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4`kH%`x`t%0` %<H %@ 8P,*@x @t @hd @T @D @4 @$ @ @ v1 . s  v 9 k 2v   ]xp B@2oP@ "X+/box is not checked, so case has component cases "Z(\dh "Z(\kP B@2o8 "X+/box is not checked, so case has component cases "Z(\d "Z(\koJ]NewUseCaseForm'L L $ B@"NX|PJH ,!.A@*N0o( tAttribute VB_Name = "Form_UseCase,Clone"4 Bp0{F34CAEA4-4565-11D5-9866-FE75EDA8 F124} |GlobalSpacvFalse dCreatablTru Pre declaId"Expose_TemplateDerivCustomizD$Option Comp@ D3T  ?@ADEFGHIJKLOPRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_select drainage pattern anselect drainage pattern and fit to regional lineamentparticular combination of lithologiesif feature level rock descriptions are availableif the particular lithology is specified by a description, this is a description logic problemif tephra is mapped as marker bedreturn rocks classified as gabbro, granodiorite, diorite as possible candidates?need to find any hornblende in modal mineralogyhow is contact between X and Y definedhow is contact between X and Y definedSurface needs to be classified as a particular contactIf contact metamorphic zones are mapped as polygonsto determine if mylonitic fabric is present in a particular polygondoes this mean rock units that consist entirely of mylonitic orthogneiss, or polygons where an orthogneiss has a mylonitic fabric?residual soil on SE-facing slopes; SE slopes represented by a set of polygonsall features within a given map extentWhat is meant by map notes cited to compile a geologic map?debris-fan deposit, slope movement depositslope movements in areas of ancient debris-fan depositsall rapakivi-textured plutonic rockskind of fault rocks along a faultrock units within an extent, fault descriptionsaverage thickness over an area, to calculate volumelocation accuracy, useable scale rangeaverage sediment transport directions for a polygon or map unitwhat is transport direction of eolian sand; which sand, in which reference frame?statistical error in data and how is it calculatedspatial variation in particle size, cementation, porosity, permeability of unit Xreliability or data density in an areareliability, data density in an areaprotolith age only valid for metamorphic or metasomatic rockwhat is the element investigated?accuracy of measurement; asking for interpretation of numerical data?steeply dipping sedimentary rocks beneath& surface roughness contours and area underlain by shaleintersection of mined-out coal polygons and coal deposit isopachscoal greater than 4 feet thicknessunderlain by mined-out coal depositsgranulite metamorphism with greenschist facies retrogressiongreenschist facies retrograde metamorphismgranulite facies, greenschist faciesrocks classified according to Dunham(1962)tuffs from Thunder Mountain Calderatuffs associated with Thunder Mountain Calderais this a map unit query or a feature-level (polygon)fine-grained groundmass in felsic rockporphyritic texture with fine-grained groundmassshear zone is silicic plutonic rocksunits that have scratch boundariespolygons that have scratch boundariescriteria for 'should have a scratch boundary' not definedsandstone and mudrock dominant ('sandstone-mudrock sequence')deposited in high-sinuosity river plaincontacts separating units that are not in stratigrpahic orderif expect to locate outcrops where rock meeting a particular description is found? Assuming unit is defined to include chlorite schistrocks classified according to Friedmanrocks classified according to Folk (1968)SubVolcanic needs to be defined. Does this mean 'hypabyssal texture' or that the rock is actually know to be disposed beneath a volcano?'what is metamorphic age?' valid only if rock is metamorphicgranite intrudes metacarbonate rockgranite intrudes metacarbonate rockdescribed only as lithology class nameIf treat 'flood' as a sedimentary rock genetic environmentContact metamorphism is a genetic classshear zones (depicted as lines), silicic plutonic rocksif particular lithology is specified by a lithology classification termselect distribution of rocks that& select units; map units containing+|]'|E a 7  a .  y d O : %  w b M 8 #  o Z 0   |Ds6! wbM8#zeP;&oN9$_J5  lB-m1phAttribute VB_alluvial channel deposits5 (@  +@  l/kgTT3 2 micas# "$@      3what is metamorphic age?4  3>@    o cbb%%@ %%@ %2-mica granite* % Mesozoic$  %hanging-wall rock units3     nmetamorphic grade-  nn (@       all rocks% .ihge,dthickness along a transect6cbloess!a`_^]( volcanic$'felsic intrusive rock1&%$#"!<@  glacial#)@plutonic is an origin1 lithology class name0 <[ZYXWVUTScontains mineral X.P turbidite%Osedimentary rock,Nsiliclastic sedimentary rock8Mconglomerate(Lbioclastic limestone0Kvarved mudrock*J mudrock#Ilimestone and marble unit5Hsedimentary rocks-G pebbly conglomeratic sandstone:%Fmainly sandstone,Esand and gravel unit0 Dpolygons larger than X area7Csurficial material.Aclayey lodgement till1@all units with& ./?particular lithology0;:!Thunder Mountain Caldera, Idaho;WS*|F W  a @ + h <  D  t G  oAk@j2nM,Rf4fQ0V13surface roughness- #8@" how deep does underlain mean?9 underlain by shale. #C@! 2$@  &@ 1>@ ,@ *&@ sericitic alteration0 0 sericitic% select areas& + sausseritic alteration2 carbonate rocks+ carbonate rocks+ ,@  all rocks% ,}report classifications2 +Mine in rock unit- *greenschist-facies. mafic!  volcanic$  gravel" ( gravel" ):%@ :0@ :!intracaldera tuff, outflow tuff; 9all pillow lavas, 97@ 9 pillow lava' 9Coast Range Ophiolite1 8 obsidian$ '5porphyritic felsic rock3 (5(@ 52@ 5felsic rocks( 5 plutonic$ &4&@ 4silicic rocks) 4 plutonic$ 3felsic rocks( 3 plutonic$ 1 a component' %0 dominate$ v0 sausseritic' select areas& + propylitic alteration1 0 propylitic& 0greissinization+ greissinization+ !select areas of greissinization; /poor conditions for building8 /area having steep terrain5 !more than a trace of glauconite; all units with sandstone4  sandstone%  glauconite& $@ .'@ scratch boundary, ;@ %?@ sandstone and mudrock1  cretaceous& -Foreland river plain0 )@ contours over a region2 not in stratigraphic order6 not intrusive)  bedrock# ?@ +locality in map unit0 Conodont localities/ Conococheague Limestone3 S@ 7@  chlorite schist+ schist" ( fine- to medium-grained schist: channels on alluvial fans5 < 12000 years) \b'J  B  c + Z # g F %  l K * SzGxW6eD/V,wbA  p[F%^,seCaseI1@= vfraction of lithology class7 vLithology class+ vgiven fraction*  (@< (@; 8@: ~~Depositional Environment4 5@9 E@8 @7 xdensity > 2.67 g/cc/ vvbasalt" v lava flow% v < 10 Ma# vreversely magnetized0 #uO@6 uresidual soil) uresidual soil)  t(@5 8tt=@4 8sall references* r volcanic$ r <2000 years' qqrecent, ancient+ q,@3 #q9@2 pplutonic, rapakivi-texture6 p&@1 pplutonic rocks* nall pyroclastic flow deposits9 npyroclastic flow, mpumice" mall pumice deposits/ kall proterozoic rock units6 kmangerite-jotunite complex6 lall proterozoic rocks1 l proterozoic' k proterozoic' >"what kind of isotope is reported< =#@0 <1@/ 7;5@. 2;5:(@- : usable scale range of the data: 79A@, 9S@+ 684@* /7S@) 6(@( 56&@'  5>@& 5what is protolith age1 2what is the material0 1geologic description of unit8 0geochemical signature1 /#@% .definition of map unit2 +-rock at this location1 -rock at this location1 -crystallization age/ ,!bulk mean density of map unit A; ,mean density( +what measurement is meant?6 5+G@$ *what crop out as& /  *recessive slope-former2 5)precision of measurement4 )what measurements are meant?8 (lacustrine, fluvial/ ( Pleistocene' 4steeply dipping bedding3 what is steeply dipping?4 2"< 3 m of unconsolidated sediment< .@# 3stratigraphic thickness3 is^I4 wbM8# ~ ] H 3  s R =  [ 1  Z E $  f = (  `6 k@W U4yCzI(zY+X'Fwell-sorted, clean sandstone8 Dgravel deposit* Esand, gravel( <Egravel:sand ratio > 21 #Dgravel deposit and area > X7 D > X% gravel' D > X% gravel' Dp@ <Cwhat is percent gravel2 Bcontains gravel in upper part9 Bupper part of unit. B'@  Alodgement till* @particle size distribution6 >M@  >different rock types0 <metamorphic rocks- <metamorphosed rocks/ <what stratigraphic units& 7 ;particular lithology0 ;particular age* ;;%@  Jfossil clams( #I*@  Ipennsylvanian) Irocks with fossils. HGunits of Triassic age1 GTriassic or Jurassic0 Gstratified unit+ G'@  Gnormal fault, reverse fault7 #F2@ F Cambrian$ Fall Cambrian rocks. /F9@ EG@ E moraine#  E Moraine# E moraine#  D all mines% ;Dselect all mines, C2@ Cmetamorphic rock, BA@garnet" @G@ @metamorphic rock, ?metamorphic rocks- ?#:B@ :>3@ =<mesoproterozoic+ <;X is member of Formation Y6  : terrace# :marine" : <130 ka# 9:reliable U-series dates3 /:v@ /7@C xall rock units..criteria4 / alluvium$ --'@B %|%,!dominant lithologic constituent; $+{{+++**2@A *`@@ ((late Pliocene) ''&$&&%$%#$"! !!z #@? @ R@> LVAL< Y  W  v )  l ?  Y - w'Z6zL:^9wK(pI @ @ @ @ @ @ does 'initial isotopic radoes 'initial isotopic ratio' field exist in datasetdata generated in more than one laboratoryfile must contain XYZ information, file must have linked metadatafault link with fault dip measurementall faults, with dip information, bedrock geology onlyU-Pb zircon by ion microprobe datedata from national geochronologic databasedisplay sample locations for U-Pb zircon datesdisplay wisconsin morains in Iowageothermal gradient as a function of depthcreate a generalized geologic mappaleotological data for selelected sitesmines in Miocene Silicic volcanic rocksmap units linked to selected polygonsmap unit linked to selected polygonsandstone with eolian cross beddingcross-lamination type classificationtextural properties as output, for input into calculate properties routingclay (? Is this a rock type--yes, for non-consolidated deposits)Cambrian units that contain limestoneunits that cross roadways in National Parks; roadways and park polygons come from outside NADM databasehow much of a unit must be 'basaltic rock' for the unit to be a 'basaltic unit'select all bar-and-ball fault symbolsstrike & dip measurements in Pliocene sandstonereversal in dip direction occurs within 1 kmareas that have impermeable deposits within 2 m of surface, areas with surface slope <3%impermeable deposit within 2 m of surfaceareas within 2 km of Area X, and at a lower elevationlandslide active in last 100 yearswhat does 'thick' mean (in thick till& )? What is an 'area of thick till'--average thickness, max thickness, min thickness > X?lineations trending between X and Yslickenside lineation measurementselect slickenside lineations. Need to specifiy classification scheme and areamean, median, and mode of sinkhole diameterssink holes (as polygons) within a given areasink holes (as points) in a given areaare sink holes represented as points or polygonsabundant, well preserved trilobite fossilsfine-grained, siliclastic, organic-rich sedimentary rockbasaltic cobbles observed in Muddy Creek Formationvarved mudrock; contains varved mudrockselect polygons where mudrock dips > Xpolygon with smectite-bearing mudrockpebbly conglomeratic sandstone > X% of unitpebbly conglomeratic sandstone > 50%what is a 'gravel deposit'; "all gravel deposits > X area" --is aggregate area for unit or individual polygon?size distribution includes any gravelhow many different rock types in area, get rock types for map units in areaall rocks of a particular lithologyNPS units and Pennsylvanian rock outcropfault in contact with Triassic strataNational Parks containing exposed Cambrian rocksnational parks; assume park polygons are given as inputmoraine--is this a genetic, geomorphic, or lithologic classification?relict sedimentary structure in metamorphic rockcontain prograde garnet; description must identify garnet as progrademarine terraces of certain elevation and terraces of certain agemetamorphic rock derived from felsic igneous rock20-80 m above sea level; assume can get set of polygons for elevation interval and use in polygon intersection queryWhat does 'lacustrine beds' mean--a map unit with lacustrine depo environment? lacustrine marker beds with interbedded tephra? Is the tephra mapped as a marker bed, in which case solution is a find intersection between marker bed and polygons classified as lacustrine? If the tephra is only described as being interbedded in Map Unit X lacustrine facies, then description of lithologic components of a map unit must be able to include another defined unit (Lava Creek B tephra) as a component in a map unit."Ss2\$ y E  v 8  Y " ~ K * p D  T3i)Z9p6N}\Z. X# rock type% Q@& all basaltic units. basaltic rocks* basalt that has pillows3 basalt" A'@% +1@$  sandstone%  pliocene$ 4.@# #Z@" +@! impermeable deposits0 /surface slope less than 3%6 /7@  @within 2 km of landslide4  time of movement of landslides: $@ landslide deposit- 2area of thick till. @ select deposits that& 3 "slope-failure deposit, earthflow< select deposits that& 3 late holocene) slope-failure deposit1 >select slickenside lineations9 4%@ >#@  select lineations- low-angle normal fault2 ? slickenside lineation on fault: P@ >select slickenside lineations9  select sinkholes, 7.@ !sinkhole diameter- #.@ +(@ 2@ Scontains mineral X. Qcontain gravel* Qupper part of unit. (Qgravel" P turbidite% P turbidite% =Owell-preserved trilobites5 O,@ O sedimentary' (Nfine-grained( N:@ Nsedimentary rock, M4@ M"basaltic cobbles in conglomerate< Mconglomerate, basaltic cobble9 Lbioclastic limestone0 Lmainly bioclastic limestone7 Lmainly bioclastic limestone7 K)@ J(@ J'@ +Jdip steeper than 15 degrees7 4Jdips steeper than 15 degrees8 J mudrock# Jsmectite present, Jsmectite-bearing, Ilimestone, marble-  I sinkholes% H Mesozoic$ Hsedimentary rock, G-@ Aclayey lodgement till1 (Bgravel" (Cgravel" (Dgravel" (Esand, gravel( (F sandstone% (G pebbly conglomeratic sandstone: Gnon marine sedimentary2 G&@ FTertiary deposit, l^=V' e #  ^ I 4  w b M 8  n Y D / y N  l,zQ_$[&J t_J5  jU@+qG28#B#0@4 "! moraine# !Wisconsin moraine- B!#@3  color!  color! /,@2 / where should I not buy a house: ||B|B{ z4z@zByBxBwBv#@1 uBu,t*@0 ~basalt unit adjacent to river9 4lnortheast-oriented. l fractures without calcite fill: kk,knames of all Eocene units5  jselect named folds. >j Named folds'  iselect named faults/ >inamed faults( +e)@/ ;eVhigh magnesium dolostone4 Vhigh magnesium dolostone4 :V!marble-high magnesium dolostone; Uchert rich limestone0 :Umarble-chert rich limestone7 Tmarble" :TTpure limestone* S,R'@. >R%@- JJsandstone with graded bedding9 I%@, HHcross-laminated sandstone5 H&@+ G(Gfine sandstone, mudrock3 G mudcrack$ Fmud-supported limestone3 Egrain-supported limestone5 Cmatrix supported conglomerate9 CC >>=ssBs rregion overlain by map unit A9 ,rL@* 5q/po9o9n>p4m[ZZYYXecwell bedded, well sorted4 a`WVUB@) !all catastrophic flood deposits; all clay deposits- clay deposit( catastrophic flood deposits7 (@( all calderas(  all calderas( bentonite susceptible units7 bentonite susceptible units7 units that cross roadways5 /i@'  bentonite% all bedrock geologic units6 bedrock geologic units2 "c|T3d!  \ ; j I  o C b 5 K 6  ydC"\%vUbM, ~]<~]<|:rF%]thrust fault( %\)@ ! \ Paleozoic% \ sedimentary' \@@! \ dolostone% \*@! [ Paleozoic% [!all Paleozoic sedimentary units; %[)@! [)@! [5@! Yintrusive rock* Y Paleozoic% >Y,@! BYU@! Zall Paleozoic intrusive rocks9 Zintrusive rock* Z Paleozoic% BZ<@! 4@! (@! )@! }B:-@! B~}.@! B}3@! =t)@! nonmarine molasse- nonmarine flysch, Holocene barchan dune1 B&@! 4 lineations between 115 and 180: >-@! scarps over limestone1 limestone, colluvium0 colluvium over limestone4 "residual soil) slope movement boundary3 ]@! 1.@ ! ,@ ! 4@ ! fault! Cretaceous, Cenozoic faults7 BR@ ! porphyroblasts of cordierite8 schist, gneiss* cordierite porphyroblast4 D > 1m thick& "#@ ! eolian deposit* f alluvium$ f Quaternary& 3cdeposits < 2 m thick0 c diamicton% 'c well sorted' bbloess! terrace alluvium deposits5 terrace alluvium, :@! E@! *4@! 1@! mid-Proterozoic metamorphism8 select rocks( #I@! volcanic rocks* -synorogenic volcanic rocks6  +@! D'@! "thickness of upper Freeport coal< Upper Freeport Coal/ 3'@! ?')@! 6'6@; 5&,@: C%C@9 $fault! ?$'@8 B$8@7 5#$@6 6#,@5 LVALF^] { ) >  a 4 s  k A  ^: q4b)kEvI\5Esample locations, polygons asample locations, polygons assigned to selected map unitsplanar structure measurement locationsselect next map unit in legend ordering sequenceselected polygon adjacent to polygons classified as map unit Ysurface with strike between 80 & 110 degreesthrust fault with vergence to southpolygons classified to selected map unitsRock units belonging to Kaskaskia onlap sequencepolygons that contain selected pointsapatite fission track cooling agepolygons that contain selected pointspolygon boundary is closed line segement--simple island polygoncontact with immediately younger formationlocation accuracy meets stated map-accuracy standardfoliation orientation measurement locationsshow undivided supergroups or groups, but show one particular unit separatelysources for map element in compilationwells that intersect Unit A at depth Blimestone (or skarn) adjacent to granitic rockskarn, granitic intrusion, limestonebuffer around granitic intrusion that contains skarngranodiorite equidimensional inclusionscontains flattened and aligned inclusionsgranodiorite that contains inclusions of any kind.gravel pits as polygons, select polygons they intersectgravel pits as points, select polygons that contain pointsreport rock unit classification for all polygons containing gravel pitsgreenschist-facies metasedimentary rocks that contain sedimentary structurepolygons that contain greenstone originating as basalt lavaunits that contain greenstone originated as basalt lavagreenstone that originated as basalt flowsground-based magnetic survey location informationlines or polygons that represent ground fissure2-mica granite, metacarbonate rocklocation meets stated map-accuracy standardfuzzy classification as line or faultthrust fault linked to Paleozoic ageunit predominalty composed of dolostonePaleozoic sedimentary units predominalty composed of dolostoneunit predominantly composed of dolostoneunit composed predominantly of dolomiteunit composed predominantly of dolomitesedimentary unit composed predominantly of dolomitefoliation classified as tectonic foliationPaleozoic intrusive rocks that contain tectonic foliation, grouped according to agedistinguish magmatic flow foliation and regional foliationproximal alluvial-fan, distal alluvial-fan depositpro-delta deposit, delta-front depositoutwash-plain deposit, morainal depositdistinguish intracaldera from outflow tuffsbraided stream deposit, meander-belt depositbraided stream deposits vs. meander-belt depositspaleontological data for specific sitescrestlines of Holocene barchan duneslineation classified as sole-mark lineationsegments of the Vincent thrust system that were reactivated by OligoceneMiocene extensionthrust reactivated by extensional displamentVincent-Orocopia-Chocolate Mountain thrustlow-angle thrust fault, normal fault, revese faultdisplay faults according to relative movement (thrust, normal, reverse, etc& )lack significant soil developmentterrace deposits with surface 10-20 m above stream level midProterozoic prograde upper amphibolite metamorphism followed by late Proterozoic retrograde metamorphism to greenschist faciesupper amphibolite prograde, greenschist retrogrademidProterozoic prograde upper amphibolite metamorphism followed by late Proterozoic retrograde metamorphism to greenschist faciessynorogenic volcanic rocks and upper plate of Tertiary detachment faultupper plate of Tertiary detachement faultUpper Freeport coal > 36 inches thickUpper Freeport coal > 36 inches thickinitial isotopic ratio for isotopic age ddC"uT3 z K * ] < ' k J  u ` &  p O  Yn7t1{ZE$xWB!_>Z9 uF1@50 km of quaternary fault5 //9is age known( is age known( /$@# what units& ) chert, shale( +@# silt>5% and sand<5%/ 9@# /B'@#  sulfur >X%& .@# !Map units for selected polygons; +sample locations in polygon7 @B@# '@#  ;@E!  (@D! @symbols <1km apart. 4rhr strike azimuth.  !select polygons classified as Z; 2@C! .@@B! 4.@A! thrust fault(  thrust faults) %@@! ."lines bounding selected polygons<  +@?! sedimentary contact/ >2@>! sedimentary contact/  sedimentary contacts0 +'@=!  select sample locations3 >1%  TOC value% cooling age between X and Y7  select sample location points9 9#@$1@%! %$@$! %2-mica" F-@#! >'@"! classification confidence5 995>]&@!! LVALKiB ] y M G j 1 1  m A |Y+RmBi6q&o4j>data within given distadata within given distance of cross section linepolygons assigned to selected map unitspolygons classified to White River GroupWhite River Group (assume is all Tertiary)polygons classified to Tyee Sandstonepolygons with W dip bedding and Tyee SS intersectionpolygons that contain bedding dipping Wfracture density represented as polygons or grid for density rangepolygons that intersect region of surficial deposits >5 mneed thickness grid for surficial deposits> 5 m unconsolidated surficial materialbedding measurement location pointsshear zone intersect rock unit if shear zone mapped as lineshear zone intersect rock unit if shear zone mapped as superposed polygonmeasurement locations for structure datatechniques for determining elemental abundancereport lithology for rock of particular agedetermine is any of a set of map units is Precambrian in ageassume fracture patterns control cave developmentwhat % of unit has a particular originwhich components of a unit have a particular genetic originplaya deposits within 50 km of gold depositsepithermal gold deposit locationsa particular angular unconformityrock body overlies angular unconformity Xabundance of biotite in component rocksrocks similar to a specific rock descriptionrocks similar to a specific rock descriptionsurfical materials with weak Av horizontechniques were used to determine isotopic abundancesdecay constants and isotopic abundance values usedparticular polygons containing serpentinitelocations where fossils collectedlocations where fossils collectedage date descriptions linked to sample locationspolygons classified to a particular map unitrocks metamorphosed > greenschistmetamorphic grade greenschist or higherslightly consolidated surficial depositscoarse sandstone, basalt lava flowsfracture density > 10/m ( or some other threshold or quantitative criteria)where is sample location for this age datetarget surface materials of FHWA grade concrete aggregateanalytical description associated with rock unitssample locations for analytical dataanalytical data associated with point featuresgeochronology data associated with rock sample, rock sample associated with sample locationwho determined the ages, are they any goodage date sample locations in XX plutonprotolith link is part of description?list map units present in a give arealist distinct rock types (lith classes) present in unitclassified to a particular geologic classcaldera boundaries, landslide scarpsdisplay aeromag data centered on associated flight line, superimpoed on geologydisplay aeromag data associated with selected flight lineactinolite-chlorite schist, muscovitic quartzofeldspathic schistactinolite schist interlayred with muscovite schistline represents cross section A-A'display a cross section associated with a cross section linedisplay a picture of a particular rock unitcross section line intersects Black Canyondisplay a cross section associatated with selected line90% confidence limit on location of a specified faultreplace Cenozoic basin fill with depth to bedrockfile of gravity measurements associated with measument stationsselect polygons classified to map unit Agravity measurement stations in selected polygonsunits that contain chert and shalesurficial material w/ silt>5% and sand<5%what surficial materials--assume means which map units?generate legend grouping by lithologyidentify stream segments that cross polygonswithin 0.5 km of topographic relief >=100m (provided as polygon)oil-stained rock at a sample locationcvaL7"bM" q 4  L + n M , ` ?  ` ?  }h*]*aL7" tA,`"}=iH'T)\>50% carbonate rock/ \ Cambrian$ ]metamorphic rock,  ]beneath the XYZ thrust2 ^sandstone under basalt2 ^ miocene age' ^%@## O_M@"# =where are fossils abundant6 _?`,@!# /a;@ # bcaliche within X m of surface9 "bcaliche within X m of surface9 c3@# c!map units for selected polygons; +c&@# ?c0@# 5dwho are the sources of data7 8dwhat are the sources of data8 e]@# 9e,@# +e(@# LfMfNfLgproject location, Mgpaleontologic studies1 Ngwho has done studies0 5hiFi5i9jLkl(@# :l9lm$qrrs+tKubuild new legend, xfault! @xwithin 200 feet of a house6 xfaults intersecting polygon7 /yJhow extensive is alteration7 w'@# 9@#  upright anticlines.  +@# >&@#  select all folds,  select all faults-  select all contacts/ BQ@# I;@# B@# schist" 5@#  abandoned surface mining sites: ; abandoned surface mining sites: >$@# I>@# I!Display and image of a map unit; Idisplay a stratigrphic column9 ,description of map units4 -@# Bgeologic hazard potential5 ,@ #  cross section line. >cross section line. I9@ # @using location uncertainty6 F7@ # 4orthogonal joint set0  limestone%  lacustring&  20-30 Ma$ Cenozoic basin fill units5 B3@ # ,A@ #  *@# +3@# /age of fault( fault! Quaternary fault, ]~I L  v a L  x W ( n : p 2   N   {Ee;\+^= qPFm<_J *@<# 4 dip < 45$ >bedding, tops known/ volcanc deposits, volcanic deposits- Thighly weathered, "units formed in tectonic setting< volcanic units* S0@;# 7 average# R curvature% 5who mapped the feature2 Rlength" 5project supporting mapping6 7statistics for line geometry8 Rlength" volcanic rock) -island arc setting. ,-@:# >@9# G!report units penetrated by well; O@3@8# /@BAshley formation, <B(@7# B=@6# #C.@5# @Cwithin 50 km of points2 ;C#@4# Cplaya deposits* Cplaya deposits* Cplaya deposit) /DE#@3#  E+@2# F)@1# <Fabundance of biotite0 F biotite# QG.@0# G.@/# metamorphic rocks- Pmetamorphic rocks- metamorphosed units/ metamorphosed units/ )@.# "weak Av horizon+ 9H7@-# IIsurface morphology.  Iprominent hogback- J"resistant ledge or cliff formint<  J"resistant ledge or cliff formint< JK Kbadlands surface morphology7 Kbadlands surface morphology7 Lsurface morphology. L L!ledge forming and slope-forming; Msurficial deposit- 9N4@,# IOadditional data links1 P-@+# Punits containing serpentinite9 Pserpentinite( ?Q#@*# =Q#@)# ?R2@(# >R.@'# +Rsample locations in polygons8 Smetamorphic age+ S*SS>S>TT#@&# T)@%# *T>Upolygons assigned to map unit9  Upolygons assigned to map unit9 UU*@$# /VPXCarbonate rocks+ :Xcarbonate rocks metamorphosed9 *Xamphibolite facies. /YZ[shallow marine* \>50%  X|[~]< K n Y ( O . N 9 d C cB!sRJ)N~L7zYD#oNTthrust fault( > Penokean orogeny time interval:  polygons assigned to map unit9  sandstone% %@' >B@ ' miocene normal fault0 '@ ' thrust fault, normal fault6 1 thrust fault then normal fault: (@ ' U@@ '  2@ '  mesozoic$ thrust fault(  ,@' ?'@' 9'@' select deposits+ granitic rock)  deposit A overlies rock type B: T)@' sandstone, pebbly sandstone7  bedding thickness, homogeneous: limestone, shale, bedding thickness- units that & ., #@' map units containing0 contains varved mudrock3  polygons assigned to map unit9 #?@' contains coal seams/ C@' 1&@' >crown scarp for landslide5  crown scarp for landslide5 >)@' @2@J# sand grain size+ (bedrock sand grain size3 ,bedrock sand grain size3 /desert tortoise habitat3  )@I# all devonian rocks. Pall devonian rocks.  devonian$  polygons assigned to map unit9 early proterozoic- >bimodal volcanic rocks2 -back arc basin* >*@H# ,@G# > '@F#  Tyee Sandstone* # 6@E# + )@D# > bedding point locations3 4  dips west%  Tyee Sandstone* /   high calcium limestone2   limestone% #D@C# !map units for selected polygons; O"joints or fractures spaced < 2 m<  see 785# #;@B# !map units for selected polygons; 3,@A# D)@@# >%@?# 4 dip < 25$ !map units for selected polygons;  sedimentary' !map units for selected polygons; =@># #K@=#   shear zones' &select shear zones. -LVALEn/ i7 f A  r 7  J $ h ? G  LmG N{7T#s7$mine locations as polygomine locations as polygons intersect I-70 corridormine locations as points in I-70 corridormap units containing sandstones having graded bedding and dominated by basetruncated Bouma BCD intervalsmaximum areal limits within which the surface trace of a specified fault could liemaximum areal limits within which the surface trace of a specified fault could liemapping compiled from the original mapping of Smith (1946)planar symbol that interstect other planar symbolsbasis for map unit identificationelevated rare-earth element abundancesmylonitic deformation fabric and S-C indicatorsmylonitic deformation fabric and S-C indicatorscount of map unit or rock description-prograde metamorphic age links = 2lithology and weathering of clastscount of structure measurements linked to location pointcount of structure measurements linked to location pointdeposits having average standardpenetration values less than N=20standard penetration values 100 feet from river high water markspatial features classified as kimberlite outcroplines classified as fault, with holocene displacementfault outcrop trace intersect interior of Holocene deposit polygonextent of sand deposits intersect county extentextent of sand deposits >15 feet thick within 10 feet of the surfacetill bluffs over 15 feet high along the Lake Erie coastlineoutwash deposits of Cheppewa lobedeposits related to Chippewa glacial lobeslope-movement scarps intersect polygonsrepresent variable dips in area of deformation as a continuous field represented as a grid.scarps intersect polygons for shale dip >25 degrees.if dip in shale is variable, need polygons defining areas over which dip is given particular valuesbedding dip >% (dip expressed as %????)observation sites with mineralogical descriptionselect map units that are predominantly tillpolygons classified as till (if outcrop-scale lith classification applied to all polygons)polygons that are classified as tillunion of extent polygons for all relevent ejecta blanketsline representing limit of ejecta associated with meteor impact craterstratigraphic pinch-out line for a particular unitpolygons delineating map units with cryptogamic soilnetwork topology to determine cross-cutting relationshipsgroup map units at stratigraphic group levelgeneralize at stratigraphic group levelterminal moraine of Miller Creek Formationtype section for formal formationthrust fault, age and sense of movementcolor, bedding thickness, lithologyPenokean orogeny time interval, Mid Continent rift time intervaltiming and sense of movement on faultthrust fault, fold hinge surface traceintersection between thrust fault and fold hinge surface traceselect thrust fault that intersect polygons of Xmesozoic shale in footwall of thrust faultsample location for selected age dateU/Pb age determined at particular labunconsolidated sand and gravel depositslimestone interlayered with shalepolygons containing coal-bearing units and indian reservationage, sense, and sequence of movement (thrust, normal, ss) historyK thrust fault reactivated in Eocenelocations of structure data measurmentsZqB!y@ } h G  u T 3 i H ! j 2 C "  wVA m-m+O'a {ZVA, j-/@0' select rock units-  location of buried valleys6  1@/' 6@.'  pleistocene' >buried valleys* *@-'  glacial deposits, D<25 feet of glacial cover5 Columbus Limestone. #A@,' /economic aggregate resources8 ;'@+'  location of deposits0 /river high water mark1 @&@*' D gravel deposits >15 feet thick:  3@)' > kimberlite&  7@(' D@'' age of displacement/ fault!  polygons assigned to class Z8 !Pleistocene lacustrine deposits;  lacustrine&  pleistocene' /!location of probable karst area; #1@&' Dsand deposits >15 feet thick8 F@%'  > terrace# terrace >3m above flood plain9 @'along lake Erie Coastline'7 > till bluff& till   =@$' #@#'  >+@"' glacial outwash+ >slope-movement scarp0 *@!' 3]@ ' 6@' /"southwest-facing treeless slopes< We@' 4)@' Reedsville Shale,  slope-movement scarp0 >slope-movement scarps1  select locations, 2@' .@' \@'  &@' till  V;@' meteor impact ejecta blanket8 >H@' lower-shoreface unit0 Ferron sandstone, >4@'  6@' cryptogamic soils- "cryptogamic soils-  streamlined glacial landforms9  glacial# H;@' all & . Deposits. different rock types0 P.@' B)@' Miller Creek Formation2 >,@'  terminal morain+ >type section location line(?)9  #@' type section( unconformity( time interval across surface8 )@' Yw5 v?* | [ :  S 2  s R  u I ( } H  K* oN9L {Z9u?@ b${Ooverlies Unit Z+ T colluvium, derived from Unit Z:  colluvium% Dthickness of colluvium2 ,@*  formation X'  2@* Pformation X and its members7 <@ *  Formation Y'  polygons assigned to Y2 *@ * glauconite-bearing.  polygons assigned to Unit ZZ8 glauconite bearing rocks4 glauconite-bearing.  distribution of alluvium4 Quaternary alluvium/ T alluvium$ 3B@ * Y@ * :@ * K;@* K2@*  *@*  Pliocene$ "Pliocene unconsolidated deposits< @<@* !orientation of bedrock fracture; >bedrock fracture, B6@* O+,@* #0@*  +@* ;$@*  #4@D' ++@C' ;"abandoned underground coal mines< \L\Kk@B' @YT@A' FYT@@' morganic rich peat deposits6 morganic rich peat- 5w<@?' Ay4@>' /z {exfoliation joints. {exfoliation joints.  |weather into tors- |weather into tors-  "polygons of rock units having& < #@=' [ shoreline% offset on strike-slip faults8 (@<' "petroliferous blebs or stringers< sandstone-body geometry3 1@;' Z1@:' Sr initial ration > .7064 Y!rockfall potential of map units; 7K@9' $@8' weathering of clasts0 /aquifer recharge area1 permeability > 1 md/ :@7' 7:@6' YD@5' #@4' X$@3' %.@2' clast type analysis/ shear wave velocity/ <% mudrock %grainrock0 mudrock grainrock ration >27  nonmarine%  Tertiary$  see #91# !map units for selected polygons; +fossil location in polygon6  Tertiary$ =/@1' KLVAL4UL w M  Y  p H  F  = OE_4qMk/locations of orientation mealocations of orientation measurement of planar structurescount of lines (polys) related to map unit classlines and polygons related to same map unit classificationlink between units that change rank term in an areamap units that consist of two or more units mapped undividedmap units that consist of two or more units mapped undividedlocation classified as Oil or gas well locationlocation attribute for descriptionrelationships between zones in a plutonporphyritic textures with a fine grained groundmassporphyritic textures with a fine grained groundmasscohesive strengths less than 500lb/square ftshear strengths (phi values) less than 35units and subdivisions of one or more named stratigraphic unitsall units containing sulfide mineralization stream coincides with map unit contactunits that are described as stacked (for example, silt over sand over gravel)Select faults that seem to have a circular pattern; clustered faults seem to have a lack of preferred orientationXYZ orthogneiss cross-cuts Xray schistXYZ orthogneiss cross-cuts Xray schistbedrock units where nickel in lake sediments is between 60 and 75 ppmactive blind thrust fault, capable of > magnitude 6, recurrance interval, time since last event foldaxial planes overturned to the SW units in which coarsesandstone dominated facies pass laterally into sandstoneandmudrock facies units in which coarsesandstone dominated facies pass laterally into sandstoneandmudrock faciesage related to kind of fossil related to fossil collection location related to map unit related to age assignment for unitkarst deposits underlying trailer parkslandslides in Clearwater Co., Idaho symbolized originating parent rock typeSelect lineation and foliation measurements that were measured together as pairs on a single foliation surfaceSelect linesymbols for ``contact, meets the map accuracy standard'liquefiable soil, 100-year flood plainunion of polygons representing extent of glaciations in North Americastrike and dips for selected structure measuremtnsstructure measurement points in polygongeologic surface is both unconf at top of Z and unconf at base of Xunconformity at top of Unit Z, Unconformity at base of Unit X; or unconf between X and Zthickness of colluvium derived from unit Pdistribution of polygons assigned to formation Xstratigraphic equivalent could be interpreted several waysstratigraphic equivalents to Formation Ylocations where unit is >20 feet thick (grid for unit thickness)locations where unit is >20 feet thick (thickness description associated with polgyons)distribution of formation in both outcrop and subsurfaceRecord association of symbol with geologic classificationrecord assignment of symbols to spatial featuresdistribution of unconsolidated sedimentsdeposits flanking the Scioto River from A to B along riverlocation and orientation of mapped bedrock fracturesquarry as point in Berea Sandstone outcropquarry as polygon with Berea Sandstone outcroplocation of quarries (points or polygons)abandoned Berea Sandstone quarriesJK?e. ~ i H ' n M ,  N - ` )  o D  kJ5vU4J5oN9$>*;@3*  *.753@2* >5<@1* 75@0* 78>@/* >8>@.* >Q1@-* GQ$@,* 4X>Xpaleostress indicator1 ]`)@+* `zoned pluton( a plutonic$ aplutonic felsic rock0 (a6@** 'a6@)*  sedimentary' Y.@(*  sedimentary' Y+@'* PA@&* ;-@%* @)@$* .O@#*  silt over sand over gravel7 /all wetlands(  alluvial$ "!moderately developed K horizons; ^Rs@"*  (@!* H(@ * age of alluvial fans0 allvial fans(  slope of alluvial fans2  Ni 60-75ppm' lacustrine sediments0 BG@* Bbedrock vs. alluvium0 Bgeology on pre-Q surface4 a@* 4)@* /d@* ]d@* ]|@* /+,)@* ,karst deposits* 1-F2 minor folds* B/M@* ]7p@* 7A9E@* /:(@* B turbidite% B turbidites& \ONfining-upward cycles0 Mcoarsening-upward cycles4 VG@* ,4@* strike and dip of bedding5 +)@* !unit has bed thickness < 1 foot; /display bedrock topography6 >E@* Z@* Y  N-- Y  Y S;IDStringDescriptionT-/YPrimaryKeyv1@@O , T  o @ @ @ @           !"#SQSimple query: Find spatial objects according to criteria from a single propertySASpatial analysis: Evaluate a question by performing a spatial comparisonMDMetadata: Return metadata information pertaining to a set of objectsMCMap classification: Reclassify map objects in order to generalize or differentiateCQCompound query: Find spatial objects according to criteria from more than one propertyCFComplex function&CALCCalculation: Perform a calculation on a set of spatial objects AMAmbiguous query$??Not quite sure what the user wantsJ , @$$.J`.MJ^M.MS.Mh.`M.`O.kJ.kh.teDateUpdate FlagsForeignNameIdLvLvExtraLvModule LvPropName OwnerParentIdRmtInfoLongRmtInfoShortTypeniYYIdParentIdName        E YeN11eeeeY  Y  Y ~ Y d Y d Y IDMain CategorysubCategory1subCategory2subCategory3 Querydd16ddd17ddd18dYYYMain CategoryPrimaryKeysubCategory1v1@ <<0"V% l  {  ; M wW8$7x@$MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select alluvial deposits having well developed argillic horizonsv444'#MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all polygons mapped as landslides in a geographic area prior to the 1994 Northridge earthquake444'"MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all lake depositsN444'!MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all flood depositsO444' MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all fluvial depositsQ444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all stream depositsP444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select the distribution of eskers greater that 2 km in lengths444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Where are the oldest glacial deposits?\444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all deposits related to glacial activitye444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all lacustrine depositsT444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)What is under my house (or vacation property)? 