| Title | The Hawaii Geothermal Project: An Aerometric Study of Mercury and Sulfur Emissions |
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| Authors | Siegel, B. Z.; Siegel, S. M. |
| Year | 1978 |
| Conference | Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
| Keywords | Reservoir Engineering; Environmental; USA; Hawaii; East Rift; Kilauea; H2S; Air Pollution |
| Abstract | Predrilling environmental baseline studies and extensive ongoing comparative aerometry in volcanic and rift areas have made it possible to characterize the University Experimental Geothermal Well (HGP-A) as a low=Hg, low H2S emitter and to account for high levels of Hg in the environs of HGP-A in terms of natural events and process in Kilauea and the East Rift. |