Data, software, and applications for education and research in geology, Virginia

Data, software, and applications for education and research in geology, Virginia

by Geological Survey (U.S.), Russell A. Ambroziak, Mary Washington College

Part of Open file report -- 93-231

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First of joint series of educational disks. Data ranges in resolution from digital orthophoto quads ... to isopleths of simple Bouguer gravity anomalies. Data types include seismic sections, vector and icon overlays, 3-dimensional displays, film loops, color imagery, Gloria sonar imagery, and Landsat TM imagery. All programs used to create disk are on disk and instructions on use of mapping and image processing are included.

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