazards They develop innovative tools and techniques, monitor earthquakes and groundwater levels, investigate water-quality concerns, and map the state's surface geology
- KGS--Energy Resources--Oil and Gas Data Bases
All oil and gas wells in the KGS database Can save lists of wells to a text file Linked to the other types of data available (LAS files, cuttings, scans, tops, etc ) These next searches are subsets of the master list, limited to wells containing the necessary attribute
- KGS--Kansas Earthquakes
Website showing earthquake activity and historical information for Kansas
- KOLAR
Kansas Online Automated Reporting, or KOLAR, is for use by: Oil Gas Operators and Purchasers County Appraisers Water Well Contractors Injection Well Operators The Kansas Corporation Commission The Kansas Department of Revenue The Kansas Department of Health and Environment
- Kansas Geologic Maps | Kansas Geological Survey
The KGS mapping program produces geologic maps by county, but the geologists first plot their field data on more detailed U S Geological Survey 7 5-minute topographic maps (fig 7)
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