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Geological Survey, of assistance and training activities in connection with petroleum, natural gas, and coal resources in the Newly Independent States (NIS) of the Former Soviet Union. These activities are aimed toward the establishment of environmental and scientific knowledge bases upon which NIS governments can make informed decisions regarding the establishment of resource development policies. 1 the guidelines of the program and the responsibilities of both sides. USGS was not a signatory to this MOU, but was the implementing party, as stated in the MOU, and so acted on the behalf of USAID. Program can be organized into the following categories: I Training II Computerization of the Ministry's Geology Department, including building of databases and digitizing of ail maps III Creation of a coal quality laboratory IV Creation of a geophysical logging station V Exploration Drilling, including coalbed methane Vi Production of a Satellite Image Map of Armenia VII Research concerning the major coal fields of Armenia, including (a) assembly, synthesization, and interpretation of all data (stratigraphic, coal quality, and resource estimates) in the archival reports on each Armenian coal field, and (b) new, detailed geologic mapping of each major coal field VIII Detailed coal exploration in Antaramut-Kurtan-Dzoragukh coal field IX Economic assessment of the Antaramut-Kurtan-Dzoragukh coal field X Other activities XI Uses for Armenia's coal resources XM Recommendations for further work MAJOR PROJECT ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DATE Training of 12 USGS counterpart Armenian Ministry geologists, geophysicists, geochemists, resource analysts in the United States. USGS created and provided a tailor-made coal geology course for one and a half months in the U.S. for these Ministry employees. They visited and received instruction at USGS offices in Virginia and Colorado and at underground and surface mining operations, large and small mining companies, exploratory drilling sites, reclamation sites, power plants, and coal quality laboratories in Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Texas, Colorado, and Utah. USGS also drilled a borehole specifically for this course to illustrate ail aspects of exploratory drilling, geophysical logging, and coal core desorption for coalbed gas (methane). Installation of instrumentation and equipment for a full coal quality laboratory in Armenia. Training of geochemists on all aspects of coal quality analysis and coal preparation. Visitation and inspection of the laboratory and chemists' analytical techniques by a laboratory inspector from an American coal testing laboratory. Establishment of a Quality Assurance/Quality Control program within the coal quality laboratory and enrollment of the laboratory in an …

Coal exploration and resource assessment of Armenia