Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline
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Summary
Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline is a scientific book[1].
Key Facts
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline authored from prospect to pipeline — author (P50): Steven J. Schatzel[2].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's instance of is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — instance of (P31): scientific book[3].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-0-12-801089-1[4].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's page is recorded as iii[5].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's DOI is recorded as 10.1016/B978-0-12-800880-5.01001-9[6].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's language of work or name is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's publication date is recorded as +2014-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's Open Library ID is recorded as OL33449895M[9].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's sponsor is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — sponsor (P859): NIOSH Office of Mine Safety and Health Research[10].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): mining safety[11].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): mining of coal[12].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): firedamp[13].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): list of highly toxic gases[14].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): particulates[15].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): explosive chemicals[16].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): mining accident[17].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's main subject is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): geology[18].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's title is recorded as Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline[19].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's author name string is recorded as Thakur-P[20].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's author name string is recorded as Aminian-K[21].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's NIOSHTIC-2 ID is recorded as 20046924[22].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's Goodreads version/edition ID is recorded as 23020327[23].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration[24].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's Goodreads work ID is recorded as 41219984[25].
- Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's publication type of scholarly work is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — publication type of scholarly work (P13046): scientific publication[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline authored from prospect to pipeline — author (P50): Steven J. Schatzel[2].
Publication
Coal bed methane: from prospect to pipeline's publication date is recorded as +2014-00-00T00:00:00Z[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as from prospect to pipeline — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): mining safety[11], from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): mining of coal[12], from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): firedamp[13], from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): list of highly toxic gases[14], from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): particulates[15], and from prospect to pipeline — main subject (P921): explosive chemicals[16].