geologic map

As a result, it is difficult to create an accurate geologic map of the area.

The first statewide geologic map for the state of Georgia was published in 1825.

The four scientists discussed the problem and referred to geologic maps.

This information was compiled to form geologic maps representative of the region under study.

The angle of dip is generally included on a geologic map without the degree sign.

The idea was to compare well-constrained geologic maps with images taken from space.

In 1891, the first state geologic map showing eight color stratigraphic regions was published.

"This is the geologic map which includes this section of the park.

The second geologic map of the state was published in 1916 and shows twenty one stratigraphic regions.

Finally he helped with the preparation of the official geologic map of Belgium.

This is an exact geologic map of this area.

This geologic map allows viewers to see the geology in three dimensions (3-D).

Geologic maps - special-purpose map made to show geological features.

On geologic maps the Engadine window has an onion shell appearance.

It is often abbreviated Or on geologic maps.

OneGeology project officially launches the first online digital geologic map of the world.

He was the author of the first geologic map of Southern Bulgaria.

In 1842, Kaeppelin perfected the process to create a large polychrome geologic map.

The secant lines of isograds with the surface form lines on a geologic map.

However, the official geologic maps delineating the fault zone are used to help place a variety of structures on safe ground.

"Development and public review of the draft "Digital cartographic standard for geologic map symbolization".

Heart Peaks is also known as HP in scientific documents and on geologic maps.

On the geologic map, "Trenton Gravel" is used to describe most of these sediments.

On a geologic map, this is represented with a short straight line segment oriented parallel to the strike line.

The first geologic map of Great Britain was created by William Smith in 1815.