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EPSG 7.9.4 <gco:CharacterString>Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Pipelines in the United States, 2011</gco:CharacterString> 2012-01-01 publication 1007 Update Hart Energy Publishing 619.564.7313 619.564.7314

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originator mapDigital Dataset represents locations of existing and proposed CO2 pipelines. Includes all interstate pipelines and major intrastate pipelines. Locating Carbon Dioxide (CO2) pipelines in the United States. Hart Energy Publishing. (2012) Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Pipelines in the United States, 2011. Hart Energy Publishing. onGoing Hart Energy Publishing 619.564.7313 619.564.7314

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Downloadable Data restricted restricted Access is granted to Stanford University affiliates only. Affiliates are limited to current faculty, staff and students. Unauthorized use, disclosure or reproduction is prohibited. <gco:CharacterString>Oil and Gas Wells GIS Data: United States</gco:CharacterString> 2012-01-01 publication 1007 Update Hart Energy Publishing 619.564.7313 619.564.7314

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originator Shapefile Stanford Geospatial Center 650-723-2746

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distributor MB 0.178 http://purl.stanford.edu/ww217dj0457 CO2_PIPE.shp download dataset The accuracy of Rextag’s GIS Data varies per area and pipeline operator. In a study conducted from random locations in rural well as in urban areas in the US we overplayed our pipeline data on various high resolution area photography tiles to compare the centerline with the ROW “scars” on the ground. We then tallied the offset distances in feet per all the pipelines shown in that area. This exercise was repeated multiple times to reach a sample size of 1000.