\ no n QJ Oil Shale Symposia Proceedings Index Compiled by Gary L. Baughman and Christopher H. Cox Oil Shale Symposia Proceedings Index 1964-82 Oil Shale Symposia Proceedings Index 1964-82 Compiled by Gary L Baughman and Christopher H. Cox $30.00 Colorado School of Mines Press, Golden, Colorado Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Baughman, Gary L Oil Shale Symposia proceedings index, 1 964-82. 1. Oil-shalesCongressesIndexes. I. Cox, Christopher H. II. Titles. Z7914.028B38 1982 [TN858.A1] 665.4 82-19839 ISBN 0-918062-52-7 1 982 Colorado School of Mines All rights reserved Colorado School of Mines Press Publications Center Golden, Colorado 80401 Printed in United States of America CSM Press Replica Edition This publication is a CSM Press Replica Edition. The manuscript was submitted in camera-ready form so that it could be moved immediately, at little expense, into the production process. The responsibility for text and copy editing lies with the authors. Colorado School of Mines Jon W. Raese Managing Editor and Director of Publications The following publications on oil shale are available by writing directly to CSM Press, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado 80401 : Proceedings of the First Five Oil Shale Symposia: 1964-68, cloth, $15.00 Synthetic Liquid Fuels from Oil Shale, Tar Sands, and Coal: Proceedings of the Hydrocarbons Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 65, number 4, 1 970, $6.00 Selected Topics of Recent Estonian-Russian Oil Shale Research and Development, W.J. Cieslewicz, CSM Quarterly, volume 66, number 1, 1971, $5.00 Proceedings of the Seventh Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 69, number 2, 1974, $6.00 Proceedings of the Eighth Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 70, number 3, 1975, $6.00 Proceedings of the Environmental Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 70, number 4, 1975, $7.00 Proceedings of the Ninth Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 71, number 4, 1976, $7.50 Proceedings of the Tenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1977, $7.50 Proceedings of the Eleventh Oil Shale Symposium, 1978, $12.00 Proceedings of the Twelfth Oil Shale Symposium, 1 979, $20.00 Proceedings of the Thirteenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1980, $16.00 Proceedings of the Fourteenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1981, $18.00 Proceedings of the Fifteenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1982, $23.00 Colorado Energy Resources Handbook, volume 2, Oil Shale: Colorado Energy Research Institute, $5.50 Recent Trends in Oil Shale, Part 1 : History, Nature, and Reserves, T.A. Sladek, Mineral Industries Bulletin, volume 17, number 6, 1974, $2.50 Recent Trends in Oil Shale, Part 2: Mining and Shale Oil Extraction Processes, T.A. Sladek, Mineral Industries Bulletin, volume 18, number 1, 1975, $2.50 Recent Trends in Oil Shale, Part 3: Shale Oil Refining and Some Shale Oil Problems, T.A. Sladek, Mineral Industries Bul letin, volume 1 8, number 2, 1 975, $2.50 C/N Ratios in Source Rock Studies, D.W. Waples, Mineral Industries Bulletin, volume 20, number 5, 1977, $2.50 Simulated Dewatering Requirements at an Oil Shale Surface Mine, Piceance Creek Basin, Colorado, CE. Banks and oth ers, Mineral Industries Bulletin, volume 21, number 2, 1978, $2.50 Oil Sands: Resource, Recovery, and Industry, CH. Cox and G.L Baughman, Mineral & Energy Resources, volume 23, number 4, 1980, $2.50 Oil Shale Resources of the United States, John Ward Smith, Minerals & Energy Resources, volume 23, number 6, 1 980, $2.50 Oil Shale The Environmental Challenges, Kathy Kellogg Petersen, ed., 1981, cloth, proceedings of symposium held August 11-14, 1 980, at Vail, Colorado, $1 9.00 Oil Shale The Environmental Challenges II, Kathy Kellogg Petersen, ed., 1 982, cloth, proceedings of symposium held August 10-13, 1 981 , at Vail, Colorado, $20.00 18th U.S. Symposium on Rock Mechanics: Energy Resources and Excavation Technology, Fun-Den Wang and G.B. Clark, eds., 2 volumes, June 1977, $35.00 Role Research on Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Oil Shale: the University's Proceedings of the NSF-RANN/ERDA Work shop at CSM, 1975, $3.00 CONTENTS Foreword vii User Guide ix Section I: Chronological Index 1 Section II: Author Index 21 Section III: Company Index 49 Section IV: Subject Index 65 FOREWORD Over the 18 years that the Colorado School of Mines Oil Shale Symposia have been presented in conjunction with the Colorado School of Mines Research Institute (1964-65), the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (1 966-74), and the Laramie Energy Technology Center (1 978 to present), many volumes of information have been presented on the geology, mining, processing, environmental, and socioeconomic aspects of oil shale development. Although proceedings of each symposium were published, location of specific subject matter has been difficult due to lack of indexes and because titles were listed chronologically only in the table of contents of each proceedings. The results of the symposia, therefore, have not been used as beneficially as the value of the information warrants. This problem now has been eliminated by a comprehensive index that will permit easy access to the materials in the Oil Shale Symposia Proceedings. Dr. Gary Baughman and Christopher Cox have compiled an excellent index of all volumes of the Oil Shale Symposia Proceedings by subject, author, company, and chronological order of presentation, which makes access to the information quick, easy, and convenient. It is their plan to keep the index current by updating it from time to time. This accurate, readily accessible index will be a great convenience to all serious workers concerned with the development of an oil shale indus try. We are indebted to them for this contribution. James H. Gary EDITOR, OIL SHALE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS September 24, 1 982 VII USER GUIDE This index has been compiled to facilitate retrieval of information from the sixteen volumes of proceedings from the Oil Shale Symposium held annually at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado. The proceedings indexed include: 1 . First Symposium on Oil Shale, CSM Quarterly, volume 59, number 3, 1 964. 2. Second Symposium on Oil Shale, CSM Quarterly, volume 60, number 3, 1965. 3. Third Symposium on Oil Shale, CSM Quarterly, volume 61, number 3, 1966. 4. Fourth Symposium on Oil Shale, CSM Quarterly, volume 62, number 3, 1967. 5. Fifth Symposium on Oil Shale, CSM Quarterly, volume 63, number 4, 1 968. 6. Synthetic Liquid Fuels from Oil Shale, Tar Sands, and Coal: Proceedings of the Hydrocarbons Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 65, number 4, 1970. 7. Proceedings of the Seventh Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 69, number 2, 1 974. 8. Proceedings of the Eighth Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 70, number 3, 1975. 9. Proceedings of the Environmental Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, volume 70, number 4, 1 975. 10. of volume number Proceedings the Ninth Oil Shale Symposium, CSM Quarterly, 71 , 4, 1 976. 1 1 . Proceedings of the Tenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1 977. 1 2. Proceedings of the Eleventh Oil Shale Symposium, 1 978. 13. Proceedings of the Twelfth Oil Shale Symposium, 1979. 14. Proceedings of the Thirteenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1980. 1 5. Proceedings of the Fourteenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1 981 . 1 6. Proceedings of the Fifteenth Oil Shale Symposium, 1 982. The proceedings of the first five symposia have been reprinted and bound into one volume entitled Proceedings of the First Five Oil Shale Symposia: 1964-68. This volume was used as a basis for indexing, and thus the page numbers cited in the Index for presentation during those years correspond to the continuous pagination used in this volume. Also, because two meetings were held in 1 975, it was necessary to distinguish between them in the Index by referring to the Environ mental Symposium (Number 9 above) and 1975(E). The Index has been divided into four sections, each corresponding to a mechanism for retrieving information from the Index" Oil Shale Symposium Proceedings. The "Chronological simply lists the papers, by year, in the. order they were pre sented. In the absence of an index, seeking information by scanning the tables of contents was a common technique, and because so many researchers are already familiar with the titles and their approximate dates of presentation, this section permits individuals to continue to seek information by this technique. In addition, a review of the titles arranged by year provides an indication of the changing levels of interest in various topics and an appreciation of how the oil shale industry has grown over the years. Index" The "Author correlates papers and their dates of presentation with their authors. Because so many papers were coauthored by two or more individuals and many times the speakers were in fact second and third authors, the Index does not differentiate between authors based on their order of mention in the citation. Index" The "Company correlates papers and their dates of presentation with the affiliations of the authors. Other com panies that may have been instrumental in the presentation of the paper, and as such were identified in the text, are not listed in this section, but rather are identified in the following section. Index" The "Subject provides a means for identifying pertinent papers based on the topic discussed. Attempts were made to cite only those papers that provided substantive information on a topic rather than those that merely mentioned a particular subject. Every attempt was made to be responsive to the vernacular unique to the oil shale industry, both by keyword selection and cross-reference subjects. IX CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX 1964 number 964 First Symposium on Oil Shale, CSM Quarterly, volume 59, 3, 1 1 A Synopsis of the Responses Received by the Department of the Interior in Answer to Secretary Udall's Request for Suggestions on the Development of Oil Shale on the Public Lands John M.