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abbr: American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

American Institute of Professional Geologists.

n: a leading national industry organisation established to disseminate scientific and technical ideas and data in the field of geology as it relates to oil and natural gas exploration and production. Its official publications are the AAPG Bulletin and the AAPG Explorer: Address: P.O. Box 979;Tulsa, OK 74101;(918) 584-2555.

n pI: the fragments of rock dislodged by the bit and brought to the sulphur in the drilling mud. Washed and dried cuttings samples are analysed by geologists to obtain information about the formations drilled.

n: Small pieces of rock, cement, or steel that break away due to the action of the bit, milling, cutting, or underreaming tools.

chips of rock from the drilling process. They are circulated to the surface by the mud and separated in the screens and shaker. They are useful for identifying and correlating the formation.

n: a scientist who gathers and interprets data pertaining to the rocks of the earths crust.

n: generally speaking ,fistly the geologist or surveyor according to the existed geological material or other economical factors settles the location and drive piles to record the line of margin or the interval to certain point.

n: (slang) a field geologists (or rock hounds) assistant.

n pi: movement of great crustal plates of the earth on slow currents in the plastic mantle, similar to the movement of boxes on a conveyor belt. Today geologists believe that the earths crust is divided into six major plates and several smaller ones atop some of which the continents are carried away from a system of mklocean ridges and toward another system of deep-sea trenches. The theory of plate tectonics explains most of the mysteries that confounded earlier geologists. Compare continental drift.

n: (slang) a geologist.

n: The dialect that driller call the geological engineer