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1 CECW-EG Engineer Pamphlet Department of the Army U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Washington, DC Engineering and Design COOPERATION WITH STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS Distribution Restriction Statement Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. EP March 1994

2 CECW-EG DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Washington, D,C EP Pamphlet No March 1994 Engineering and Design COOPERATION WITH STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS 1. Purpose. The purpose of this pamphlet is to encourage U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) cooperation and coordination with State Geological Surveys. 2. AD~licabili~. This pamphlet applies to HQUSACE/OCE elements, major subordinate commands, districts, laboratories, and field operating activities. 3. Reference. EM , Geotechnical Investigations 4. Background. The Liaison Committee of the Association of American State Geologists (AASG) met with USACE officials at HQUSACE on 15 September Members of the AASG met with HQUSACE persomel again on 29 November The purpose of the meetings was to review and update the potential for cooperation and coordination between USACE tid State Geological Surveys. Of special interest were opportunities for cooperativelyfinded projects where state surveys could provide basic geologic and topographic information to USACE project offices. 5. Discussion. All USACE offices should be cognizant of the location, points of contact, and resources of State Geological Surveys in USACE project areas. In accordance with the guidance contained in EM , Geotechnical Investigations, every effort should be made to utilize the resources of these State Geological Surveys. 6. Points of Contact for State Geological Survev Offices. Appendix A provides a list of State Geological Surveys (or equivalent offices) for the 50 states and Puerto Rico. Appendix B provides a list of AASG Liaison Committee members. FOR THE COMMANDER: 2 Appendices WILLIAM D. BROWN APP A - State Geological Colonel, Corps of Engineers Surveys Chief of Staff APP B - AASG Liaison Committee

3 APPENDIX A STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS December 1993 ALABAMA Ernest A. Mancini Alabama Geological Survey P.O. Box O Tuscaloosa, AL Phone: FAX: ALASKA Thomas E. Smith Alaska Geological Survey Division of Economic Dvpt. 751 Old Richardson Highway, #205 Fairbanks, AK Phone: FAX: ARIZONA Larry D, Fellows Arizona Geological Survey 845 North Park Avenue, #100 Tucson, AZ Phone: FAX: ARKANSAS Norman F. Williams Arkansas Geological Commission Vardelle Parham Geology Center 3815 West Roosevelt Road Little Rock, AR Phone: FAX: CALIFORNIA James F. Davis Div. of Mines & Geology California Dept. of Conservation 801 K Street, MS Sacramento, CA Phone: FAX: COLORADO Vicki J. Cowart Colorado Geological Survey 1313 Sherman St., W. 715 Denver, CO Phone: FAX: CONNECTICUT Richard Hyde Connecticut Geological Survey Dept. of Environmental Protection Natural Resources Center 79 Ehn Street, PO Box 5066 Hartford, CT Phone: FAX: DELAWARE Robert R. Jordan Delaware Geological Survey University of Delaware Delaware Geological Survey Bldg. Newark, DE Phone: FAX: FLORIDA Walter Schmidt Florida Geological Survey 903 W. Temessee St. Tallahassee, FL Phone: FAX: GEORGIA William H. McLemore Georgia Geologic Survey Environmental Protection Division Natural Resources, Rrn Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. SW Atlanta, GA Phone: FAX: HAWAII Manabu Tagomori Hawaii Geological Survey Dept. of Land& Natural Resources Div. of Water& Land Development P.O. Box 373 Honolulu, HI Phone: FAX: A-1

4 IDAHO Earl H. Bennett Idaho Geological Survey Room 332, Merrill Hall University of Idaho MOSCOW, ID Phone: FAX: ILLINOIS Morris W. Leighton Illinois State Geological Survey 121 Natural Resources Bldg. 615 E. Peabody Dr. Champai~, IL Phone: FAX: INDIANA Norman C. Hester Indiana Geological Survey 611 N. Walnut Grove Bloomington, ~ Phone: FAX: IOWA Donald L. Koch Geological Survey Bureau Iowa 109 Trowbridge Hall Iowa City, IA Phone: FAX: KANSAS Lee C. Gerhard Kansas Geological Survey 1930 Constant Ave, West Campus The University of Kansas Lawrence, KS Phone: FAX: KENTUCKY Donald C. Haney Kentucky Geological Survey 228 Mining and Mineral Res. Building Universi~ of Kentucky Lexington, KY Phone: FAX: LOUISIANA William E. Marsalis Louisiana Geological Survey P.O. Box G University Station Baton Rouge, LA Phone: FAX: MAINE Walter A. Anderson Maine Geological Survey Department of Conservation State House Station 22 Augusta, ME Phone: FAX: MARYLAND Emery T. Cleaves Maryland Geological Survey 2300 St. Paul Street Baltimore, MD Phone: FAX: MASSACHUSETTS Richard N. Foster Mmsachusetts Geological Survey Executive OffIce of Environmental Affairs 100 Cambridge Street Boston, MA Phone: FAX: MICHIGAN R. Thomas Segall Michigan Geological Survey Geological Survey Div. P.O. BOX Lansing, MI Phone: FAX: MINNESOTA David L. Southwick Minnesota Geological Survey Universi~ of Minnesota 2642 University Avenue W. St. Paul, MN Phone: FAX; A-2

