United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 5
Page 3
Mapping needs of Federal, State, and local agencies have caused the
Geological Survey to accelerate completion of the standard large-scale map
coverage of the United States to 1 989. To reach our goal, we began publishing
provisional ...
Mapping needs of Federal, State, and local agencies have caused the
Geological Survey to accelerate completion of the standard large-scale map
coverage of the United States to 1 989. To reach our goal, we began publishing
provisional ...
Page 28
During fiscal year 1 983, about 1 ,300 revised and 1 ,370 new standard
topographic maps were published, mostly in the 7.5-minute series (fig. 1 ).
Published topographic maps are available for about 85 percent of Alaska and for
80 percent of ...
During fiscal year 1 983, about 1 ,300 revised and 1 ,370 new standard
topographic maps were published, mostly in the 7.5-minute series (fig. 1 ).
Published topographic maps are available for about 85 percent of Alaska and for
80 percent of ...
Page 30
Provisional maps are prepared to the same map accuracy standards and contain
essentially the same level of content as standard topographic maps but reflect a
provisional rather than a finished map appearance. They are printed in four or ...
Provisional maps are prepared to the same map accuracy standards and contain
essentially the same level of content as standard topographic maps but reflect a
provisional rather than a finished map appearance. They are printed in four or ...
Page 34
The vegetation-land cover classifications have been derived from Landsat digital
data and digital elevation data using standard digital processing techniques. With
few exceptions, the analysis procedures (including field data collection) and ...
The vegetation-land cover classifications have been derived from Landsat digital
data and digital elevation data using standard digital processing techniques. With
few exceptions, the analysis procedures (including field data collection) and ...
Page 73
The uncertainty function includes the variability or standard error of flows
estimated in these various ways. Once the uncertainty functions for each station
are known, various costs associated with stream gaging can be determined.
Feasible ...
The uncertainty function includes the variability or standard error of flows
estimated in these various ways. Once the uncertainty functions for each station
are known, various costs associated with stream gaging can be determined.
Feasible ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
activities additional Administration agencies Alaska analysis aquifer areas assessment Assistant Authority base Basin Board Bureau California cartographic caused Central Chief City City of w coal collected Commission completed Conservation contamination continued Control cooperation Coordination County cover Department deposits discharge distribution District w Division earthquake Eastern Energy Environmental estimated Federal Federal agencies feet flood Florida flow formed funds Geologist Government ground ground-water hazards high-altitude hydrologic International Island Lake land landslides major Management maps marine ment million mineral resources models National Center Natural needs occurred Office Operations organic Park percent petroleum photography Planning potential problems processes Public Puerto Rico record Regional result River rocks scale scientific Searles Lake Service sources South spring standard stations STOP studies surface technical tion Transportation U.S. Geological Survey United Valley Volcano waste Water Resources Western Wilderness zone
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 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |