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McCracken Core Library and Research Center Policy and Procedures Missouri Geological Survey fact sheet Missouri Geological Survey Director: Joe Gillman12/2018McCracken Core Library and Research Center Missouri

How to fill out rock core library

How to Fill out a Rock Core Library:

1. Start by organizing the rock cores: Sort and label them according to type, location, and date of collection.
2. Record essential information: Create a catalog or database to document key details such as the core ID, sampling depth, lithology, and any relevant observations.
3. Photograph the rock cores: Capture high-quality images of each core to visually document its appearance, including any important features or structures.
4. Measure and record physical properties: Use specialized instruments to measure parameters like density, porosity, permeability, and moisture content. Include these measurements in the core library records.
5. Conduct laboratory tests: Perform tests on the rock cores to determine their mechanical properties, such as compressive strength, tensile strength, and elasticity. Record the results for future reference.
6. Preserve the rock cores: Store them in a cool, dry environment to prevent degradation, and protect them from physical damage or contamination.
7. Maintain a detailed inventory: Update the library inventory regularly and keep track of any borrowed, loaned, or transferred rock cores.
8. Make the library information accessible: Consider creating a user-friendly interface or database for easy access and searchability of the rock core library.

Who Needs a Rock Core Library:

1. Geologists: Rock core libraries are vital resources for geologists who study the composition, structure, and history of the Earth's subsurface. These professionals rely on rock cores to understand geological processes, interpret past environments, and identify potential resources.
2. Engineers: Engineers often use rock core data to design and construct structures like dams, tunnels, and foundations. By analyzing the strength and stability of rocks, they can ensure the safety and durability of their projects.
3. Researchers: Scientists from various disciplines may require access to rock cores for their studies. This could include researchers in environmental science, paleontology, archaeology, or even materials science, who may be interested in studying the properties and behavior of rocks under different conditions.
4. Students: Rock core libraries serve as valuable educational resources for students studying geology, earth sciences, or related subjects. They provide hands-on opportunities for learning about rock types, identification techniques, geologic time, and more.

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What is rock core library?

Rock core library is a collection of rock samples typically obtained from drilling operations in geology.

Who is required to file rock core library?

Companies or individuals involved in drilling operations or geological studies are required to file rock core library.

How to fill out rock core library?

Rock core libraries are typically filled out by documenting the location, depth, type of rock, and any other relevant information about the sample.

What is the purpose of rock core library?

The purpose of a rock core library is to provide a repository of geological samples for future reference and research purposes.

What information must be reported on rock core library?

Information such as location, depth, date of collection, type of rock, and any analysis results must be reported on a rock core library.

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