P. M. Fulton

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Physics
• Biology
• Engineering
• Seismology
• Paleontology
• Thermodynamics
• Geography
• Fault (geology)
• Geotechnical engineering
• Materials science
• Chemistry
• Geophysics
• Organic chemistry
• Meteorology
• Composite material
• Mechanics
• Tectonics
• Slip (aerodynamics)
• Quantum mechanics
• Borehole
• Aerospace engineering

Authored Works

sorted by decreasing year, and then by display-name

• Updates from the Cornell University Borehole Observatory (CUBO): A 3km Deep Exploratory Well for Advancing Earth Source Heat Deep Direct-Use Geothermal for District Heating
• Hydrologic thermal response tests: How borehole thermal response can constrain permeability as a function of depth
• Characterizing the Background Microseismicity of an Intraplate Region Near Ithaca, NY in Preparation for a Potential Deep Geothermal System
• Borehole Breakout Analysis in CUBO (Cornell University Borehole Observatory)
• The Cornell University Borehole Observatory (CUBO): A 3km deep exploratory well for advancing Earth Source Heat deep direct-use geothermal for district heating
• Earth Source Heat Geothermal energy, decarbonization efforts, and the need for earth science
• Determining Hydraulic Diffusivity from Ambient Noise Signals of Advection in Temperature Data

Linked Co-Authors

• Emily E. Brodsky
• G. A. Abers
• M. E. Pritchard
• Teresa E. Jordan

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Cornell University, New York
• National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Colorado
• University of California, Santa Cruz

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