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Anything susceptible to landslides?444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select colluvial materials but not those formed by sheet-wash processes}444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all hillslope materials and colluvium except those formed by sheet-wash processes444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all alluvial deposits except for alluvial-fan depositss444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all lacustrine beds that contain Lava Creek B tephraq444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all contact metamorphosed zones containing a particular mineral in a geographic area444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select orthogneisses that have mylonitic fabricsf444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all cataclastic rocksR444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all granulite-facies metamorphic rocks and charnockitest444'MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select all subvolcanic intrusive 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associated with the Thunder Mountain caldera in Idaho, distinguishing those that are intracaldera from those lying outside the caldera marginJJJ'9MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all pillow lavas associated with the Coast Range ophioliteJJJ'8MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all occurrences of obsidian that are not devitrifiedJJJ'7MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all granitoid rocks that are stained brownish-red, whether or not the stain is understood in terms of its mineralogy or its geochemistryJJJ'6MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all rocks of a particular colorrJJJ'5MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all plutonic felsic rocks that have porphyritic textures with a fine-grained groundmassJJJ'4MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect units with shear zones and silicic 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containing a particular lithologyJJJ'*MAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all rocks of a particular lithologyvJJJ'(MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select Late Pliocene volcanic rocks (or sources)f444''MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select the felsic intrusive rocks younger that 65 Maj444'&MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select contacts between Laramide plutons and Mississippian Limestonez444'%MAP UNIT QUERIESRock type (classification)Select limestone units adjacent to plutons`444'O0s(   , S A~&{[MAP UNIT QUERIESPetrography and mineralogySelect units where the mudrock:grainrock ratio is greater than 2:1x444'ZMAP UNIT QUERIESPetrography and mineralogySelect all occurrences of coexisting mineral-X and mineral-Yr444'YMAP UNIT QUERIESPetrography and mineralogySelect all volcanic rocks having ophitic texturef444'XMAP UNIT QUERIESPetrography and mineralogySelect all rapakivi-textured hypabyssal and plutonic rocksp444'WMAP UNIT 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where pebbly conglomeratic sandstone constitutes more than 50% of the map unitJJJ'FMAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all Tertiary deposits, marine or nonmarine, that consist mainly of sandstone, and re-select for those deposits dominated by well-sorted, clean sandstoneJJJ'EMAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect sand and gravel units where the gravel:sand ratio exceeds 2:1JJJ'DMAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all gravel deposits larger than 0.5 hayJJJ'CMAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionWhat is the percent gravel in all surficial materials, incremented by 10%, between 25% and 75%?JJJ'BMAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect map units containing gravel in their upper partJJJ'AMAP UNIT QUERIESLithology (physical description) and compositionSelect all units composed of clayey lodgement till~JJJ'0.J  v  { q  kMAP UNIT 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Overlay mapped intrusives, dikes, and sills with a magnetic susceptibility greater than 0.005Generalize the map so that it is shows undivided Supergroups or Groups, but break out as a separate unit the felsic volcanic breccia in the BimodalFrom what sources was this map element compiled?8Foliation planes (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)EFoldaxial planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)EFind all water wells that may intersect ``sequence A'' at 100m depth''.OFind all water wells that are found at the surface in ``sequence A'' of basin fill materialcExpand queries such as the one above (Ok, now Select early Eocene nonmarine sand, and any undated nonmarine sand, too)~Exactly how is the contact between the Escabrosa Limestone and Horquilla Limestone defined on this map?oDistinguish proximal alluvialfan deposits from distal alluvialfan depositsTDistinguish prodelta deposits from deltafront deposits@Distinguish outwashplain deposits from morainal depositsADistinguish deposits of alpine glaciers from those of continental glaciersRDistinguish braidedstream deposits from meanderbelt depositsFDistinguish alluvialvalley deposits from alluvialfan depositsGCreate separate "bedrock" and "surficial" geologic maps, plus a "complete" (combined bedrock + surficial) geologic map~Create a 1 km buffer around strike/dip symbols characterized by dips greater than 45 degreesdCreate a "surface materials map," reclassifying surficial deposits (glacial, fluvial, etc.) and bedrock units where surficial deposits are thin or absent, according to material properties (as recently done for Connecticut)Create a "lithologic map" by applying a standard or customized lithologic classification` Create a "lithogeochemical map" (showing general lithologic and hydrogeochemical characteristics) by applying a standard or customized reclassification of rock units as in http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/wri/wri994000 Create a "generalized geologic map" applying a standard or customized grouping of units_ Code line colors according to survey altitude and/or survey date (or ID)P Can you print out the paleontological data for specific sites used in making a map?[ Can you draw a marine/nonmarine map for a particular time slice or series of time slices (or limestone/sandstone map, etc.)Calculate textural properties (fractal dimension) in the region overlain by map unit A^At what scale is the data valid?(Are there other chemical or isotopic data elsewhere for materials in database?VAre ages by different techniques the same or different??Are age determinations available from different techniques and/or isotope systems?ZAnything to help the user look for patterns in the data (do joints in one part of the map trend one way and in another part of the map trend a different way)Anything to help overcome edge effects/state line faults. (Select all the nonmarine sand of late Paleocene age in Georgia and South Carolina, and when you do, tell the various formation names.)Anything susceptible to landslides?+PX&Wi = L L  t  f f_yY^ISelect 20 to 30 Ma lacustrine limestones that have orthogonal joint setsPHRemove all Cenozoic basin fill units, in their place Select depth estimates and trends based on magnetic and/or gravity analysisGRemove all Cenozoic basin fill units, in their place Select depth to basement (contours or color)iFProduce a file of all gravity measurements from map unit A in the given region.WEPermafrost is a problem here, how do I know where the safest place to put my pipeline would be?gDMember of the Volcano Formation of the Volcandseds Group@CLineations (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)?BJoint planes (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)AAIs this site within 50 km of a Quaternary fault?8@Is there redundancy in the data and why?0?Is the data sufficient to provide a user geographic reference to locate themselves?[>Is the age of the material known?)=Is radon gas a problem in this area?,<In what units are chert and shale combined?3;In what surficial materials is silt>5% and eolian sand<5%?B:In what areas will I likely find a debrisflow deposit within 2 m of the surface?Y9In maps where there is both surficial and bedrock coverage (or any maps where there is more than one coverage), anything to help look for similarities/differences that are related8I'm a recreational gold panner, where can I go and be successful (and legal)?U7If I specify groupings (e.g., sand + moldic limestone + gravel vs. clay + siltstone), will you draw a map of my groupings?6Identify stream segments that cross polygons containing sample points with sulfur attribute values in excess of X%z5Identify stream segments that (a) cross formation polygons containing sample points with ``oilstained rock'' attribute and (b) are within 0.5 km of topographic relief of at least 100 m4Identify pairs of strike/dip symbols for which the distance between symbols is less than 1 km and for which minimum difference in dip directions is at least 120 degrees3Identify lines (including contacts and faults) that separate formation polygons that are not directly adjacent to one another in the map legend2Identify all thrust faults whose strike is between 80 and 110 degrees and whose vergence is southi1Identify all sedimentary contacts that overlap the XYZ graniteF0Identify all sedimentary contacts formed during the Kaskaskia onlap sequenceT/Identify all sedimentary contacts).identify all polygons that contain sample points with TOC (total organic carbon) attribute values in excess of 1%y-Identify all polygons that contain sample points with apatite fission track cooling age values between X and Y May,Identify all igneous contacts formed during the late Cretaceous part of the Laramide Orogenyd+Identify all formation polygons whose contact with immediately younger formation polygons defines a closed line segment*Identify all faults whose location meets the stated mapaccuracy standardQ)Identify all contacts whose location meets the stated mapaccuracy standardS(Identify all contacts where the geologist is not certain whether the linear feature is a contact or a faults'How was the metamorphic age determined? 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T    \^j+?kxSelect all Cretaceous sandstone deposits that have information about primary porosities_wSelect all Cretaceous and Cenozoic faults, classified according to relative movement (lowangle thrust, steep normal or reverse, sinistral or dextral strikeslip, etc.)vSelect all contacts that are mapped as unconformities=uSelect all contacts and faults in white on top of this geophysical gridOtSelect all contact metamorphosed zones containing marble or talc in Death Valley NP[sSelect all coal bedsrSelect all clayrich till!qSelect all clay deposits pSelect all charnockites and granulitefacies metamorphic rocksFoSelect all catastrophic flood deposits.nSelect all cataclastic rocks$mSelect all Cambrian units that contain limestone8lSelect all calderas in the western United States8kSelect all bentonite susceptible units that cross major roadways in National Parks (ie. 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grouped according to symbols distinguishing magmatic flow foliation and regional foliationsSelect all Paleozoic intrusive rocks grouped according to age, that contain tectonic foliationsgSelect all paleostress indicators within 20 degrees of eastwest orientationTSelect all outwash deposits#Select all outcrops with measured sections and age dates@Select all outcropsSelect all oil, gas or coal fields*Select all oil well locations in Big Southfork NP9Select all oil seepsSelect all oil &/or gas wells%Select all occurrences of unit Tvb*Select all occurrences of the trilobite, Paradoxides davidisDSelect all occurrences of Quaternary units2Select all occurrences of obsidian that are not devitrifiedCSelect all occurrences of glacial striae superimposed on bedrockHSelect all occurrences of coexisting kyanite and sillimaniteDSelect all NPS units in Utah containing Pennsylvanian rocks with fossil clamsUSelect all NPS units in Utah containing Pennsylvanian rocks with fossilsPSelect all NPS units in Utah containing Pennsylvanian rocksCSelect all normal and reverse faults in contact with stratified units of Triassic or Jurassic age; or all faults that offset Cretaceous and younger unitsSelect all national parks in the US containing exposures of Cambrian rocksRSelect all moraine deposits#Select all mines6X6{Az5 { @  >  V 2 p  rx05 c^'_=XASelect all the glacial lake and raised marine shorelines@@Select all the eskers?Select all the debris flows with north aspects6>Select all the calcareous till&=Select all the areas of lodgement till, both at surface and below other surficial cover_<Select all the aggregate deposits within 100 km of a deepwater portK;Select all Tertiary deposits, marine or nonmarine, that consist mainly of sandstone,\:Select all Tertiary deposits dominated by wellsorted, clean sandstoneN9Select all terraces8Select all terrace alluvium with calcrete soil > stage IVA7Select all terrace alluvium deposits with upper surface between 10 and 20 m above stream level.g6Select all tectonized harzburgites that are part of an ophiolite assemblageS5Select all symbols for upright anticline04Select all symbols for subsurfaceboring locations:3Select all symbols for overturned syncline22Select all syenitic rocks!1Select all surficial material with particlesize distributions of more that 20% sand\0Select all surficial geologic units+/Select all subvolcanic intrusive rocks..Select all strike & dips and other geologic symbols;-Select all stream deposits",Select all soils (and/or surficial sediments) with carbon contents > 3% in the upper 10 cmb+Select all slopemovement scarps only on residual soil>*Select all slope movements in the Potomac River drainage basinF)Select all sites with more than one set of glacial striaeA(Select all sedimentary units with shear strengths (phi values) less than 35S'Select all sedimentary units with more than 15% clay<&Select all sedimentary units with cohesive strengths less than 500lb/square ftV%Select all sedimentary units with bedding thickness less than 6 inchesN$Select all sedimentary units that are less than 10,000 yrs oldF#Select all sedimentary units for which the dominant lithology (> 50%) is sandU"Select all sedimentary rocks which contain abundant, well preserved trilobite fossils]!Select all sedimentary rocks that show evidence for syndepositional deformationW Select all sedimentary rocks that form massive, cliff forming unitsKSelect all sedimentary rocks that contain garnet8Select all sedimentary rocks that are porous and permeableBSelect all sedimentary rocks that are made up of turbiditesCSelect all sedimentary rocks deposited in intertidal depositional environmentsVSelect all sedimentary rocks$Select all sandy glacial deposits)Select all sandy glacial deposits)Select all sandstones, etc. (make a list of primary rock types)GSelect all sandandgravel units that have greater than 7% siltGSelect all sand deposits in California NPS units8Select all sand deposits Select all rocks of the Michigamme Formation4Select all rocks of the Marquette Range Supergroup:Select all rocks of the Baraga Group,Select all rocks metamorphosed in late Proterozoic time?Select all rock units that include the Oxfordian Stage>Select all rock units in and adjacent to the Brevard and Mountain Run fault zones (or other named fault zones), or all faults of the Stafford fault system (or other named fault system)Select all rock units denser than 2.67 g/cc3 Select all rock types in a list' Select all reverselymagnetized basalt flows that are younger than 10 MaPXX/V  R { B Y  'Lo:?Rd4`,pSelect areas of sericitic alteration,oSelect areas of sausseritic alteration.nSelect areas of propylitic alteration-mSelect areas of plutonic intrusions, divided into mafic, felsic and intermediateXlSelect areas of greissinization'kSelect areas likely to have poor conditions for building@jSelect areas having steep terrain)iSelect an index map listing all the geologic quadrangles at Glen Canyon NRA at 1:24,000 scale Select anywhere faults seem to have a circular pattern (or where clustered faults seem to have a lack of preferred orientation)hSelect alluvialfan deposits where debrisflow deposition dominates over streamflow depositionggSelect alluvial deposits that have buried soils7fSelect alluvial deposits more than 10 meters thick:eSelect alluvial deposits having well developed argillic horizonsHdSelect alluvial deposits having moderately developed K horizonsGcSelect alluvial deposits having a strong KIV horizon within 3 m of the surfaceWbSelect allochthonous rocks in the area.aSelect all white, coarsely crystalline limestone8`Select all wetlands_Select all volcanic rocks of the Michigamme Formation=^Select all volcanic rocks of Michigamme Formation that were deposited during continental breakuph]Select all volcanic rocks having ophitic texture8\Select all volcanic deposits$[Select all units with sandstone containing more than trace amounts of glauconiteXZSelect all units that should have scratch boundaries shown for all or part of the unit^YSelect all units that contain finegrained quartzite<XSelect all units that contain arkose,WSelect all units that are described as stacked (for example, silt over sand over gravel)`VSelect all units of black shale whose known or suspected age coincides with some part of the Nemagraptus gracilis graptolite zoneUSelect all units having radiometricage data4TSelect all units for which a drainage line also acts as one of the unit's contactsZSSelect all units containing sulfide mineralization:RSelect all units containing Ordovician fossil localities@QSelect all units containing arkosic wackes2PSelect all units composed of clayey lodgement till:OSelect all units assigned to a given regional geologic "province," "belt," "zone," or "terrane" (such as Atlantic Coastal Plain Province, Kiokee belts, Carolina terrane, Avalon zone), adding symbols for mineral elongation anNSelect all units and subdivisions of one or more named stratigraphic units (such as the Newark Supergroup, Great Smoky Group, or Ashe Metamorphic Suite)MSelect all unconsolidated deposits that contain sand<LSelect all unconformable contacts)KSelect all turbidite units exhibiting groove casts:JSelect all tuffs associated with the Thunder Mountain caldera in Idaho, distinguishing those that are intracaldera from those lying outside the caldera marginISelect all tsunami deposits#HSelect all till deposits GSelect all the rock outcrops that are too small to show as polygonsKFSelect all the organic terrane that is within the zone of discontinuous permafrostZESelect all the marine clay"DSelect all the locations where caliche (indurated carbonate or calcrete here's an example of needing a common term) is within 3 m of the surfaceCSelect all the landslide deposits)BSelect all the glacial striae and glacially streamlined landformsI-X+p 1 $ z  ` u*LjHUhDw_"Select faults active during the middle Pleistocene:Select fault scarps that slope 15 to 25 degrees in playa depositsISelect fault scarps buried by < 3m of material6Select evaporite deposits adjacent to modern rivers or lakesDSelect economic mineral potential locations of the commodity selenite in Capitol Reef NP`Select Early Proterozoic volcanic rocks and locate the massive sulfide deposits in them_Select Early Proterozoic bimodal volcanic rocks deposited in a backarc basin environment`Select drainage patterns and fit to regional lineaments (or regional structural trends)_Select Devonian rocksSelect desert tortoise habitat and bedrock sand grain sizeBSelect depositional contacts that overlie angular unconformitiesHSelect data projected to a straight line between selected endpoints. CNSelect crown scarps for landslides*Select Cretaceous thrust faults that were reactivated in Eocene timeLSelect Cretaceous sandstonemudrock sequences deposited in foreland high sinuosity river plainshSelect contours of the Bouguer gravity anomaly map over this region of the geologic map_Select contacts separating nonintrusive bedrock units that are not in stratigraphic orderbSelect contacts between Laramide plutons and Mississippian LimestoneLSelect conodont localities in the Conococheague LimestoneASelect colluvial materials but not those formed by sheetwash processesOSelect chlorite schist that is fine to medium grained=Select channels on alluvial fans active in the last 12,000 yearsHSelect carbonate rocks classified according to Friedman?Select carbonate rocks classified according to Folk (1968)BSelect carbonate rocks classified according to Dunham (1962)DSelect carbonate rocks classified according to Bathurst?Select calcalkaline igneous rocks*Select blind thrust faults that will produce a magnitude 6 or greater earthquake in the next 30 yearsmSelect biotite schist that is coarse grained4~Select bedding measurements for which tops are known Select bedrock geology after stripping off Quaternary cover Select bedrock units where nickel in lake sediments is between 60 and 75 ppm Select bedrock vs. alluvium}Select attitude symbols of nth generation1|Select argillite that originated as basinplain siliceous mudrockI{Select areas whose patterns resemble dunes along major eastwest rivers of the High PlainsbzSelect areas where younger alluvial fans slope more steeply than older onesSySelect areas where the XYZ orthogneiss crosscuts the XRAY schistIxSelect areas where the XRAY schist and the PQR greenstone appear to be depositionally stacked rather than structurally stackedwSelect areas where steeply dipping sedimentary rocks are buried beneath less than 3 m of unconsolidated sedimentsyvSelect areas where diamictons less than 2 m thick overlie well bedded, well sorted depositscuSelect areas where basaltic cobbles have been observed in the conglomerates of the Muddy Creek FormationptSelect areas where 12 to 17 Ma old welded ashflow tuffs contain chloritized conglomeratic clastic dikesosSelect areas underlain by shale where 30m DEM data define a surface roughness value in excess of (some threshold value)rSelect areas underlain by minedout coal deposits greater than 4 feet in thicknessZqSelect areas of the granulite facies metamorphic terrane that have been affected by greenschist facies retrogressive metamorphismEX5wI\ j j m M Q R 8$h%\K o(WSelect liquefiable soils within the 100year flood plain@Select linesymbols for ``contact, meets the map accuracy standard''LSelect lineations created by crushing and streaking of mineral grainsMSelect lineation and foliation measurements that were measured together as pairs on a single foliation surfacevSelect linear symbols that intersect with planar symbols@Select limestone units in areas that receive more than 20 inches annual precipitation]Select limestone units adjacent to plutons2Select Late Pliocene volcanic rocks (or sources)8Select Late Pliocene terrace deposits-Select Late Pliocene lacustrine beds,Select late Pleistocene shorelines of Lake Bonneville=Select landslides in Clearwater Co., Idaho and separate by originating parent rock type_Select lacustrine nearshore and bar deposits5Select L2 minorfold lineations'Select karst deposits underlying trailer parks6Select innergorgesSelect ice flow directions within the Green Bay lobe<Select Holocene landslide deposits*Select Holocene laharsSelect Holocene eolian silt deposits,Select Holocene bog or peat deposits,Select hangingwall rock units where Mesozoic 2mica granites intrude metacarbonate rock`Select ground fissuresSelect ground based magnetic survey location information.ASelect greenstone that originated as basalt flows9Select greenschistfacies metasedimentary rocks that contain original sedimentary structuresdSelect gravel pits in southeastern Virginia and tell me the formation that is being minedaSelect granodiorite that contains inclusions of any kind@Select granodiorite that contains flattened and aligned inclusionsJSelect granodiorite that contains equidimensional inclusionsDSelect granitic intrusions into limestone that are associated with skarn occurrences\Select granitic intrusions into limestone1Select granites that contain more than 50 ppm wholerock uraniumHSelect gold mines in Jurassic rocks+Select gneiss units that have sedimentary protoliths<Select geologicmap units that have middle Devonian limestone deposited in platformmargin environmentsoSelect geologic units older than Mississippian6Select Franciscan Formation where slope exceeds 20% and annual precipitation exceeds 25 inchesfSelect fossil localities that conflict with age assignments of unitsLSelect formationrank map units in which coarsesandstone dominated facies pass laterally into sandstoneandmudrock facies without changing formation nameSelect forestfire severity and bedrock moisture content@Select foliation within nonmetamorphic units5Select foliation and lineation measurements that were measured together as pairs on a single foliation surfacevSelect folds of nth generation&Select foldaxial planes overturned to the SW5Select faults younger than 28 Ma(Select faults that perturb shallow groundwater flow enough to form springsSSelect faults that perturb shallow groundwater flow enough to enhance vegetationYSelect faults that offset only the youngest alluvium<Select faults of regional extent that have gold occurrencesCSelect faults of nth generation'Select faults having known or suspected Holocene and Pleistocene movementQSelect faults having a NWSE trend*X-p f" I 7 x m X t)KD8n!Select Miocene submarinefan deposits of Tertiary marine basins in the California Coast Ranges, but restrict the search to proximalfan faciesSelect Miocene submarinefan deposits of Tertiary marine basins in the California Coast RangesfSelect mines in Miocene silicic volcanic rocks6Select mine tailings within 3 m of a stream3Select metasedimentary terranes metamorphosed to blueschist conditions in subduction zonesbSelect metasedimentary rocks metamorphosed adjacent to plutonic intrusionsRSelect metaquartzite that originally was medium to coarse grained highsilica shoreface dune sandjSelect metamorphic rocks formed in continentalcollision zonesFSelect metagraywacke that originated as turbidite sands?Select metachertSelect Mesozoic orthogneiss containing porphyroclasts of potassium feldsparSSelect Mesozoic forearc nonmarine sedimentary deposits>Select Mesozoic forearc marine sedimentary deposits;Select Mesozoic backarc deposits containing gravityslide blocksISelect maximum areal limits within which the surface trace of a specified fault could lieaSelect marine sedimentary rocks containing benthic foraminiferal faunas of the Mohnian StagedSelect marine deposits that formed in strandplain or barrierbar environmentsVSelect marble that originally was highmagnesium dolostoneBSelect marble that originally was chertrich limestone>Select marble that originally was ``pure'' highcalcium limestoneISelect map units in the area of (name of geographic feature)DSelect map units in the (northeast or other area of the map)DSelect map units having containing conglomeratic sandstone containing mud chipsWSelect map units dominated by sandstone having betweengrain argillaceous ``matrix''\Select map units dominated by matrixsupported pebbly conglomerate and sandstones having graded bedding and Bouma AB intervalsSelect map units containing sedimentary finingupward cyclesDSelect map units containing sedimentary coarseningupward cyclesHSelect map units containing sandstones having sole marks@Select map units containing sandstones having graded bedding and dominated by basetruncated Bouma BCD intervalsxSelect map units containing sandstones having graded beddingDSelect map units containing sandstones having eolian cross beddingJSelect map units containing sandstones having crosslaminations classified according to Allen ()hSelect map units containing mudrock and fine sandstone displaying mudcracksSSelect map units containing limestones dominated by mudsupported depositional fabrics^Select map units containing limestones dominated by grainsupported depositional fabrics`Select map units containing gravel in their upper part>Select map units containing conglomerate having matrixsupported depositional framework_Select map units consisting of turbidite deposits9Select map units consisting mainly of ironstone Outcrop geomorphologyMSelect lowangle faults that are extensional in origin>Select loess deposits that are greater than 2 m thick=Select locations of the Hayden Lake stock1Select locations of shale where bedding dips greater than 30 degrees in the downhill directionfSelect locations of geochemical analyses of intrusive rocks that are ilmenite bearing^Select locations of all samples dated by the U/Pb method using the mineral titanite and returning an age between 1345 and 1326 Ma!X*hF%7 O o h ' Y O t :m_.y7y;'Select rightlateral strikeslip faults with 1 km or greater offsetK&Select rhyolite dikes%Select reversely polarized early Pleistocene basalt;$Select reverse faults that cut Neogene deposits7#Select recent shorelines to show dune migrations and beach erosion at North Carolina's Outer Banksj"Select Quaternary units having active sand and gravel quarriesF!Select quartzose hornfels that contains <5% biotite; Select pullapart basin deposits that accumulated within the San Andreas transformfault systemgSelect provenances of sand sources of the Arkansas River@Select protoliths of Paleozoic age*Select protoliths of late Proterozoic age1Select polygons where smectitebearing mudrock dips steeper than 15 degreesSSelect polygons of unit XYZ where sedimentary bedding is overturned beneath thrust faults of midTertiary ageuSelect polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification was made on the basis of extrapolation, and tell me the basis for the identification (binoculars, aerial photos, TM imagery, etc.)Select polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification was made on the basis of outcrop examinationpSelect polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification is little more than a guess_Select polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification is based on compiled sources, and identify the sourceySelect polygons of rock units having acid neutralizing capacity, even if a minor lithology in the unitnSelect polygons of nonmarine sedimentary deposits where pebbly conglomeratic sandstone constitutes more than 50% of the map unitSelect polygons in which the XYZ shale dips northwestward greater than 25 degrees on slopes steeper than 10 degrees{Select plutonic rocks formed in anorogenic continentalinterior settingsPSelect plutonic rock units that weather into tors9Select plutonic rock units that have exfoliating structureBSelect playas in Hale Co., Texas and fit them to a drainage patternKSelect planar symbols that intersect with other planar symbolsFSelect phosphate deposits located upstream from cities greater than 50,000 population] Select parts of the map compiled from the original mapping of Smith (1946)R Select Paleozoic rock units that contain fossils having Hercynian provincial affinities_ Select Paleozoic rock units that contain fossils having Appalachian provincial affinitiesa Select paleocurrent lineations between 115 and 180: Select overturned bedsSelect outcrops that correspond to magnetic anomalies with amplitudes of 100 nT and greatercSelect outcrops of turbidites that correspond to magnetic anomalies with amplitudes of 100 nT and greaterqSelect orthogneisses that originated as monzogranitic highlevel plutonsPSelect orthogneisses that have mylonitic fabrics and are intruded by alkalic plutonic and hypabyssal rocks of Triassic ageSelect orthogneiss units that preserve porphyritic fabricASelect organicrich peat deposits in areas other than permafrost locationsRSelect northeastoriented fractures without calcite fill@Select names of all Eocene units Select Neogene basalt units adjacent to rivers Select Neogene lacustrine deposits located east of the Sierra Nevada Select nonmarine flysch deposits Select nonmarine molasse depositsSelect named foldsSelect named faultsSelect Miocene submarinefan deposits of Tertiary marine basins in the California Coast Ranges, but restrict the search to midfan facies"X-:3 a  R ~  O ~+N >YwJaz+TSelect spatial patterns of crests of Pleistocene terminal morainesJSSelect spatial patterns of crests of Pleistocene lateral morainesIRSelect spatial patterns of crestlines for Holocene barchan dunesHQSelect some outcrops of the Gosport Sand in Alabama;PSelect solemark lineations between 115 and 1807OSelect slopemovement scarps only in residual soil or colluvium developed over limestone`NSelect slopefailure deposits that consist of slump blocksBMSelect slopefailure deposits that consist of earthflows@LSelect slopefailure deposits of late Holocene age, irrespective of originRKSelect slickenside lineations trending between 045 and 115BJSelect slickenside lineations on lowangle normal dipslip faultsIISelect slickenside lineations%HSelect sinkholes in section 12 and calculate the mean, median and mode of their diametersaGSelect shale that lies stratigraphically above Pennsylvanian limestoneNFSelect segments of the VincentOrocopiaChocolate Mountain thrust system that were reactivated by OligoceneMiocene extensionESelect sedimentary rocks classified according to Pettijohn ()EDSelect sedimentary rocks classified according to Folk (1968)DCSelect schist and gneiss containing porphyoblasts of cordieriteGBSelect sandstones classified according to McBride ()<ASelect sandstones classified according to Friedman ()=@Select sandstones classified according to Folk (1968)=?Select sandstones classified according to Dickinson ()>>Select sandstone outcrops with permeabilities over 1 md in aquifer recharge areasY=Select sand and gravel units where the gravel:sand ratio exceeds 2:1 and where the average clast size is <5 cmv<Select sand and gravel units where the gravel:sand ratio exceeds 2:1L;Select sand and gravel units where the clasts consist of unweathered metavolcanicsZ:Select sand and gravel units where the clasts are highly weathered granitic and metamorphic rocksi9Select sand and gravel units where the average clast size is <5 cmJ8Select rocks having two prograde metamorphic ages97Select rocks having midProterozoic prograde upper amphibolite metamorphism followed by late Proterozoic retrograde metamorphism to greenschist facies6Select rockfall potential in relation to specific map unitsC5Select rock units with Sr(initial) ratios greater than .706C4Select rock units that have mylonitic deformational fabrics and display SC indicators^3Select rock units that have mylonitic deformational fabrics and also have mullion structuresd2Select rock units that have deformational fabrics transitional between brittle and ductileb1Select rock units that have cataclastic deformational fabrics and are cut by lowangle listric faultsm0Select rock units that display SC indicators5/Select rock units in which the prevailing sandstonebody geometry is sheet sandsX.Select rock units in which the prevailing sandstonebody geometry is shoe string sands_-Select rock units in which coal beds are interlayered with sandstone and organic mudrock bedse,Select rock units containing trilobite faunas of the XYZ trilobite biomere of Palmer\+Select rock units containing petroliferous blebs and (or) stringersK*Select rock units containing elevated rareearth element abundancesK)Select roads that overlie units with greater than 5% gypsum that are within 150 feet of the surfacek(Select rightlateral strikeslip faults with unknown amount of offsetMX)a > D P Q o  W$dw4l n+]Ib}Select the location of all economic crushedsandstone aggregate resources in Wayne National Forest in Ohior|Select the location of all Columbus Limestone in Ohio that has 25 feet or less of glacial coverg{Select the location of all buried valleys in Shelby County that are filled with Pleistocene sand and gravelszSelect the location of all abandoned underground coal mines beneath the Interstate Route 70 corridor from Newark to St. Clairsville in OhioySelect the location of all abandoned Berea Sandstone quarries in Cuyahoga County, Ohio^xSelect the location and orientation of all mapped bedrock fractures in Summit County, OhiobwSelect the felsic intrusive rocks younger that 65 Ma<vSelect the distribution of unconsolidated, highlevel Pliocene sediments flanking the Scioto River Valley from Columbus to Portsmouth in OhiouSelect the distribution of the Kope Formation in Butler and Hamilton Counties, Ohio[tSelect the distribution of the Black Hand Sandstone in Hocking County, OhioSsSelect the distribution of Quaternary alluvium greater than 20 feet thick in Adams County, OhiogrSelect the distribution of Paleozoic and older rocks<qSelect the distribution of glauconitebearing rocks;pSelect the distribution of Formation Y and all its stratigraphic equivalentsToSelect the distribution of formation x, including all its membersInSelect the distribution of eskers greater that 2 km in lengthEmSelect the distribution of all Upper Freeport coal greater than 36 inches thick in Noble County, OhiomlSelect the distribution and thickness of colluvium derived from Pennsylvanian red claystones in Athens County, Ohio{kSelect the bedrock topography of Williams County, Ohio>jSelect the attitude data for all sedimentary units that have a bed thickness less than 1 footeiSelect the alltime glacial limit in northwestern North AmericaGhSelect Tertiary rock units that contain fossils having Tethyan provincial affinities\gSelect Tertiary nonmarine deposits where the mudrock:grainrock ratio is greater than 2:1`fSelect Tertiary nonmarine deposits of lacustrine origin that have gypsum or anhydrite greater than 5% by volumeweSelect Tertiary alluvialfan deposits dominated by debrisflow depositional processes]dSelect synorogenic volcanic rocks in the upper plate of Tertiary detachment faultsZcSelect synorogenic volcanic rocks in Miocene extensional nonmarine basinsQbSelect synorogenic plutonic rocks of Andeanmargin type?aSelect synorogenic plutonic rocks)`Select surficial deposits younger than 250,000 years that are cut by thrust faultsZ_Select surficial deposits with a shearwave velocity less than 200 meters per second\^Select surficial deposits that have welldeveloped surface armorH]Select surficial deposits that have no depositional morphology preservedP\Select surficial deposits that have depositional morphology preservedM[Select surficial deposits that have clast populations dominated by carbonate rock, whether dolostone or limestoneyZSelect surficial deposits having open fractures striking between 045 degrees and 090 degrees, with fracture spacing denser than 1 fracture per meterYSelect surficial deposits having fractures that are partly closed by calicheTXSelect surficial deposits having average standardpenetration values less than N=20[WSelect strikeslip faults that have known sinistral movement between 450 and 423 Ma[VSelect stretching lineations$USelect stations at which multiple structural orientations are recordedN8X)W  k F S . U _&9J:Select units with Mesozoic sedimentary rocks at the surfaceCSelect units with less than 2 meters of unconsolidated surficial materialQSelect units with joints or fractures with less than 2meter spacingLSelect units with highcalcium limestone0Select units with high acidrockdrainage potential;Select units where the Tyee Sandstone is dipping west=Select units where basic igneous rocks dominate7Select units underlain by Tyee Sandstone0Select units underlain by the Tertiary White River Group@Select units containing coal seams thicker than one meter located on tribal lands Select units containing varved mudrock Select units of thinly laminated to thinbedded limestone interlayered with lenses of fissil shaleSelect units consisting mainly of bioclastic limestone>Select units consisting homogeneously of lenticular thick to very thick bedded sandstone and pebbly sandstonewSelect unconsolidated sand and gravel deposits that overlie granitic rockQSelect unconsolidated sand and gravel deposits located within 20 miles of cities greater than 50,000lSelect U/Pb age determinations performed at the Royal Ontario Museum geochronology lab^Select thrust faults that overlie Mesozoic shale8Select thrust faults that have been folded2Select thrust faults that are reactivated Miocene normal faultsGSelect thrust faults of the Penokean orogeny that were reactivated during the Midcontinent rifthSelect the type section of the ____ unit? Select the unconformity separating Jurassic/Cretaceous from the Miocene units Select thickbedded sandstone that is reddish colored Select thrust faults of the Penokean orogenSelect the type section locality for the Anakeesta FormationDSelect the thickness of alluvium in the Red River reach from point A to point B (assuming these points could be digitally located)Select the terminal moraine of the Miller Creek FormationASelect the rock units in the map set, generalized at stratigraphic Group level or equivalentdSelect the outcrop pattern of the Olentangy Shale in Delaware County, OhioRSelect the maximum seaward extent of lowershoreface units in the Ferron sandstoneZSelect the maximum extent of ejecta blankets associated with buried meteor impactsZSelect the map polygons that are till-Select the locations of all sites with mineralogic data in section 8, T12N, R3EWSelect the location of slopemovement scarps where dips in the Reedsville Shale are greater than 25 percentsSelect the location of slopemovement scarps on southwestfacing, treeless slopesYSelect the location of outwash deposits of the Chippewa lobeDSelect the location of all till bluffs over 15 feet high along the Lake Erie coastline^Select the location of all terraces > 3m above the flood plainFSelect the location of all sand deposits greater than 15 feet thick within 10 feet of the surface in Hamilton County, OhioSelect the location of all probable karst areas of western OhioGSelect the location of all Pleistocene lacustrine deposits in Muskingum County, Ohio\Select the location of all mapped faults with Holocene displacementKSelect the location of all known kimberlites4Select the location of all gravel deposits greater than 15 feet thick that are more that 100 feet from the high water mark of the Great Miami River in Ohio~Select the location of all glacial bog deposits greater that 10 feet thick in Franklin County, Ohiok,X2X,T h 4 M e D ! S  svCuKY^ I  What percent of the Ashley is shallow marine?5What percent of the Ashley Formation is shallow marine??What orientations are caves likely to have in carbonate deposits of XYZ mountains?ZWhat map units contain gravel in their upper part?:What kind of isotope(s) is reported (radiogenic, stable)?AWhat kind of fault rocks occur along this fault?8What is under my house (or vacation property)? E.g., Rock type? Faults?OWhat is the volume of basin fill unit A in this region??What is the useable scale range of the data?4What is the transport direction of eolian sand?7What is the statistical error in the data and how is it calculated?KWhat is the spatial variation (semivariance?) in particle size distribution, cementation, (and possibly) porosity, and permeability of basin fill unit A?What is the reliability and or data density in various parts of the map area?UWhat is the Protolith age!What is the percent gravel in all surficial materials, incremented by 10%, between 25% and 75%?gWhat is the Metamorphic age#What is the material investigated (rock type, mineral, liquid, gas)?LWhat is the geologic description of this unit?6What is the geochemical signature of this unit?7What is the element(s) investigated?,What is the definition of this map unit?0What is the crystallization age of the rock at this location?EWhat is the bulk mean density of map unit A? (bulk mean density could be replaced by any physical property)sWhat is the accuracy's of the measurements?3What crop out as recessive slopeformers?1What are the precisions of the measurements?4Were there Pleistocene lakes in the area and where? Through which route did they drain?_Were initial isotopic ratios calculated for radiogenic isotopes?HWere data generated in more than one laboratory (chemical lab, isotope lab, wet chemistry, dry chemistry, etc.)wThis file must contain XYZ information as well as metadataBSuperimpose all mapped faults, including dip information, in region where Cenozoic basin fill geology has been removed~Show sample locations and references for UPb zircon dates by ion microprobe (from national geochronological database)~Selected sandstones classified according to Pettijohn ()@Select Wisconsin moraines in Iowa and fit to a soil moisture map of IowaPSelect white rocksSelect where well data indicate alluvial thicknesses of 500 ft and greater;SSelect where there is peat in Florida-Select where there is peat in contact with Pleistocene limestone in FloridaSSelect where there is less than 50 feet of glacial deposits on Middle Proterozoic mafic intrusive rocksoSelect where the geothermal gradient exceeds 4.0 degrees C when it intersects Pennsylvanian shalesjSelect where I should not buy a house-Select wells that penetrate to the Precambrian and the type of rockKSelect volcanic rocks formed in islandarc settings;Select volcanic deposits that are highly weathered and easily excavatableQSelect upright bedding attitudes with dips greater than 45 degreesJSelect units with ultrabasic rocks as a component9Select units with shear zones and silicic plutonic rocks@Select units with shear zones%Select units with sedimentary rocks that dip more than 25 degreesISelect units with more than 5 meters of unconsolidated surficial materialQX)[ z A a ( Q ; B  }X v)H!]#Why was the work done (is there a problem)?3Why are ages determined by different techniques different? (geologic factors, analytical factors)?jWho put these lines on the map? Are they reliable and at what scale?LWho mapped this contact? Who has done paleontological studies in North Carolina??Who has done geologic mapping in North Carolina?8Who did the ages on the ____ pluton and are they any good?BWho and/or what are the sources of data (references, written communication, rumor, guess, plagiarized)?oWhich stratigraphic units have analytical data6Where will I likely encounter caliche within 1.5 m of the surface? 6 m?OWhere should I target surface materials for federal highwaygrade concrete aggregate?]Where is the dated material from (lat. long.; range township, section, location map)?]Where is fracture density of surface rocks great enough to significantly enhance hydraulic conductivity? Where is the Ashley Formation of shallow marine origin? 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Ambiguous--does this mean intrusive cross cutting, or depositional cross-cutting? Either way, requires unit classification query, adjaceny query, and surface classification queryprobably means "limestone or marble& "is there anything that's not marine or nonmarine?Assume that a gravel deposit contains >50% gravelnot clear what "incremented by 10%, between 25% and 75%" meansPillow lava in rock units? Pillow lava outcrops??is a devitrified obsidian still obsidian??? Or would it be called rhyolite or felsite???understood in terms of its mineralogy or its geochemistry? Not clearWhat about non-alluvial surficial deposits??select map units that include one or more of several rock type classifications? Select from what domain--the map unit classifications used in a map legend, or all classifications defined by a person or organization, or all map units defined system-wide. .. .?what does lithologies mean? Rock types by controlled name? Based on description elements? How are combinations specified?how is particular lithology specifiedhow is 'particular lithology' specified?? As a rock classification name, or by a description??how much of the 'limestone unit' needs to be limestone?Flood is not a depositional environmenthave to assume that map units may be defined based on surficial morphology and genesisReport lithology classification(s) for Map Units in a particular area, using a specified classification.Could be feature level selection?Requires contact metamorphic zones are mapped as polygons, otherwise extensive analytical capability is necessary to respond (e.g. mineral assemblages for contact metamorphic rocks as a function of the protolith composition, polygon by polygon description of lithology and mineralogy)SubVolcanic needs to be defined. Does this mean 'hypabyssal texture' or that the rock is actually know to be disposed beneath a volcano?Compound: rock genesis, and modal mineralogyCompound: composition and rock body morphology. How is a dike identified as a dike--through map unit 'body geometry'? Line classification? Singular object classification?Compound; rock composition; rock genesis Have to decide if will assume rock classification tree allows identification of all rocks that are children of andesite or basalt, or if will use composition information to identify rocks. How much of a rock unit needs to be andesitic or basaltic in the case of mixed lithology units. Assume selection through rock unit classification or through polygon-level description?Select from a list of map units, those that are classified as 'lithology class name' or one of its subtypes, in the controlled lithology classification field. Assume that Map Unit is described by only one lithology.Duplicate; Compound-- select by age, lithology, alteration, and geometric intersection If clastic dikes mapped separately, then need to select by alteration and lithology of dikes If presence of clastic dikes indicated by geometric feature level description, then have to search descriptions, and problem not amenable to solution by SQL type query.Valid only under certain circumstancesHave to take into account various means of specifying age (see case#2)Have to take into account various means of specifying age (see case#2)Age may be specified as stratigraphic age, numeric age, magnetozone, biozone, etc. Ambiguous--what age is desired-origin, or metamorphic?_o%2A x  y U  n  %]fd>p*Select all rocks of a particular lithologyJohnsonExcelSheet`@qSQUQE2o(Select Late Pliocene volcanic rocks (or sources)JohnsonExcelSheetwhat does 'or sources' mean??CQzvK8o'Select the felsic intrusive rocks younger that 65 MaJohnsonExcelSheetCQSOO<g&Select contacts between Laramide plutons and Mississippian LimestoneJohnsonExcelSheetSAc__Lg%Select limestone units adjacent to plutonsJohnsonExcelSheet9@qSAUQE2o$Select alluvial deposits having well developed argillic horizonsJohnsonExcelSheetCQ_[[Hg#Select all polygons mapped as landslides in a geographic area prior to the 1994 Northridge earthquakeJohnsonExcelSheetMDmg"Select all lake depositsJohnsonExcelSheetSQ733 g!Select all flood depositsJohnsonExcelSheet)@qSQD@4! 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a particular lithologyJohnsonExcelSheetSQVRR?g<o"] } , [ ' q #Lm0sCan you draw a marine/nonmarine map for a particular time slice or series of time slices (or limestone/sandstone map, etc.)MatteCompilation'rCalculate textural properties (fractal dimension) in the region overlain by map unit AMatteCompilationppp^'qAt what scale is the data valid?MatteCompilation:::('pAre there other chemical or isotopic data elsewhere for materials in database?MatteCompilationMDlhhVgoAre ages by different techniques the same or different?MatteCompilationMDUQQ?gnAre age determinations available from different techniques and/or isotope systems?MatteCompilationMDpllZgmDo joints in one part of the map trend one way and in another part of the map trend a different wayMatteCompilation}}}k'lSelect all the nonmarine sand of late Paleocene age in Georgia and South Carolina, and when you do, tell the various formation names.MatteCompilation'kAnything susceptible to landslides?MatteCompilation===+'iWhere does lithology A underlie lithology BJohnsonExcelSheetAMJFF3ghSelect depositional contacts that overlie angular unconformitiesJohnsonExcelSheetAM_[[HggSelect shale that lies stratigraphically above Pennsylvanian limestoneJohnsonExcelSheetCQeaaNgfSelect the distribution of Quaternary alluvium greater than 20 feet thick in a geographic areaJohnsonExcelSheetCQ}yyfgeSelect where there is peat in contact with Pleistocene limestone in a geographic areaJohnsonExcelSheetSAtpp]gdSelect the thickness of alluvium in the Red River reach from point A to point B (assuming these points could be digitally located)JohnsonExcelSheetReport the thickness????ocSelect areas where diamictons less than 2 m thick overlie well bedded, well sorted depositsJohnsonExcelSheet@qSAvcobSelect loess deposits that are greater than 2 m thickJohnsonExcelSheet,SMRReview@qCQjfZ=oaSelect areas where the XRAY schist and the PQR greenstone appear to be depositionally stacked rather than structurally 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Overlay mapped intrusives, dikes, and sills with a magnetic susceptibility greater than 0.005MatteCompilation'Generalize the map so that it is shows undivided Supergroups or Groups, but break out as a separate unit the felsic volcanic breccia in the BimodalMatteCompilation'From what sources was this map element compiled?MatteCompilationMDNJJ8gFoliation planes (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)MatteCompilationWWWE'Foldaxial planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)MatteCompilationWWWE'Find all water wells that may intersect ``sequence A'' at 100m depth''.MatteCompilationaaaO'Find all water wells that are found at the surface in ``sequence A'' of basin fill materialMatteCompilationE@vuc/Expand queries such as the one above (Ok, now Select early Eocene nonmarine sand, and any undated nonmarine sand, too)MatteCompilation compound~/Exactly how is the contact between the Escabrosa Limestone and Horquilla Limestone defined on this map?MatteCompilationo'Distinguish proximal alluvialfan deposits from distal alluvialfan depositsMatteCompilationfffT'Distinguish prodelta deposits from deltafront depositsMatteCompilationRRR@'Distinguish outwashplain deposits from morainal depositsMatteCompilationSSSA'~Distinguish deposits of alpine glaciers from those of continental glaciersMatteCompilationMChddRg}Distinguish braidedstream deposits from meanderbelt depositsMatteCompilationXXXF'|Distinguish alluvialvalley deposits from alluvialfan depositsMatteCompilationYYYG'{Create separate "bedrock" and "surficial" geologic maps, plus a "complete" (combined bedrock + surficial) geologic mapMatteCompilation~'zCreate a 1 km buffer around strike/dip symbols characterized by dips greater than 45 degreesMatteCompilationvvvd'yCreate a "surface materials map," reclassifying surficial deposits (glacial, fluvial, etc.) and bedrock units where surficial deposits are thin or absent, according to material properties (as recently done for Connecticut)MatteCompilationMCgxCreate a "lithologic map" by applying a standard or customized lithologic classificationMatteCompilationMCvrr`gwCreate a "lithogeochemical map" (showing general lithologic and hydrogeochemical characteristics) by applying a standard or customized reclassification of rock units (e.g. http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/wri/wri994000MatteCompilation'vCreate a "generalized geologic map" applying a standard or customized grouping of unitsMatteCompilationMCuqq_guCode line colors according to survey altitude and/or survey date (or ID)MatteCompilationbbbP'tCan you print out the paleontological data for specific sites used in making a map?MatteCompilationmmm['LVAL~S y S _  b _H LMInterpret 'stratigraphic order' to mean the expected sequence of strata in a particular areaInterpret 'stratigraphic order' to mean the expected sequence of strata in a particular area. Are overturned rocks in stratigraphic order? Does 'contact' necessarily mean 'not a fault?'Is 'conodont locality' a classification that will be applied to points, or is the point a fossil locality, and the fact that there are conodonts there included in the description.need to specify what fine- to medium-grained means according to whom.have to execute as select alluvial channel deposits younger than 12000 yrsTo make tractable rephrase to: "Display blind thrust faults that have >50% probability of producing a magnitude 6 or greater earthquake in the next 30 years"how deep does underlain mean? Surface roughness from a DEM would best be represented by a grid.requires map units that delineate alteration zones or alteration described on a polygon by polygon basisArtificial intelligence necessary to determine 'poor conditions for building'? How is the system supposed to determine that a unit 'should' have a scratch boundary?theoretically this could be answered by grid analysis of the geologic map showing terrace alluvium deposits and a detailed DEM, but we'll consider that outside scope. Assumption here is that height of surface above stream level is part of description of surficial geologic unitassume that map has individually mapped basalt lava flows.assume means generate report of all published work that is source of data or interpretation used in map view.can't select an eruption--have to select deposits from the eruption!!mangerite-jotunite complex must exist as a classification with links to all included rock typesDoes this mean select classification objects or rocks assigned to the classification objects in a map view?Does this mean select all classification objects that are subsumed by _______Formation, or all rocks in a map view assigned to such classifications.have to define what 'bentonite suceptible unit' meanssome means of determining exactly what 'reversal of dip direction' means is requiredRequires integration of DEM grid into databaseDisplay a stratigraphic column with descriptions of the units?Location of Black Canyon must be provided as a polygonKey question here is how joint set is represented.substitute word 'display' for 'select'; requires existing spatial objects representing depth to bedrock (as polygons or contour lines)need more specific geologic questionquestion needs to be analyzed into answerable question--e.g. rocks with >X ppm UraniumAssume that line features representing streams, and polygons representing areas of topographic relief >=100m are input to queryWhat does adjacency in the map legend mean? Assume that map legend is organized purely chronologically, ignoring cases where ages of units are unknown or have wide ranges. Also assume that GIS software is capable of a 'select inverse' operation. Resolution of this query would require a procedure to step through the legend using the ordering attribute that structures the chronological order of the map units, and select all lines that separate adjacent map units, and making a union of newly selected lines with already selected lines to form the set of all lines that separate units adjacent in the legend, then selecting the inverse of this set.does this assume a simple polygon geometry, in which case the query is looking for a window through a stratified unit or a pendant of older rock in a pluton?question is not couched in terms that make for clear answerall water wells collared in a particular map unit--point in polygonIo_ / p   aHnC&Q4(Remove all Cenozoic basin fill units, in their place display depth to basement (contours or color)MatteCompilation@v|j/Produce a file of all gravity measurements from map unit A in the given region.MatteCompilationiiiW'Permafrost is a problem here, how do I know where the safest place to put my pipeline would be?MatteCompilation&@vSAygoMember of the Volcano Formation of the Volcandseds GroupMatteCompilationRRR@'Lineations (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)MatteCompilationQQQ?'Joint planes (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)MatteCompilationSSSA'Is this site within 50 km of a Quaternary fault?MatteCompilationSANJJ8gIs there redundancy in the data and why?MatteCompilationnot clear what this meansAMmiB0oIs the data sufficient to provide a user geographic reference to locate themselves?MatteCompilationmmm['Is the age of the material known?MatteCompilation;;;)'Is radon gas a problem in this area?MatteCompilationX@v??NJ>,oIn what units are chert and shale combined?MatteCompilationEEE3'In what surficial materials is silt>5% and eolian sand<5%?MatteCompilationTTTB'In what areas will I likely find a debrisflow deposit within 2 m of the surface?MatteCompilationkkkY'In maps where there is both surficial and bedrock coverage (or any maps where there is more than one coverage), anything to help look for similarities/differences that are relatedMatteCompilation'I'm a recreational gold panner, where can I go and be successful (and legal)?MatteCompilationSAkggUgIf I specify groupings (e.g., sand + moldic limestone + gravel vs. clay + siltstone), will you draw a map of my groupings?MatteCompilation'Identify stream segments that cross polygons containing sample points with sulfur attribute values in excess of X%MatteCompilationz'Identify stream segments that (a) cross formation polygons containing sample points with ``oilstained rock'' attribute and (b) are within 0.5 km of topographic relief of at least 100 mMatteCompilation@v/Identify pairs of strike/dip symbols for which the distance between symbols is less than 1 km and for which minimum difference in dip directions is at least 120 degreesMatteCompilationSAgIdentify lines (including contacts and faults) that separate formation polygons that are not directly adjacent to one another in the map legendMatteCompilation@vSAoIdentify all thrust faults whose strike is between 80 and 110 degrees and whose vergence is southMatteCompilation{{{i'Identify all sedimentary contacts that overlap the XYZ graniteMatteCompilationSA\XXFgIdentify all sedimentary contacts formed during the Kaskaskia onlap sequenceMatteCompilationfffT'Identify all sedimentary contactsMatteCompilationSQ?;;)gidentify all polygons that contain sample points with TOC (total organic carbon) attribute values in excess of 1%MatteCompilationy'Identify all polygons that contain sample points with apatite fission track cooling age values between X and Y MaMatteCompilationy'Identify all igneous contacts formed during the late Cretaceous part of the Laramide OrogenyMatteCompilationvvvd'Identify all formation polygons whose contact with immediately younger formation polygons defines a closed line segmentMatteCompilation@vSAoIdentify all faults whose location meets the stated mapaccuracy standardMatteCompilationcccQ'qo!Uj w  c _ H Z m P'P U8 Select all bedrock geologic unitsMatteCompilation;;;)'Select all basaltic units, irrespective of their specific petrologic classification based on modal analysisMatteCompilationSQsgSelect all basalt that has pillowsMatteCompilationCQ@<<*gSelect all barandball fault symbolsMatteCompilation???