Amchitka bioenvironmental program. Geomorphology and plant ecology: an assessment of the impact of AEC nuclear test on Amchitka

Everett, Kibri; Amundsen, C. C.

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“…This crater-lip dam was positioned so as to block the flow of a river, thereby creating a reservoir upstream. (Everett and Amundsen, 1975). In this instance, upstream flooding was minor, and the stream eventually breached the blockage.…”

Section: Geomorphologic Influencesmentioning

confidence: 86%

“…Slump deposits and slump cracks induced by underground nuclear testing were observed in the wet surface deposits of Amchitka Island. At this site, slumping of glacial outwash gravel, turf and peat, and beach sand occurred along the sides of trenches, pond and stream banks, and coastal highlands USGS, 1970USGS, ,1972Everett and Amundsen, 1975). (Whicker, Alldredge, and Hanson, 1973).…”

Section: Surface Effects Of Underground Nuclear Explosionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Gard, 1963;Swiff, 1963 Plowshare; vertical shaft to horizontal Carlsbad, New Mexico Farmington, New Mexico 1211 0167 29 1292 (4240) Shale Plowshare; gas-recovery experiment in Holzer, 1968; I San Juan Basin. I Foote, Hays, & Klepinger, 1969 Fallon, Nevada ; tuffaceous sediments zeolitized tuff Tueller, Bruner, & Davis, 1972;Tueller, et al, 1974;Thordarson, 1985 lnterbedded sandstone Plowshare; gas-recovery enhancement ERC, 1970a;1970b & Davis, 1968Everett & Amundsen, 1975Everett & Arnundsen, 1975Koh & Rosencrantz, 1970;USGS, 1970;Wright, 1971a;1971b Calibration test for CANNlKlN test. Everett & Amundsen, 1975;Gonzalez & Wollitz, 1972Morris, Gard, & Snyder, 1972;Morris, 1973;Kirkwood & Fuller, 1972;…”

Section: Other Locations Of Us Underground Nuclear Testsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Surface effects of underground nuclear explosions

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1997

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Section: Geomorphologic Influencesmentioning

confidence: 86%

Section: Surface Effects Of Underground Nuclear Explosionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Other Locations Of Us Underground Nuclear Testsmentioning

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1997

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“…Both Milrow and Cannikin produced visible changes across several terrestrial plant communities, but the Cannikin changes were more numerous and larger than changes associated with Milrow (Everett and Amundsen, 1975 2. Continuing systematic reconnaissance in the vicinity of the nuclear test locales to detect previously unreported changes which might be related to the nuclear tests 3.…”

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confidence: 92%

“…This potential loss is of no consequence in terms of the terrestrial landscape of the entire Island. Details are discussed in Everett and Amundsen (1975 …”

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Bioenvironmental and hydrologic studies, Amchitka Island, Alaska. Fall, 1974 task force report

Kirkwood¹

1975

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Dynamics of the recovery of damaged tundra vegetation. Annual progress report

Amundsen¹

1976

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A study, begun in 1971, continues to document the environmental factors which affect the recovery of damaged tundra landscapes. A measurement technique was developed on Amchitka Island to allow the rapid acquisition of data on species presence and frequency across areas disturbed at various times and in various ways. Samples across all examples of aspect, slope steepness and exposure are taken. Studies now include Adak Island and the Point Barrow area. We have concluded that there was no directional secondary succession on the Aleutian tundra, although there was vigorous recovery on organic soils. Our study led to recommendations which resulted in less intensive reclamation management at a considerable financial saving and without further biological perturbation. Because of the increasing activity on tundra landscapes, for energy extraction, transportation or production; military or other reasons, we have expanded our sampling to other tundra areas where landscape disruption is occurring, or is predicted.

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Amchitka bioenvironmental program. Geomorphology and plant ecology: an assessment of the impact of AEC nuclear test on Amchitka

Cited by 4 publications

References 1 publication

Surface effects of underground nuclear explosions

Surface effects of underground nuclear explosions

Bioenvironmental and hydrologic studies, Amchitka Island, Alaska. Fall, 1974 task force report

Dynamics of the recovery of damaged tundra vegetation. Annual progress report

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