salt dome

At the end of 1973 the search began for a final salt dome storage.

The hill is pushed up about 1 mm per year by a salt dome.

The salt dome is in the state of collapse.

The Soviets, it was later determined, were not testing in salt domes.

Through this mechanism, salt domes and other structures are formed.

The plan was a repository for all types of radioactive waste in a salt dome.

While most of the island is flat lying, the salt domes stand out clearly on satellite.

The terrain is mostly plain, with small hills to the north, made up of salt domes.

Located on the mainland, High Island's name comes from the large salt dome under the area.

The potential of oil beneath deep ocean salt domes remains an important avenue for commercial development today.

Plasticity effects are taken into account as they naturally occur in salt domes.

Higgins held onto his ownership and leases of land over the salt dome, but resigned from the company.

Petroleum was trapped around the salt dome in sandstone and limestone layers.

Came up blank on salt domes in Texas.

Each site contains a number of artificial caverns created in salt domes below the surface.

The rivers flow through a region of salt domes to the Amazon River.

He wrote 370 articles and four books, including a seminal work about drilling into subterranean salt domes.

He waved in the direction of a salt dome, where he said the newest hire was sitting.

There are several hundred salt domes in the state; one of the most familiar is Avery Island.

A Highways Agency depot with a salt dome is situated near to the village.

Downtown Humble is located on a salt dome.

The underlying salt dome was leached away completely in the Middle Ages.

Salt domes are also found in Louisiana.

The area is part of the Chestnut Salt Dome.

The salt dome was definite, the drilling sites were chosen, the main work of the expedition was done.