-7Select all areas where reversal of dip direction within Pliocene sandstones occurs within 1 kmMatteCompilationV@ vxf/Select all areas that have impermeable deposits within 2 m of the surface and slopes less than 3%MatteCompilationSA{{igSelect all areas that are within 2 km of and lower than landslide deposits having documented movement within the last 100 yearsMatteCompilation0@ vSAoSelect all areas of thick tillMatteCompilation888&'Select all areas of fault brecciaMatteCompilationSQ?;;)gSelect all areas of altered rockMatteCompilationSQ>::(gSelect all Archean and Proterozoic mafic to ultramafic plutonic igneous rocks that have cumulus layering, particularly cyclic units or macrorhythmic layeringMatteCompilationCQgSelect all aeromagnetic survey flight lines over the geologic map of this region.MatteCompilationkkkY'Select all active mines and/or wells in NevadaMatteCompilationCQLHH6gSelect all abandoned mines in Mojave NP awaiting reclamationMatteCompilationCQZVVDgSelect all [map] units for which faults act as unit boundariesMatteCompilationSQ\XXFgSelect all (upright, overturned) (synclines, anticlines)MatteCompilationCQVRR@gSelect all (sample localities, mines, etc.)MatteCompilationSQIEE3gSelect all (Quaternary, Pleistocene, Archean, etc.) map unitsMatteCompilationWWWE'Select all (certain, approximate, or concealed) (caldera boundaries, landslide scarps, etc.)MatteCompilationvvvd'Select all (certain, approximate, inferred, or concealed) foldsMatteCompilationCQ]YYGgSelect all (certain, approximate, inferred, or concealed) faults(folds, )MatteCompilationCQgccQgSelect all (certain, approximate, inferred, concealed, or gradational) contactsMatteCompilationCQmiiWgSelect aeromagnetic data of selected flight line centered on its flight line superimposed on the geologic mapMatteCompilationSQugSelect actinolitechlorite schist interlayered with muscovitic quartzofeldspathic schistMatteCompilationrrr`'Select abandoned surface mining sites in Pike Co., KentuckyMatteCompilationUUUC'Select a stratigraphic relationship of all the units exposed in the Grand Canyon and their textual descriptionsMatteCompilation@@ vw/Select a picture of an outcrop of the shaly facies of the Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation at Capitol Reef NPMatteCompilation'Select a map listing geologic hazard potential in all canyons of Zion NPMatteCompilationMCfbbPgSelect a geologic cross section across the Black Canyon of the Gunnison RiverMatteCompilation8@ vssgU/Select a cross section along the line AA'MatteCompilationwhat does this mean?ffD2/Select 90% confidence limits on the location of a specified faultMatteCompilation??_[[IgSelect 20 to 30 Ma lacustrine limestones that have orthogonal joint setsMatteCompilation4@vSArnbPoRemove all Cenozoic basin fill units, in their place Select depth estimates and trends based on magnetic and/or gravity analysisMatteCompilationCQgo'd e& 1 c  D ' ^ww5^!]ySelect all glacial depositsMatteCompilation555#'Select all geologic units known to contain past or present sources of crushed stone (from mineral resource database) plus other units having similar characteristicsMatteCompilation'Select all formations in the ______ GroupMatteCompilationCCC1'Select all folds (by type)MatteCompilationMC844"gSelect all flood basaltMatteCompilationSQ511gSelect all features related to the Acadian orogenyMatteCompilationSQPLL:gSelect all faunal assemblages of Celtic faunal provincialityMatteCompilationSQZVVDgSelect all faults, shear zones, and rock units characterized by mylonitic fabricsMatteCompilationCQokkYgSelect all faults with evidence of movement during the HoloceneMatteCompilationYYYG'Select all faults with damage zone wider than 2 m where the damage zone is not pluggedMatteCompilationSAtpp^gSelect all faults that truncate or offset faults of late Pliocene or younger origin.MatteCompilationSArnn\gSelect all faults that dip 60 degrees or greaterMatteCompilationCQNJJ8gSelect all faults that coincide with alignments of seismicityMatteCompilationSA[WWEgSelect all faults and contacts that separate bedrock from basin fillMatteCompilationSAb^^LgSelect all faults (by type)MatteCompilation555#'Select all extrusive igneous rock units with sanidine 40Ar/39Ar ages published after 1985MatteCompilationsssa'Select all eolian deposits more than 1 m thick that lack significant soil developmentMatteCompilationCQsoo]gSelect all eolian depositsMatteCompilation444"'Select all end moraines and large recessional morainesMatteCompilationPPP>'Select all Early Proterozoic rocksMatteCompilation<<<*'Select all drill holes in the map area and link to their logs (so I can check a cross section)MatteCompilationCF|xxfgSelect all drift depositsMatteCompilation333!'Select all doublearrow symbols for rightlateral strikeslip faultsMatteCompilation^^^L'Select all dome depositsMatteCompilationSQ622 gSelect all depositional contacts that overlie angular unconformitiesMatteCompilationSAb^^LgSelect all deepseated landslides within a separately specified perimeter, such as a city boundaryMatteCompilation|||j'Select all cross section indexMatteCompilationSQ<88&gSelect all Cretaceous sandstone deposits that have information about primary porositiesMatteCompilationqqq_'Select all Cretaceous and Cenozoic faults, classified according to relative movement (lowangle thrust, steep normal or reverse, sinistral or dextral strikeslip, etc.)MatteCompilation'Select all contacts that are mapped as unconformitiesMatteCompilationSQSOO=gSelect all contacts and faults in white on top of this geophysical gridMatteCompilationaaaO'Select all contact metamorphosed zones containing marble or talc in Death Valley NPMatteCompilationmmm['Select all coal bedsMatteCompilation...'Select all clayrich tillMatteCompilation333!'Select all clay depositsMatteCompilation222 7Select all catastrophic flood depositsMatteCompilationSQD@@.gSelect all Cambrian units that contain limestoneMatteCompilationJJJ8'Select all calderas in the western United StatesMatteCompilationJJJ8'Select all bentonite susceptible units that cross major roadways in National Parks (ie. Mancos Shale !!!)MatteCompilation7@ vq/Xo's  < * K|.QjcGB~>0Select all locations where map unit A has an aspect of 135270 degrees and a slope of 1060 degreesMatteCompilation}}}k'/Select all listric faultsMatteCompilation333!'.Select all limestonesMatteCompilation///',Select all levee depositsMatteCompilation333!'+Select all lava flow depositsMatteCompilationSQ;77%g*Select all kinds of planar point featuresMatteCompilationSQGCC1g)Select all intrusives/extrusivesMatteCompilation:::('(Select all intrusive units that are inferred to be ilmenitebearingMatteCompilation]]]K''Select all intrusive rocks with plagioclase composition An30An40MatteCompilation[[[I'&Select all intrusive rocks that have schlierenMatteCompilationCQLHH6g%Select all intrusive rocks that are ilmenitebearingMatteCompilationNNN<'$Select all intrusive rocks that are foliatedMatteCompilationCQJFF4g#Select all intrusive rocks that are flowlineatedMatteCompilationKKK9'"Select all intrusive rocks that are flowfoliatedMatteCompilationKKK9'!Select all intrusive igneous rock units with UPb zircon ages published after 1990MatteCompilationlllZ' Select all intrusive igneous rock units with published UPb zircon agesMatteCompilationaaaO'Select all intrusive igneous rock units that contain magmatic muscoviteMatteCompilationaaaO'Select all intrusive igneous rock units that contain magmatic hornblendeMatteCompilationbbbP'Select all intrusive igneous rock unitsMatteCompilationAAA/'Select all intrusive contacts with evidence of shearing and/or cataclasisMatteCompilationCQgccQgSelect all intrusive contacts of late Cretaceous ageMatteCompilationNNN<'Select all inferred faults within Quaternary alluvium based on analysis of water levelsMatteCompilationSAuqq_gSelect all igneous rocksMatteCompilation222 'Select all iceberg scours on the continental shelf and on the bed of Glacial Lake AgassizMatteCompilationSAwssagSelect all hypersolvus granitesMatteCompilationCQ=99'gSelect all historically active faultsMatteCompilationSQC??-gSelect all hillslope materials and colluvium except those formed by sheet wash processesMatteCompilationsssa'Select all highangle faults within 2 km of the Wasatch Mountain front that have a rake of 45 to 60 degreesMatteCompilations'Select all hard rocks with close fracture spacingMatteCompilationKKK9'Select all greenshistfacies rocks metamorphosed in late Cretaceous early Paleogene timeMatteCompilationsssa'Select all greenschistfacies mafic volcanic rocks known to contain abandoned copper mines (from mineral resource database)MatteCompilation' Select all gravel depositsMatteCompilation444"7 Select all granitic units that contain traces of molybdenite or molybdenite prospects (from mineral resource database)MatteCompilation~' Select all granitic rocks that have more K2O than Na2OMatteCompilationCQTPP>gSelect all granites and granodiorites of Mississippian, Pennsylvanian, and Permian age,MatteCompilationqqq_'Select all granitesMatteCompilation---'Select all gradational contacts separating marine and terrestrial sedimentsMatteCompilationeeeS'Select all gradational contacts separating marine and terrestrial sedimentsMatteCompilationeeeS'Select all gneissose rock, whether metamorphic or plutonic in originMatteCompilationSQb^^Lg%o&sF j g e  U ) "P^8U:F^ WSelect all outwash depositsMatteCompilation555#'VSelect all outcrops with measured sections and age datesMatteCompilationRRR@'USelect all outcropsMatteCompilationSQ1--gTSelect all oil, gas or coal fieldsMatteCompilationSQ@<<*gSSelect all oil well locations in Big Southfork NPMatteCompilationSAOKK9gRSelect all oil seepsMatteCompilationSQ2..gQSelect all oil &/or gas wellsMatteCompilationSQ;77%gPSelect all occurrences of unit TvbMatteCompilation<<<*'OSelect all occurrences of the trilobite, Paradoxides davidisMatteCompilationVVVD'NSelect all occurrences of Quaternary unitsMatteCompilationDDD2'LSelect all occurrences of glacial striae superimposed on bedrockMatteCompilationZZZH'KSelect all occurrences of coexisting kyanite and sillimaniteMatteCompilationVVVD'JSelect all NPS units in Utah containing Pennsylvanian rocks with fossil clamsMatteCompilationgggU'ISelect all NPS units in Utah containing Pennsylvanian rocks with fossilsMatteCompilationbbbP'HSelect all NPS units in Utah containing Pennsylvanian rocksMatteCompilationUUUC'GSelect all normal and reverse faults in contact with stratified units of Triassic or Jurassic age; or all faults that offset Cretaceous and younger unitsMatteCompilationSAgFSelect all national parks in the US containing exposures of Cambrian rocksMatteCompilationSAhddRgESelect all moraine depositsMatteCompilation555#'DSelect all minesMatteCompilationSQ.**wCSelect all metamorphic rocks that have relict sedimentary structuresMatteCompilationCQb^^LgBSelect all metamorphic rocks that contain prograde muscoviteMatteCompilationVVVD'ASelect all metamorphic rocks that contain prograde hornblendeMatteCompilationWWWE'@Select all metamorphic rocks that contain prograde garnetMatteCompilationSSSA'?Select all metamorphic rocksMatteCompilation666$'>Select all metamophic rocks derived from felsic, igneous plutonic protolithsMatteCompilationm@vrrfT/=Select all Mesozoic igneous rocks (or all members of a similar broad age/rock class such as all Mesoproterozoic metasedimentary rocks)MatteCompilation'<Select all Mesoproterozoic rocks (or rocks having any given age range such as Triassic and Jurassic, Cretaceous and younger, or Quaternary)MatteCompilation';Select all members in the _______ FormationMatteCompilation@vQQE3?:Select all marine terraces 20 to 80 m above sea level that have reliable Useries dates < 130 kaMatteCompilationzzzh'9Select all marine mudrock deposits that accumulated in oxygendeficient environmentsMatteCompilationnnn\'8Select all map units that consist of two or more units mapped undividedMatteCompilationSQeaaOg7Select all map units that change rank term (for example, from Formation to Member) within the map areaMatteCompilationMDng6Select all map units that are mapped as lines only (for example, dikes)MatteCompilationSQeaaOg5Select all map units that are mapped as both lines and polygonsMatteCompilationSQ]YYGg4Select all mafic volcanic rocks of the Michigamme FormationMatteCompilationUUUC'3Select all lowangle faults, whether contractional or extensionalMatteCompilation[[[I'2Select all locations where the water table is within 20mMatteCompilationSAVRR@g1Select all locations where the composition of surficial unit A (or all surficial units) is >50% quartzMatteCompilationn' o"` m  / ' t ! m=n#DT ]~Select all rocks of the Michigamme FormationMatteCompilationFFF4'}Select all rocks of the Marquette Range SupergroupMatteCompilationLLL:'|Select all rocks of the Baraga GroupMatteCompilation>>>,'{Select all rocks metamorphosed in late Proterozoic timeMatteCompilationQQQ?'zSelect all rock units that include the Oxfordian StageMatteCompilationPPP>'ySelect all rock units in and adjacent to the Brevard and Mountain Run fault zones (or other named fault zones), or all faults of the Stafford fault system (or other named fault system)MatteCompilation'xSelect all rock units denser than 2.67 g/ccMatteCompilationSQIEE3gvSelect all reverselymagnetized basalt flows that are younger than 10 MaMatteCompilation<@vnnbP/uSelect all residual soil developed on southeastfacing slopesMatteCompilationWWWE'tSelect all references and map notes that were cited to compile the geology of a certain parkMatteCompilation!Assume means generate a report.vd/sSelect all referencesMatteCompilationo@vMD?;/rSelect all recent volcanic eruptions and flows (< 2000 years ago)MatteCompilationG@vCQkg[IoqSelect all recent slope movements that occurred in areas mapped as ancient debrisfan depositsMatteCompilationxxxf'pSelect all rapakivitextured plutonic rocksMatteCompilationEEE3'nSelect all pyroclastic flow depositsMatteCompilation>>>,'mSelect all pumice depositsMatteCompilation444"'lSelect all Proterozoic rocksMatteCompilation666$'kSelect all Proterozoic rock units that are part of a mangeritejotunite complexMatteCompilationa@vuuiW/jSelect all Precambrian rocksMatteCompilation666$'iSelect all porphyritic plutonic rocks where Kspar is the phenocrystMatteCompilation^^^L'gSelect all polygons of the Right Formation and the Wrong Formation, where the two formations are in stratigraphic contact with each otherMatteCompilationSAgfSelect all polygons mapped as open waterMatteCompilationSQFBB0geSelect all polygons mapped as landslides in the Simi Valley East 7.5 minute quadrangle that were triggered by the 1994 Northridge earthquakeMatteCompilation'dSelect all polygons mapped as landslides in the Simi Valley East 7.5 minute quadrangle prior to the 1994 Northridge earthquakeMatteCompilation'cSelect all polygons mapped as (each map unit symbol in turn)MatteCompilationVVVD'aSelect all plutonic felsic rocks that have porphyritic textures with a fine grained groundmassMatteCompilationyyyg'`Select all plutonic felsic plutons that are polyphase or zonedMatteCompilationCQ\XXFg^Select all Phanerozoic mafic to ultramafic plutonic igneous rocks associated with calcalkalic convegent margin magmatism that have cumulate texturesMatteCompilation']Select all Paleozoic thrust faults (or other faults of specified age and type)MatteCompilationA more intellinghV/\Select all Paleozoic sedimentary units that are predominantly composed of dolostoneMatteCompilationmmm['[Select all Paleozoic sedimentary units that are predominantly composed of dolomiteMatteCompilationlllZ'ZSelect all Paleozoic intrusive rocks grouped according to symbols distinguishing magmatic flow foliation and regional foliationsMatteCompilation'YSelect all Paleozoic intrusive rocks grouped according to age, that contain tectonic foliationsMatteCompilationyyyg'XSelect all paleostress indicators within 20 degrees of eastwest orientationMatteCompilationfffT'o(jV 5 t ! 7 f  <]C!+{?pSelect all the glacial striae and glacially streamlined landformsMatteCompilationCQ_[[IgSelect all the glacial lake and raised marine shorelinesMatteCompilationCQVRR@gSelect all the eskersMatteCompilation///'Select all the debris flows with north aspectsMatteCompilationHHH6'Select all the calcareous tillMatteCompilation888&'Select all the areas of lodgement till, both at surface and below other surficial coverMatteCompilationSQuqq_gSelect all the aggregate deposits within 100 km of a deepwater portMatteCompilationSAa]]KgSelect all Tertiary deposits, marine or nonmarine, that consist mainly of sandstone,MatteCompilationnnn\'Select all Tertiary deposits dominated by wellsorted, clean sandstoneMatteCompilation```N'Select all terracesMatteCompilationSQ1--gSelect all terrace alluvium with calcrete soil > stage IVMatteCompilationCQWSSAgSelect all terrace alluvium deposits with upper surface between 10 and 20 m above stream level.MatteCompilation@vyg/Select all tectonized harzburgites that are part of an ophiolite assemblageMatteCompilationSAieeSgSelect all symbols for upright anticlineMatteCompilationSQFBB0gSelect all symbols for subsurfaceboring locationsMatteCompilationLLL:'Select all symbols for overturned synclineMatteCompilationSQHDD2gSelect all surficial material with particlesize distributions of more that 20% sandMatteCompilationnnn\'Select all surficial geologic unitsMatteCompilation===+'Select all strike & dips and other geologic symbolsMatteCompilationSQQMM;gSelect all soils (and/or surficial sediments) with carbon contents > 3% in the upper 10 cmMatteCompilationtttb'Select all slopemovement scarps only on residual soilMatteCompilationPPP>'Select all slope movements in the Potomac River drainage basinMatteCompilationSA\XXFgSelect all sites with more than one set of glacial striaeMatteCompilationSAWSSAgSelect all sedimentary units with shear strengths (phi values) less than 35MatteCompilationCQieeSgSelect all sedimentary units with more than 15% clayMatteCompilationNNN<'Select all sedimentary units with cohesive strengths less than 500lb/square ftMatteCompilationCQlhhVgSelect all sedimentary units with bedding thickness less than 6 inchesMatteCompilationCQd``NgSelect all sedimentary units that are less than 10,000 yrs oldMatteCompilationXXXF'Select all sedimentary units for which the dominant lithology (> 50%) is sandMatteCompilationgggU'Select all sedimentary rocks that show evidence for syndepositional deformationMatteCompilationSQmiiWgSelect all sedimentary rocks that form massive, cliff forming unitsMatteCompilation]]]K'Select all sedimentary rocks that contain garnetMatteCompilationJJJ8'Select all sedimentary rocks that are porous and permeableMatteCompilationCQXTTBgSelect all sedimentary rocks deposited in intertidal depositional environmentsMatteCompilationCQlhhVgSelect all sedimentary rocksMatteCompilation666$'Select all sandy glacial depositsMatteCompilation;;;)'Select all sandstones, etc. (make a list of primary rock types)MatteCompilationYYYG'Select all sandandgravel units that have greater than 7% siltMatteCompilationYYYG'Select all sand deposits in California NPS unitsMatteCompilationJJJ8'Select