The vast revion of the indonesia archipelago-extending between 6 northern 11 shoutern latitude,and between 95 and 140 eastern longitude-occupies approxima tely 4% of the total are of the earth .it includes 19 largen islands and thousands of smaller island ,many of wich lie along the earth's greatest island are.
On 7th December 1959 a project entitled 'Geological Sur• vey' (no. 1 1.41 .003) was approved by the Commission of the European Economic Community, for the account of the Development Fund for Overseas Countries and Territories .of the Community. For this purpose the Netherlands Government and t…
As shortages in the supply of mineral cotmnodities become more probable, there is an•increasing need for reliable and comparable reserve/resource data. It is therefore necessary to standardize the traditional classification procedure by quantifying the three basic criteria in resource evaluation: economic feasibility, geologic assurance, re…
L'Indonesie est placee dans une situation extraordinairement favorable du point de vue des ressot:rces geothermiques. La plupart des 10.000 iles sont d ' origine volcanique, et. 154 volcans sont act ifs, d
Geological information to making decisions is very important for user of land,, water and resources. It was also needed by people of historical time, intentionally or not Geological information in S-16 century to plan of the south plain of Merapi Volcano, Yogyakarta is geomorphology, resources, and hazards Those conditions were influenced by the vol…
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2nd vol
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Deskripsi Fisik
1032 p.: ill. ; 20.5cm
Judul Seri
Environmental Geology Regional Geology Mineral Geology
Within the framework of the Institute for Transfer of Indutrial Technology (ITIT) Project, the Geological Survey of Indonesia (GSI) has ordered me as a research fellow in conducting a processing of the Java, Madura, and Bali gravity data Japan. My stay in This country was scheduled for 45 days departing from Indonesia at the 28th of January 1974. Du…
The geological structure of France goes back 2,000 million, which is the age of the oldest rocks known. After the Pre-Cambrian Orogeny, which is represented in the north of the Armorican Chain, the Caledonian and above all the ian Orogeny formed the crystalline and metamorphic ossature of the country. All that i…