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Magnetic Grid of Oklahoma (NetCDF and TIF Formats)

Basic Information
Author: 
Keller, Randy G.
Author: 
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Description: 
Digital Magnetic Grid of Oklahoma from USGS Magnetic anomaly map of North America. Data file must be viewed with NetCDF compatible modelling software. Files available for download (below) in a zipped folder. Magnetic map also available as a .tif image.
Publication Date: 
Friday, June 29, 2012
Resource Language: 
English
Intelectual Originator Contact
Organization Name: 
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Person Name: 
G Randy Keller
Street Address: 
100 E. Boyd St., Suite 126
City: 
Norman
State/Province: 
Oklahoma
Postal Code: 
73019
Country: 
United States of America
Phone: 
405-325-3031
Fax: 
405-325-7069
Email: 
grkeller@ou.edu
Link: 
http://ogs.ou.edu/homepage.php
Available Files: 
application/zip iconMagnetic Map NetCD Format file and text metadata notes
Available Files: 
image/tiff iconMagnetic Map Tif Image
Resource Information
Access Statement: 
http://geo-nsdi.er.usgs.gov/metadata/open-file/02-414/metadata.faq.html
Constraints Statement: 
http://research.utep.edu/Default.aspx?tabid=37229
Quality Statement: 
This resource has not been validated.
Resource Distribution Contact
Organization Name: 
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Person Name: 
G. Randy Keller
Street Address: 
100 E. Boyd St., Suite 126
City: 
Norman
State/Province: 
Oklahoma
Postal Code: 
73019
Country: 
United States of America
Phone: 
405-325-3031
Fax: 
405-325-7069
Email: 
grkeller@ou.edu
Link: 
http://ogs.ou.edu
Geographic Extent
North bounding latitude: 
37.0998
South bounding latitude: 
33.4048
West bounding longitude: 
-103.345
East bounding longitude: 
-94.292

GEOLOGY AND SLOPE STABILITY IN SELECTED PARTS OF THE GEYSERS GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES AREA:

Basic Information
Author: 
Bedrossian, Trinda L.
Description: 
Franciscan rocks in The Geysers Geothermal Resources Area (GRA) constitute a greatly deformed and chaotic assemblage of rocks known as melange which, under natural conditions, poses problems to slope stability. Unstable conditions inherent in the melange are accentuated by the steepness of slopes, chemical alteration of the rocks, and numerous faults and shear zones. Adverse effects that may be .experienced- with development of melange terrain can, however, be mitigated if potential problem areas are recognized before development begins and if good engineering geology·and engineering practices are followed.
Publication Date: 
Tuesday, January 1, 1980
Resource Language: 
English
Intelectual Originator Contact
Organization Name: 
California Department of Conservation, Division of Mines and Geology
City: 
Sacramento
State/Province: 
California
Postal Code: 
95814
Available Files: 
application/pdf iconGEOLOGY ,AND SLOPE STABILITY IN SELEO'ED PARTS OF THE GEYSERS GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES AREA: A Guide to Geologic Features Indicative
Resource Distribution Contact
Organization Name: 
California Division of Mines and Geology
State/Province: 
California
Country: 
United States of America
Geographic Extent
North bounding latitude: 
42.7655
South bounding latitude: 
31.6
West bounding longitude: 
-127.09
East bounding longitude: 
-112.852
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