all sand depositsMatteCompilation222 ' o%B M M 6 z {0HiK. eSelect areas likely to have poor conditions for buildingMatteCompilationO@vMCb^R@oSelect areas having steep terrainMatteCompilationSA?;;)gSelect an index map listing all the geologic quadrangles at Glen Canyon NRA at 1:24,000 scaleMatteCompilationSA{wwegSelect alluvialfan deposits where debrisflow deposition dominates over streamflow depositionMatteCompilationyyyg'Select alluvial deposits that have buried soilsMatteCompilationCQMII7gSelect alluvial deposits more than 10 meters thickMatteCompilationLLL:'Select alluvial deposits having moderately developed K horizonsMatteCompilationCQ]YYGgSelect alluvial deposits having a strong KIV horizon within 3 m of the surfaceMatteCompilationiiiW'Select allochthonous rocks in the areaMatteCompilationSQD@@.gSelect all white, coarsely crystalline limestoneMatteCompilationJJJ8'Select all wetlandsMatteCompilationSQ1--gSelect all volcanic rocks of the Michigamme FormationMatteCompilationOOO='Select all volcanic rocks of Michigamme Formation that were deposited during continental breakupMatteCompilationCQ~zzhgSelect all volcanic depositsMatteCompilation666$'Select all units with sandstone containing more than trace amounts of glauconiteMatteCompilationjjjX'Select all units that should have scratch boundaries shown for all or part of the unitMatteCompilationZ@vSQ|p^oSelect all units that contain finegrained quartziteMatteCompilationNNN<'Select all units that contain arkoseMatteCompilation>>>,'Select all units that are described as stacked (for example, silt over sand over gravel)MatteCompilationSQvrr`gSelect all units of black shale whose known or suspected age coincides with some part of the Nemagraptus gracilis graptolite zoneMatteCompilationCQgSelect all units having radiometricage dataMatteCompilationFFF4'Select all units for which a drainage line also acts as one of the unit's contactsMatteCompilationCQpllZgSelect all units containing sulfide mineralizationMatteCompilationSQPLL:gSelect all units containing Ordovician fossil localitiesMatteCompilationRRR@'Select all units containing arkosic wackesMatteCompilationDDD2'Select all units assigned to a given regional geologic "province," "belt," "zone," or "terrane" (such as Atlantic Coastal Plain Province, Kiokee belts, Carolina terrane, Avalon zone), adding symbols for mineral elongation anMatteCompilation'Select all units and subdivisions of one or more named stratigraphic units (such as the Newark Supergroup, Great Smoky Group, or Ashe Metamorphic Suite)MatteCompilation'Select all unconsolidated deposits that contain sandMatteCompilationNNN<'Select all unconformable contactsMatteCompilationSQ?;;)wSelect all turbidite units exhibiting groove castsMatteCompilationLLL:'Select all tsunami depositsMatteCompilationSQ955#gSelect all till depositsMatteCompilation222 'Select all the rock outcrops that are too small to show as polygonsMatteCompilationCALCc]]KgSelect all the organic terrane that is within the zone of discontinuous permafrostMatteCompilationSApllZgSelect all the marine clayMatteCompilation444"'Select all the locations where caliche (indurated carbonate or calcrete here's an example of needing a common term) is within 3 m of the surfaceMatteCompilation'Select all the landslide depositsMatteCompilation;;;)'So#7S  \ 6 ? ( 9/p$ v E&Select Early Proterozoic bimodal volcanic rocks deposited in a backarc basin environmentMatteCompilationrrr`'Select drainage patterns and fit to regional lineaments (or regional structural trends)MatteCompilationSAuqq_gSelect Devonian rocksMatteCompilation///'Select desert tortoise habitat and bedrock sand grain sizeMatteCompilationTTTB'Select data projected to a straight line between selected endpoints. CMatteCompilationS@ll`N/Select crown scarps for landslidesMatteCompilation??@<<*gSelect Cretaceous thrust faults that were reactivated in Eocene timeMatteCompilation^^^L'Select Cretaceous sandstonemudrock sequences deposited in foreland high sinuosity river plainsMatteCompilation@zh/Select contours of the Bouguer gravity anomaly map over this region of the geologic mapMatteCompilationN@SA}q_oSelect contacts separating nonintrusive bedrock units that are not in stratigraphic orderMatteCompilation@vtb/Select conodont localities in the Conococheague LimestoneMatteCompilation@v__SA/Select chlorite schist that is fine- to medium-grainedMatteCompilationG@v\\P>/Select channels on alluvial fans active in the last 12,000 yearsMatteCompilationL@vSAjfZHoSelect carbonate rocks classified according to FriedmanMatteCompilationQQQ?'Select carbonate rocks classified according to Folk (1968)MatteCompilationTTTB'Select carbonate rocks classified according to Dunham (1962)MatteCompilationVVVD'Select carbonate rocks classified according to BathurstMatteCompilationQQQ?'Select calcalkaline igneous rocksMatteCompilation<<<*'Select blind thrust faults that will produce a magnitude 6 or greater earthquake in the next 30 yearsMatteCompilation@vCFmoSelect biotite schist that is coarse grainedMatteCompilationFFF4'Select bedding measurements for which tops are knownMatteCompilationCQRNN<gSelect attitude symbols of nth generationMatteCompilationCCC1'Select argillite that originated as basinplain siliceous mudrockMatteCompilation[[[I'Select areas whose patterns resemble dunes along major eastwest rivers of the High PlainsMatteCompilationtttb'Select areas where younger alluvial fans slope more steeply than older onesMatteCompilationSAieeSgSelect areas where the XYZ orthogneiss crosscuts the XRAY schistMatteCompilation[[[I'Select areas where steeply dipping sedimentary rocks are buried beneath less than 3 m of unconsolidated sedimentsMatteCompilationwhat is steeply dipping?y/Select areas underlain by shale where 30m DEM data define a surface roughness value in excess of (some threshold value)MatteCompilationa@v/Select areas underlain by minedout coal deposits greater than 4 feet in thicknessMatteCompilationcould be done using gridslZ/Select areas of the granulite facies metamorphic terrane that have been affected by greenschist facies retrogressive metamorphismMatteCompilation??gSelect areas of sericitic alterationMatteCompilation>>>,'Select areas of sausseritic alterationMatteCompilation@@@.'Select areas of propylitic alterationMatteCompilation???-'Select areas of plutonic intrusions, divided into mafic, felsic and intermediateMatteCompilationjjjX'Select areas of greissinizationMatteCompilationj@vEE9'?LVAL, w -CZyA scarp would be a line feature; dip determinations would be associated with point features, and by definition these better not have been measured where there are slope movement scarps, so this query requires some algorithm for determining the region of influence for individual bedding measurements wiA scarp would be a line feature; dip determinations would be associated with point features, and by definition these better not have been measured where there are slope movement scarps, so this query requires some algorithm for determining the region of influence for individual bedding measurements with the strata are not homoclinal. If unit is homoclinal, query searches for intersections of scarps (linear features) with polygons (Reedsville Shale outcrop where dip >25). If the bedding dip variable, have to determine polygons within which dip is expected to be >25, and intersect these with scarps.coastline must be input from outside geologic databaseI-70 corridor must be input as a polygonDisplay location and orientation of mapped fractures?need better description of what 'high-level Pliocene sediments' meansDoes this mean outcrop of Kope? Subcrop of Kope beneath Quaternary cover? Extent of occurrence of Kope in outcrop and subsurface?chronostratigraphic? Lithostratigraphic? Need more specific definition of 'stratigraphic equivalent'how does one select thickness?? How does system know if colluvium is derived from Unit Z--colluvium overlying Z? colluvium described as derived from Z? colluvium on Z or down slope from Z?Display the bedrock topography of ....???several different approaches to addressing problem: use map unit description with links to fossils present, and provincial affinity classification of fossils. 2) get set of locations for fossil occurrences classified as Tethyan provincial affinity, select polygons containing the points, and report map units for those polygons.Interpreted to mean "Display crestlines for Holocene barchan dunes"Slickenside measurement is linked to a point location where measured; this point must be linked with a particular fault surface (and in the most general case, to a particular period of movement on the fault) to respond. The link could be procedural, I.e. determine that a point lies in a plane or along a line (fault outcrop trace), or explicit, I.e. as an explicit association between the measurement and a particular episode of movement on a particular fault.assume 'Section 12' is provided as an argument to the query from a PLSS databaseCompound; Tectonic position, mineralogy, rock classification, surface classification, adjaceny Requires either ability to perform 3-D geometrical analysis, or that the tectonic position or polygons or rock units are classified w.r.t. particular faults.select map units that include greenstone that originated as basalt flows or particular polygons classified as one or more different units containing such greenstonereport rock unit classification for all polygons containing gravel pits. Must either assume that gravel is being produced from formation at the surface (a dodgy assumption), and use geometric analysis to get the polygons containing the pits, or the producing formation must be an attribute (I.e. part of the description) of each gravel pit.This must mean all data within certain distance of a selected cross section line?Requires the existence of 'sandsone-mudrock sequence' as a classification object in the classification scheme used for the map view.Treat 'contours of the Bouguer gravity anomaly map' as general line features@o%~; z 1 {  > 1 W  s b|E2n-%Select hangingwall rock units where Mesozoic 2mica granites intrude metacarbonate rockMatteCompilation,SMRReview@|`/$Select ground fissuresMatteCompilationSQ400g#Select ground based magnetic survey location information.MatteCompilationSSSA'"Select greenstone that originated as basalt flowsMatteCompilation@WWK9/!Select greenschistfacies metasedimentary rocks that contain original sedimentary structuresMatteCompilationvvvd' Select gravel pits in southeastern Virginia and tell me the formation that is being minedMatteCompilationV@SAsaoSelect granodiorite that contains inclusions of any kindMatteCompilationCQVRR@gSelect granodiorite that contains flattened and aligned inclusionsMatteCompilationCQ`\\JgSelect granodiorite that contains equidimensional inclusionsMatteCompilationCQZVVDgSelect granitic intrusions into limestone that are associated with skarn occurrencesMatteCompilationSArnn\gSelect granites that contain more than 50 ppm wholerock uraniumMatteCompilationZZZH'Select gold mines in Jurassic rocksMatteCompilation===+'Select gneiss units that have sedimentary protolithsMatteCompilationCQRNN<gSelect geologicmap units that have middle Devonian limestone deposited in platformmargin environmentsMatteCompilationo'Select geologic units older than MississippianMatteCompilationHHH6'Select Franciscan Formation where slope exceeds 20% and annual precipitation exceeds 25 inchesMatteCompilationxxxf'Select fossil localities that conflict with age assignments of unitsMatteCompilationSAb^^LgSelect formationrank map units in which coarsesandstone dominated facies pass laterally into sandstoneandmudrock facies without changing formation nameMatteCompilation'Select forestfire severity and bedrock moisture contentMatteCompilationRRR@'Select foliation within nonmetamorphic unitsMatteCompilationGGG5'Select foliation and lineation measurements that were measured together as pairs on a single foliation surfaceMatteCompilationv'Select folds of nth generationMatteCompilation888&'Select foldaxial planes overturned to the SWMatteCompilationGGG5' Select faults younger than 28 MaMatteCompilation:::(' Select faults that perturb shallow groundwater flow enough to form springsMatteCompilationeeeS' Select faults that perturb shallow groundwater flow enough to enhance vegetationMatteCompilationkkkY' Select faults that offset only the youngest alluviumMatteCompilationSARNN<g Select faults of regional extent that have gold occurrencesMatteCompilationSAYUUCgSelect faults of nth generationMatteCompilation999''Select faults having known or suspected Holocene and Pleistocene movementMatteCompilationcccQ'Select faults having a NWSE trendMatteCompilation<<<*'Select faults active during the middle PleistoceneMatteCompilationLLL:'Select fault scarps that slope 15 to 25 degrees in playa depositsMatteCompilation[[[I'Select fault scarps buried by < 3m of materialMatteCompilationSALHH6gSelect evaporite deposits adjacent to modern rivers or lakesMatteCompilationSAZVVDgSelect economic mineral potential locations of the commodity selenite in Capitol Reef NPMatteCompilationSAvrr`gSelect Early Proterozoic volcanic rocks and locate the massive sulfide deposits in themMatteCompilationCQuqq_g o&j-K \ ~ 3 k  o  9 ;r*68n fOSelect map units dominated by matrixsupported pebbly conglomerate and sandstones having graded bedding and Bouma AB intervalsMatteCompilation'NSelect map units containing sedimentary finingupward cyclesMatteCompilationVVVD'MSelect map units containing sedimentary coarseningupward cyclesMatteCompilationZZZH'LSelect map units containing sandstones having sole marksMatteCompilationCQVRR@gKSelect map units containing sandstones having graded bedding and dominated by basetruncated Bouma BCD intervalsMatteCompilationx'JSelect map units containing sandstones having graded beddingMatteCompilationCQZVVDgISelect map units containing sandstones having eolian cross beddingMatteCompilationCQ`\\JgHSelect map units containing sandstones having crosslaminations classified according to Allen ()MatteCompilationzzzh'GSelect map units containing mudrock and fine sandstone displaying mudcracksMatteCompilationeeeS'FSelect map units containing limestones dominated by mudsupported depositional fabricsMatteCompilationppp^'ESelect map units containing limestones dominated by grainsupported depositional fabricsMatteCompilationrrr`'CSelect map units containing conglomerate having matrixsupported depositional frameworkMatteCompilationqqq_'BSelect map units consisting of turbidite depositsMatteCompilationSQOKK9gASelect map units consisting mainly of ironstone Outcrop geomorphologyMatteCompilation___M'@Select lowangle faults that are extensional in originMatteCompilationPPP>'>Select locations of the Hayden Lake stockMatteCompilationCCC1'=Select locations of shale where bedding dips greater than 30 degrees in the downhill directionMatteCompilationSA|xxfg<Select locations of geochemical analyses of intrusive rocks that are ilmenite bearingMatteCompilationppp^';Select locations of all samples dated by the U/Pb method using the mineral titanite and returning an age between 1345 and 1326 MaMatteCompilation':Select liquefiable soils within the 100year flood plainMatteCompilationRRR@'9Select linesymbols for ``contact, meets the map accuracy standard''MatteCompilation^^^L'8Select lineations created by crushing and streaking of mineral grainsMatteCompilation___M'7Select lineation and foliation measurements that were measured together as pairs on a single foliation surfaceMatteCompilationSAvg6Select linear symbols that intersect with planar symbolsMatteCompilationSAVRR@g5Select limestone units in areas that receive more than 20 inches annual precipitationMatteCompilationooo]'2Select Late Pliocene terrace depositsMatteCompilation???-'1Select Late Pliocene lacustrine bedsMatteCompilation>>>,'0Select late Pleistocene shorelines of Lake BonnevilleMatteCompilationCQSOO=g/Select landslides in Clearwater Co., Idaho and separate by originating parent rock typeMatteCompilationqqq_'.Select lacustrine nearshore and bar depositsMatteCompilationGGG5'-Select L2 minorfold lineationsMatteCompilation999'',Select karst deposits underlying trailer parksMatteCompilationHHH6'+Select innergorgesMatteCompilation---'*Select ice flow directions within the Green Bay lobeMatteCompilationSARNN<g)Select Holocene landslide depositsMatteCompilation<<<*'(Select Holocene laharsMatteCompilation000''Select Holocene eolian silt depositsMatteCompilation>>>,'&Select Holocene bog or peat depositsMatteCompilation>>>,'=o$A |  # 7 | q 3Yy.^YZsSelect overturned bedsMatteCompilationSQ400grSelect outcrops that correspond to magnetic anomalies with amplitudes of 100 nT and greaterMatteCompilationSAyuucgqSelect outcrops of turbidites that correspond to magnetic anomalies with amplitudes of 100 nT and greaterMatteCompilationq'pSelect orthogneisses that originated as monzogranitic highlevel plutonsMatteCompilationbbbP'oSelect orthogneisses that have mylonitic fabrics and are intruded by alkalic plutonic and hypabyssal rocks of Triassic ageMatteCompilation'nSelect orthogneiss units that preserve porphyritic fabricMatteCompilationCQWSSAgmSelect organicrich peat deposits in areas other than permafrost locationsMatteCompilationdddR'lSelect northeastoriented fractures without calcite fillMatteCompilationRRR@'kSelect names of all Eocene unitsMatteCompilationSQ>::(gjSelect named foldsMatteCompilationSQ0,,giSelect named faultsMatteCompilationSQ1--ghSelect Miocene submarinefan deposits of Tertiary marine basins in the California Coast Ranges, but restrict the search to midfan faciesMatteCompilation'gSelect Miocene submarinefan deposits of Tertiary marine basins in the California Coast Ranges, but restrict the search to proximalfan faciesMatteCompilation'fSelect Miocene submarinefan deposits of Tertiary marine basins in the California Coast RangesMatteCompilationxxxf'eSelect mines in Miocene silicic volcanic rocksMatteCompilationHHH6'dSelect mine tailings within 3 m of a streamMatteCompilationSAIEE3gcSelect metasedimentary terranes metamorphosed to blueschist conditions in subduction zonesMatteCompilationCQxttbgbSelect metasedimentary rocks metamorphosed adjacent to plutonic intrusionsMatteCompilationSAhddRgaSelect metaquartzite that originally was medium to coarse grained highsilica shoreface dune sandMatteCompilation|||j'`Select metamorphic rocks formed in continentalcollision zonesMatteCompilationXXXF'_Select metagraywacke that originated as turbidite sandsMatteCompilationQQQ?'^Select metachertMatteCompilationSQ.