5 MISSISSIPPI S. Cragin Knox Mississippi OffIce of Geology Department of Enviromnental Quality P.O. BOX Jackson, MS Phone: FAX: MISSOURI James H. Williams Division of Geology& Land Survey P.O. BOX 250 Rolls, MO Phone: FAX: NEW HAMPSHIRE Eugene L. Boudette New Hampshire Geological Survey P.O. BOX 2008 Concord, NH Phone: FAX: NEW JERSEY Haig F. Kasabach New Jersey Geological Survey Div. of Science& Research Dept. of Environmental Protection& CN 427 Trenton, NJ Phone: FAX: Ener~ MONTANA Edward T. Ruppel Montana Bureau of Mines& Geology Montana Tech W. Park Street Butte, MT Phone: FAX: NEBRASKA Perry B. Wigley Nebraska Geological Survey Conservation & Survey Div. University of Nebraska 113 Nebraska Hall 901 N. 17th St. Lincoln, NE Phone: FAX: NEVADA Harold Bonham, Jr. (Acting) Nevada Geological Survey Bureau of Mines& Geology University of Nevada-Reno Mail Stop 178 Reno, NV Phone: FAX: NEW MEXICO Charles E. Chapin New Mexico Bureau of Mines& Mineral Resources Campus S tition SOCOI?O, NM Phone: or 5302 F~: NEW YORK Robert H. Fakundiny. New York State Geological Survey New York State Museum 3136 Cultural Education Center Albany, NY Phone: FAX: NORTH CAROLINA Charles H. Gardner North Carolina Geological Survey Dept. of Environ/Health/Natural Res. Division of Land Resources P.O. BOX Raleigh, NC Phone: FAX: NORTH DAKOTA John P. Bluemle North Dakota Geological Survey 600 East Boulevard Bismarck, ND Phone: FAX: A-3

6 OHIO Thomas M. Berg Ohio Geological Survey Dept. of Natural Resources 4383 Fountain Square Drive, Bldg. B Columbus, OH Phone: FAX: OKLAHOMA Charles J. Mankin Oklahoma Geological Survey 100 East Boyd, Rrn. N-131 Norman, OK Phone: FAX: OREGON Donald A. Hull Oregon Dept. of Geology& Industries Suite NE Oregon St. #28 Portland, OR Phone: FAX: Mineral PENNSYLVANIA Donald M. Hoskins Bureau of Topo. & Geologic Survey Dept. of Environmental Resources P<O.BOX 8453 Harrisburg, PA Phone: FAX: PUERTO RICO Rarnon M. Alonso Division of Geology P.O. BOX 5887 Puerta de Tierra, PR Phone: FAX: RHODE ISLAND J. AlIan Cain Department of Geology University of Rhode Island 315 Green Hall Kingston, RI Phone: FAX: SOUTH CAROLINA Alan-Jon W. Zupan (Acting) South Carolina Geological Survey 5 Geology Road Columbia, SC Phone: FAX: SOUTH DAKOTA C. M. Christensen South Dakota Geological Survey Dept. of Environment& Natural Resources University of South Dakota 414 E. Clark Vermilion, SD Phone: FAX: TENNESSEE Edward T. Luther Tennessee Division of Geology Department of Environment& Conservation 13th Floor, L & C Tower 401 Church St. Nashville, TN Phone: FAX: TEXAS William L. Fisher Bureau of Economic Geology The University of Austin Box X, University Station Austin, TX Phone: FAX: UTAH M. Lee Allison Utah Geological Survey 2363 S. Foothill Dr. Salt Lake City, UT Phone: FAX: VERMONT Diane Conrad Vermont Geological Survey Agency of Natural Resources 103 South Main St. Waterbury, VT Phone: FAX: A-4

7 VIRGINIA Stanley S. Johnson Virginia Dept. of Mines, Minerals, & Energy Division of Mineral Resources Natural Resources Bldg, McCormick Rd. P.O. BOX 3667 Charlottesville, VA Phone: FM: WASHINGTON Raymond Lasmanis Washington Geological Survey Geology and Earth Resources P.O. Box Olympia, WA Phone: FAX: WISCONSIN James Robertson Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey 3817 Mineral Point Road Madison, WI Phone: FAX: WYOMING Gary B. Glass Geological Survey of Wyoming P.O. BOX3008 Universi~ Station Lararnie, WY Phone: FAX: WEST VIRGINIA Larry Woodfork West Virginia Geological & Economic Survey Mount Chateau Research Center P.O. BOX 879 Morgantown, WV Phone: FAX: A-!i

8 APPENDIX B ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN STATE GEOLOGISTS Liaison Committee ( ) Donald A. Hull, President Charles E. Chapin Department of Geology and Mineral Industries New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 800 NE Oregon Street # 28, Suite 965 Campus Station Portland, OR SOCOITO, NM Morris W. Leighton, Past President Chief Illinois State Geological Survey 615 E. Peabody Drive Champaign, IL Donald M. Hoskins, President-Elect Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey P.O. BOX8453 Harrisburg, PA Normw C. Hester, Vice President Indiana Geological Survey 611 N. Walnut Grove Bloomington, IN Walter Schmidt, Secretary-Treasurer State Geologist and Chief Florida Geological Survey 903 W. Tennessee Street Tallahassee, FL James M. Robertson Geological and Natural History Survey 3817 Mineral Point Road Madison, WI Earl H. Bennett State Geologist and Associate Director Idaho Geological Survey Merrill Hall, University of Idaho MoSCOW, ID James H. Williams State Geologist and Director Division of Geology and Land Survey P.().Box 250 Rolls, MO B-1