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Data from the GEOS digital recorder
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J. B. Fletcher, Roger D. Borcherdt, C. Mueller, E. Cranswick
A general earthquake observation system (GEOS)
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Roger D. Borcherdt, Edward G. Jensen, G. Maxwell, J. B. Fletcher, R. McClearn, John R. Van Schaack, R. E. Warrick
Evaluation of thematic mapper data for natural resource assessment
The U.S. Geological Survey EROS Data Center evaluated the utility of Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) date for natural resource assessment, emphasizing manual interpretation and digital classification of the data for U.S. Department of the Interior applications. Substantially more information was derived from TM data than from Landsat Multispectral Scanner (MSS) data.
Greater resolution of TM data a
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R. H. Haas, F. A. Waltz
Time-series vegetation monitoring with NOAA satellite data
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Wayne A. Miller, Donald G. Moore
Use of a gis for Gulf of Mexico wetland change
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James B. Johnston, Robert Ader
Distribution and origin of sulfur in Colorado oil shale
The sulfur content of 1,225 samples of Green River oil shale from two core holes in the Piceance Creek Basin, Colorado, ranges from nearly 0 to 4.9 weight percent. In one core hole, the average sulfur content of a sequence of oil shale 555 m thick, which represents nearly the maximum thickness of oil shale in the basin, is 0.76 weight percent. The vertical distribution of sulfur through the oil sh
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John R. Dyni
Rhythmic bedding in Mesozoic- Cenozoic pelagic carbonate sequences: The primary and diagenetic origin of Milankovitch-like cycles
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M.A. Arthur, Walter E. Dean, D.J. Bottjer, Peter A. Scholle
Digital spatial data handling techniques applied to the development of quantitative geologic models
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K.-M. Walker
Microcomputer image processing — Past, present, and future
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S. W. Doescher, S. L. Wagner
The Galilean satellite geological mapping program
The Galilean Satellite Geological Mapping Program was established to illuminate detailed geologic relations on the four large satellites of Jupiter. The program involves about 40 investigators from various universities, reseach institutes, and government offices in the United Sttes, England, Germany, and Italy. A total of 24 researchers have been assigned to map 10 quadrangles on Ganymede, 15 to m
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Baerbel K. Lucchitta