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Page 34
These standards will be included as additional chapters of the circular. The
Survey recognized that other public groups and individuals who use its products
should be involved in the development of digital cartographic standards and
actively ...
These standards will be included as additional chapters of the circular. The
Survey recognized that other public groups and individuals who use its products
should be involved in the development of digital cartographic standards and
actively ...
Page 36
In addition, the computer can sort and display lakes by size classes (5-10 acres,
1 0-50 acres, and over 50 acres) and summarize surface area by lake classes.
The lake inventory has been completed for nine quadrangles within the National
...
In addition, the computer can sort and display lakes by size classes (5-10 acres,
1 0-50 acres, and over 50 acres) and summarize surface area by lake classes.
The lake inventory has been completed for nine quadrangles within the National
...
Page 44
In 1 974, the U.S. Geological Survey began the development of the National Coal
Resources Data System to provide a central repository for all previously acquired
public coal data as well as for additional data acquired in the future.
In 1 974, the U.S. Geological Survey began the development of the National Coal
Resources Data System to provide a central repository for all previously acquired
public coal data as well as for additional data acquired in the future.
Page 65
Cooperation through this Program provides an economical and comprehensive
system for water-resources assessments. Most projects under the Cooperative
Program respond to a recognized problem or define a potential one. In addition
to ...
Cooperation through this Program provides an economical and comprehensive
system for water-resources assessments. Most projects under the Cooperative
Program respond to a recognized problem or define a potential one. In addition
to ...
Page 72
For example, analysis of the data uses for 51 stations in Maine indicated that
three stations should be discontinued as soon as is practical and that an
additional three stations should be discontinued at the end of short-term projects.
Analysis ...
For example, analysis of the data uses for 51 stations in Maine indicated that
three stations should be discontinued as soon as is practical and that an
additional three stations should be discontinued at the end of short-term projects.
Analysis ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2009 |
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