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Publications by Mace, R.E.

Title Publication Year Abstract Author Series Publisher
Austin Chalk (UK) - Stratigraphic, Geophysical, Hydrogeological and Hydrocarbon Exploration/Production Characteristics Austin Chalk (UK) - Stratigraphic, Geophysical, Hydrogeological and Hydrocarbon Exploration/Production Characteristics 2015 Lundquist, Jason, Saribudak, Mustafa, Mace, R.E., Sullivan, Charlotte, Dickerson, P.W. Austin Geological Society Austin Geological Society
Lignite, Clay, and Water: The Wilcox Group in Central Texas Lignite, Clay, and Water: The Wilcox Group in Central Texas 2004 Mace, R.E., Williams, Barry Austin Geological Society Austin Geological Society
Hydraulic properties of the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer in Texas: information for groundwater modeling, planning, and management Hydraulic properties of the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer in Texas: information for groundwater modeling, planning, and management 2003

Use of groundwater-flow models for prediction of future availability of water resources is standard practice. Having accurate hydraulic parameters for input into groundwater-flow models is critical to the generation of realistic local and regional water-resource management plans.

Mace, R.E., Smyth, R.C. Report of Investigations Bureau of Economic Geology
Estimating Transmissivity Using Specific-Capacity Data Estimating Transmissivity Using Specific-Capacity Data 2001

Because specific-capacity data are useful for estimating transmissivity, they should be used whenever possible in hydrogeologic studies.

Mace, R.E. Geological Circular Bureau of Economic Geology
Permeability structure of the Edwards aquifer, south Texas -- implications for aquifer management Permeability structure of the Edwards aquifer, south Texas -- implications for aquifer management 1998

This report describes the three-dimensional distribution of hydraulic conductivity in the Edwards aquifer from Kinney to Comal Counties, Texas.

Hovorka, S.D., Mace, R.E., Collins, E.W. Report of Investigations Bureau of Economic Geology
Extent, Mass, and Duration of Hydrocarbon Plumes from Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank Sites in Texas Extent, Mass, and Duration of Hydrocarbon Plumes from Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank Sites in Texas 1997

Of the more than 19,000 documented leaking petroleum storage tank (LPST) sites in Texas, more than 6,000 have impacted ground water and resulted in fuel hydrocarbon (FHC) plumes.

Mace, R.E., Fisher, S.R., Welch, D.M., Parra, S.P. Geological Circular Bureau of Economic Geology