**g]Select Mesozoic orthogneiss containing porphyroclasts of potassium feldsparMatteCompilationeeeS'\Select Mesozoic forearc nonmarine sedimentary depositsMatteCompilationPPP>'[Select Mesozoic forearc marine sedimentary depositsMatteCompilationSQQMM;gZSelect Mesozoic backarc deposits containing gravityslide blocksMatteCompilation[[[I'YSelect maximum areal limits within which the surface trace of a specified fault could lieMatteCompilationSAwssagXSelect marine sedimentary rocks containing benthic foraminiferal faunas of the Mohnian StageMatteCompilationvvvd'WSelect marine deposits that formed in strandplain or barrierbar environmentsMatteCompilationhhhV'VSelect marble that originally was highmagnesium dolostoneMatteCompilationTTTB'USelect marble that originally was chertrich limestoneMatteCompilationPPP>'TSelect marble that originally was ``pure'' highcalcium limestoneMatteCompilation[[[I'SSelect map units in the area of (name of geographic feature)MatteCompilationSAZVVDgRSelect map units in the (northeast or other area of the map)MatteCompilationSAZVVDgQSelect map units having containing conglomeratic sandstone containing mud chipsMatteCompilationiiiW'PSelect map units dominated by sandstone having betweengrain argillaceous ``matrix''MatteCompilationnnn\'Wo!'8 O $  x pp#@|+Select rock units in which coal beds are interlayered with sandstone and organic mudrock bedsMatteCompilationwwwe'Select rock units containing trilobite faunas of the XYZ trilobite biomere of PalmerMatteCompilationSQrnn\gSelect rock units containing petroliferous blebs and (or) stringersMatteCompilationSQa]]KgSelect rock units containing elevated rareearth element abundancesMatteCompilation]]]K'Select roads that overlie units with greater than 5% gypsum that are within 150 feet of the surfaceMatteCompilationSA}}kgSelect rightlateral strikeslip faults with unknown amount of offsetMatteCompilation___M'Select rightlateral strikeslip faults with 1 km or greater offsetMatteCompilation]]]K'Select reversely polarized early Pleistocene basaltMatteCompilationMMM;'Select reverse faults that cut Neogene depositsMatteCompilationSAMII7gSelect recent shorelines to show dune migrations and beach erosion at North Carolina's Outer BanksMatteCompilation|||j'Select Quaternary units having active sand and gravel quarriesMatteCompilationSA\XXFgSelect quartzose hornfels that contains <5% biotiteMatteCompilationCQQMM;gSelect pullapart basin deposits that accumulated within the San Andreas transformfault systemMatteCompilationyyyg'Select provenances of sand sources of the Arkansas RiverMatteCompilationSAVRR@gSelect protoliths of Paleozoic ageMatteCompilation<<<*'Select protoliths of late Proterozoic ageMatteCompilationAMGCC1gSelect polygons of unit XYZ where sedimentary bedding is overturned beneath thrust faults of midTertiary ageMatteCompilationu'Select polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification was made on the basis of extrapolation, and tell me the basis for the identification (binoculars, aerial photos, TM imagery, etc.)MatteCompilation'Select polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification was made on the basis of outcrop examinationMatteCompilationp'Select polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification is little more than a guessMatteCompilationqqq_'Select polygons of unit X where the mapunit identification is based on compiled sources, and identify the sourceMatteCompilationy'Select polygons of rock units having acid neutralizing capacity, even if a minor lithology in the unitMatteCompilationn'~Select polygons in which the XYZ shale dips northwestward greater than 25 degrees on slopes steeper than 10 degreesMatteCompilation{'}Select plutonic rocks formed in anorogenic continentalinterior settingsMatteCompilationbbbP'|Select plutonic rock units that weather into torsMatteCompilationCQOKK9g{Select plutonic rock units that have exfoliating structureMatteCompilationCQXTTBgzSelect playas in Hale Co., Texas and fit them to a drainage patternMatteCompilation]]]K'ySelect planar symbols that intersect with other planar symbolsMatteCompilationSA\XXFgxSelect phosphate deposits located upstream from cities greater than 50,000 populationMatteCompilationSAsoo]gwSelect parts of the map compiled from the original mapping of Smith (1946)MatteCompilationdddR'vSelect Paleozoic rock units that contain fossils having Hercynian provincial affinitiesMatteCompilationqqq_'uSelect Paleozoic rock units that contain fossils having Appalachian provincial affinitiesMatteCompilationsssa'tSelect paleocurrent lineations between 115 and 180MatteCompilationLLL:'*o# + # @  R M @+fn*U$O~Select spatial patterns of crestlines for Holocene barchan dunesMatteCompilationE@CFjfZHoSelect some outcrops of the Gosport Sand in AlabamaMatteCompilationMMM;'Select solemark lineations between 115 and 180MatteCompilationIII7'Select slopemovement scarps only in residual soil or colluvium developed over limestoneMatteCompilationrrr`'Select slopefailure deposits that consist of slump blocksMatteCompilationTTTB'Select slopefailure deposits that consist of earthflowsMatteCompilationRRR@'Select slopefailure deposits of late Holocene age, irrespective of originMatteCompilationdddR'Select slickenside lineations trending between 045 and 115MatteCompilationTTTB'Select slickenside lineations on lowangle normal dipslip faultsMatteCompilation@gg[I/Select slickenside lineationsMatteCompilation777%7Select sinkholes in section 12 and calculate the mean, median and mode of their diametersMatteCompilationR@sa/Select segments of the VincentOrocopiaChocolate Mountain thrust system that were reactivated by OligoceneMiocene extensionMatteCompilation'Select sedimentary rocks classified according to Pettijohn ()MatteCompilationWWWE'Select sedimentary rocks classified according to Folk (1968)MatteCompilationVVVD'Select schist and gneiss containing porphyoblasts of cordieriteMatteCompilationCQ]YYGgSelect sandstones classified according to McBride ()MatteCompilationNNN<'Select sandstones classified according to Friedman ()MatteCompilationOOO='Select sandstones classified according to Folk (1968)MatteCompilationOOO='Select sandstones classified according to Dickinson ()MatteCompilationPPP>'Select sandstone outcrops with permeabilities over 1 md in aquifer recharge areasMatteCompilationkkkY'Select sand and gravel units where the gravel:sand ratio exceeds 2:1 and where the average clast size is <5 cmMatteCompilationv'Select sand and gravel units where the clasts consist of unweathered metavolcanicsMatteCompilationCQpllZgSelect sand and gravel units where the clasts are highly weathered granitic and metamorphic rocksMatteCompilation{{{i'Select sand and gravel units where the average clast size is <5 cmMatteCompilationCQ`\\JgSelect rocks having two prograde metamorphic agesMatteCompilationCALCQKK9gSelect rocks having midProterozoic prograde upper amphibolite metamorphism followed by late Proterozoic retrograde metamorphism to greenschist faciesMatteCompilation'Select rockfall potential in relation to specific map unitsMatteCompilationMCYUUCgSelect rock units with Sr(initial) ratios greater than .706MatteCompilationSAYUUCgSelect rock units that have mylonitic deformational fabrics and display SC indicatorsMatteCompilationppp^'Select rock units that have mylonitic deformational fabrics and also have mullion structuresMatteCompilationvvvd'Select rock units that have deformational fabrics transitional between brittle and ductileMatteCompilationCQxttbgSelect rock units that have cataclastic deformational fabrics and are cut by lowangle listric faultsMatteCompilationm'Select rock units that display SC indicatorsMatteCompilationGGG5'Select rock units in which the prevailing sandstonebody geometry is sheet sandsMatteCompilationjjjX'Select rock units in which the prevailing sandstonebody geometry is shoe string sandsMatteCompilationqqq_'ao!+u K C m y 1 cnYlM^#Select the distribution of the Black Hand Sandstone in Hocking County, OhioMatteCompilationeeeS'Select the distribution of Quaternary alluvium greater than 20 feet thick in Adams County, OhioMatteCompilationyyyg'Select the distribution of Paleozoic and older rocksMatteCompilationNNN<'Select the distribution of glauconitebearing rocksMatteCompilationMMM;'Select the distribution of Formation Y and all its stratigraphic equivalentsMatteCompilationf@ SQvrfToSelect the distribution of formation x, including all its membersMatteCompilationSQ_[[IgSelect the distribution of all Upper Freeport coal greater than 36 inches thick in Noble County, OhioMatteCompilationm'Select the distribution and thickness of colluvium derived from Pennsylvanian red claystones in Athens County, OhioMatteCompilation@ {/Select the bedrock topography of Williams County, OhioMatteCompilation+@ \\P>/Select the attitude data for all sedimentary units that have a bed thickness less than 1 footMatteCompilationwwwe'Select the alltime glacial limit in northwestern North AmericaMatteCompilationYYYG'Select Tertiary rock units that contain fossils having Tethyan provincial affinitiesMatteCompilationJ@ zzn\/Select Tertiary nonmarine deposits where the mudrock:grainrock ratio is greater than 2:1MatteCompilationrrr`'Select Tertiary nonmarine deposits of lacustrine origin that have gypsum or anhydrite greater than 5% by volumeMatteCompilationw'Select Tertiary alluvialfan deposits dominated by debrisflow depositional processesMatteCompilationooo]'Select synorogenic volcanic rocks in the upper plate of Tertiary detachment faultsMatteCompilationlllZ'Select synorogenic volcanic rocks in Miocene extensional nonmarine basinsMatteCompilationcccQ'Select synorogenic plutonic rocks of Andeanmargin typeMatteCompilationQQQ?'Select synorogenic plutonic rocksMatteCompilation;;;)'Select surficial deposits younger than 250,000 years that are cut by thrust faultsMatteCompilationlllZ'Select surficial deposits with a shearwave velocity less than 200 meters per secondMatteCompilationnnn\'Select surficial deposits that have welldeveloped surface armorMatteCompilationZZZH'Select surficial deposits that have no depositional morphology preservedMatteCompilationbbbP'Select surficial deposits that have depositional morphology preservedMatteCompilationCQc__MgSelect surficial deposits that have clast populations dominated by carbonate rock, whether dolostone or limestoneMatteCompilationy'Select surficial deposits having open fractures striking between 045 degrees and 090 degrees, with fracture spacing denser than 1 fracture per meterMatteCompilationSAgSelect surficial deposits having fractures that are partly closed by calicheMatteCompilationSAjffTgSelect surficial deposits having average standardpenetration values less than N=20MatteCompilationmmm['Select strikeslip faults that have known sinistral movement between 450 and 423 MaMatteCompilationmmm['Select stretching lineationsMatteCompilation666$'Select stations at which multiple structural orientations are recordedMatteCompilationCALCf``NgSelect spatial patterns of crests of Pleistocene terminal morainesMatteCompilationCF`\\JgSelect spatial patterns of crests of Pleistocene lateral morainesMatteCompilation[[[I'goz) \ E < 7-9#QCO8Select thrust faults of the Penokean orogeny that were reactivated during the Midcontinent riftMatteCompilationzzzh'Select the type section of the ____ unit?MatteCompilationCCC1'Select the type section locality for the Anakeesta FormationMatteCompilationMDZVVDgSelect the terminal moraine of the Miller Creek FormationMatteCompilationSSSA'Select the rock units in the map set, generalized at stratigraphic Group level or equivalentMatteCompilationvvvd'Select the outcrop pattern of the Olentangy Shale in Delaware County, OhioMatteCompilationdddR'Select the maximum seaward extent of lowershoreface units in the Ferron sandstoneMatteCompilation@xxlZ/Select the maximum extent of ejecta blankets associated with buried meteor impactsMatteCompilation@??|xlZoSelect the map polygons that are tillMatteCompilation???-'Select the locations of all sites with mineralogic data in section 8, T12N, R3EMatteCompilationp@SAyuiWoSelect the location of slopemovement scarps where dips in the Reedsville Shale are greater than 25 percentMatteCompilation`@s/Select the location of slopemovement scarps on southwestfacing, treeless slopesMatteCompilationkkkY'Select the location of outwash deposits of the Chippewa lobeMatteCompilationCQZVVDgSelect the location of all till bluffs over 15 feet high along the Lake Erie coastlineMatteCompilation9@SA|p^oSelect the location of all terraces > 3m above the flood plainMatteCompilationSA\XXFgSelect the location of all sand deposits greater than 15 feet thick within 10 feet of the surface in Hamilton County, OhioMatteCompilation'Select the location of all probable karst areas of western OhioMatteCompilationneed geologic criteria}}YG/Select the location of all Pleistocene lacustrine deposits in Muskingum County, OhioMatteCompilationnnn\'Select the location of all mapped faults with Holocene displacementMatteCompilation]]]K'Select the location of all known kimberlitesMatteCompilationFFF4'Select the location of all gravel deposits greater than 15 feet thick that are more that 100 feet from the high water mark of the Great Miami River in OhioMatteCompilation'Select the location of all glacial bog deposits greater that 10 feet thick in Franklin County, OhioMatteCompilation}}}k'Select the location of all economic crushedsandstone aggregate resources in Wayne National Forest in OhioMatteCompilationr'Select the location of all Columbus Limestone in Ohio that has 25 feet or less of glacial coverMatteCompilationyyyg'Select the location of all buried valleys in Shelby County that are filled with Pleistocene sand and gravelMatteCompilations'Select the location of all abandoned underground coal mines beneath the Interstate Route 70 corridor from Newark to St. Clairsville in OhioMatteCompilation*@/Select the location of all abandoned Berea Sandstone quarries in Cuyahoga County, OhioMatteCompilationppp^'Select the location and orientation of all mapped bedrock fractures in Summit County, OhioMatteCompilation7@SAtboSelect the distribution of unconsolidated, highlevel Pliocene sediments flanking the Scioto River Valley from Columbus to Portsmouth in OhioMatteCompilationG@/Select the distribution of the Kope Formation in Butler and Hamilton Counties, OhioMatteCompilation@ yym[/LVAL: X  R k I  t%eAG:9!Select all map units that contain a component described as 'lithology class name' in a specified range of fractions. Requires searching oSelect all map units that contain a component described as 'lithology class name' in a specified range of fractions. Requires searching of list of lithology components along with a fraction criteria. Fraction criteria could be less than X, greater than X, between X and Y, etc.Associate a set of values on a particular description type (genetic origin, depo environ) each with a unique symbolGiven a set of points and polygons, find the polygons that contain one or more points or find points that are within one or more polygons.general case for e.g. selecting all bedding orientation measurements; analogous to selecting polygons by map unit classificationSelect map units from a pre-defined list of units (a map legend) that meets a criteria based on values in one or more description fields.Identify singular features in geometric data set that represent geologic bodies with a certain geometryCovers cases like "Is this map unit igneous?" Is a particular classification (or one of its subtypes) instance linked with a particular object.Given one or more map unit classifications, select polygons within an extent that are classified in that map unit (or one of its sub units)a general question like this would require that the database have a classification of description to identify descriptions that are 'analytical data'question must be couched in specific geologic criteria (e.g. Weakly to moderately indurated Holocene alluvium with no glassy volcanic rocks, no strongly foliated rocks.. in the source area)need specific density criteria, and a dataset that describes fracture densityneed to ask question in terms of physical criteriacould also be treated as if have polygons defining metamorphic zones for particular metamorphic events. Approach used in categorization is map units have metamorphic grade, and an associated metamorphic event, which is assigned an age, allowing selection of map units, then selecting polygons classified to those map unitsinterpret to mean show outcrops of serpentiniteneed geologic criteria for rip-rap sourceneed to ask question based on geologic description criteriaRequires grid data, or continuous distribution of a spatially varying physical property.Requires distinction of origin age for protolith and origin age for metamorphism--need data structure for sequential history of an objectwhat does geochemical signature mean???Bulk mean density could be replaced by any physical property'recessive slope-former' must have a formal definition to address this query. Must assume that 'What' means 'Which rock units'would have to specify what measurements are meantShow Pleistocene lacustrine deposits, show Pleistocene river channels is outside scope, unless couch as 'show Pleistocene fluvial deposits'.I can't think of a situation where this would be the case, can you?assume this is asking for locations where facing is determined based on observed features in rock or known stratigraphic sequenceneed geologic description criteriaassume means select polygons where sandstone is dipping Whave to define seaward in geographic terms. Guess this is supposed to display a line marking the eastward pinch out of lower-shoreface units in Ferron; this would have to use subsurface units.This becomes intractable if there are multiple impact sites over an area comparable in size to the spatial domain over which the question is posed? Need classification of description types that allows identification of descriptions that are 'mineralogical'$o$Ai j K 1 |  - }:e1&z'Were initial isotopic ratios calculated for radiogenic isotopes?MatteCompilationMD^ZZHg&Were data generated in more than one laboratory (chemical lab, isotope lab, wet chemistry, dry chemistry, etc.)MatteCompilationE@w/%This file must contain XYZ information as well as metadataMatteCompilationTTTB'$Superimpose all mapped faults, including dip information, in region where Cenozoic basin fill geology has been removedMatteCompilationCQ~g#Show sample locations and references for UPb zircon dates by ion microprobe (from national geochronological database)MatteCompilation~'"Selected sandstones classified according to Pettijohn ()MatteCompilationRRR@'!Select Wisconsin moraines in Iowa and fit to a soil moisture map of IowaMatteCompilationCQfbbPg Select white rocksMatteCompilation,,,7Select where well data indicate alluvial thicknesses of 500 ft and greater;MatteCompilationCQieeSgSelect where there is peat in FloridaMatteCompilation???-'Select where there is peat in contact with Pleistocene limestone in FloridaMatteCompilationeeeS'Select where there is less than 50 feet of glacial deposits on Middle Proterozoic mafic intrusive rocksMatteCompilationo'Select where the geothermal gradient exceeds 4.0 degrees C when it intersects Pennsylvanian shalesMatteCompilationSA||jgSelect where I should not buy a houseMatteCompilation???-'Select wells that penetrate to the Precambrian and the type of rockMatteCompilationAMa]]KgSelect volcanic rocks formed in islandarc settingsMatteCompilationMMM;'Select volcanic deposits that are highly weathered and easily excavatableMatteCompilationCQgccQgSelect upright bedding attitudes with dips greater than 45 degreesMatteCompilation@hh\J/Select units with shear zonesMatteCompilationSA;77%gSelect units with sedimentary rocks that dip more than 25 degreesMatteCompilation[[[I'Select units with more than 5 meters of unconsolidated surficial materialMatteCompilationcccQ'Select units with less than 2 meters of unconsolidated surficial materialMatteCompilationAMgccQgSelect units with joints or fractures with less than 2meter spacingMatteCompilation^^^L' Select units with highcalcium limestoneMatteCompilationBBB0' Select units with high acidrockdrainage potentialMatteCompilation$@YYM;/ Select units where the Tyee Sandstone is dipping westMatteCompilation;@[[O=/ Select units underlain by Tyee SandstoneMatteCompilationSAFBB0gSelect units underlain by the Tertiary White River GroupMatteCompilationRRR@'Select units of thinly laminated to thinbedded limestone interlayered with lenses of fissil shaleMatteCompilation|||j'Select units consisting homogeneously of lenticular thick to very thick bedded sandstone and pebbly sandstoneMatteCompilationw'Select unconsolidated sand and gravel deposits that overlie granitic rockMatteCompilationSAgccQgSelect unconsolidated sand and gravel deposits located within 20 miles of cities greater than 50,000MatteCompilation~~~l'Select U/Pb age determinations performed at the Royal Ontario Museum geochronology labMatteCompilationMDtpp^gSelect thrust faults that overlie Mesozoic shaleMatteCompilationJJJ8'Select thrust faults that have been foldedMatteCompilationCFHDD2gSelect thrust faults that are reactivated Miocene normal faultsMatteCompilationCQ]YYGgo&v7 t ! l  Z  g T'Er*UHuOWhere are additional data available (library, Internet, internal memo, rumor, etc.)MatteCompilationMDqmm[gNWhen were initial radiogenic isotope ratios calculated (decay constants and isotopic abundances used)?MatteCompilationMDngMWhat is the Age of the surficial depositsMatteCompilationCCC1'LWhat units have combined ledgeforming and slopeforming weathering profiles?MatteCompilationgggU'KWhat units form badlands geomorphology?MatteCompilationSAEAA/gJWhat units crop out as resistant ledge or cliffforming units?MatteCompilationYYYG'IWhat units crop out as prominent hogbacks?MatteCompilationSAHDD2gHWhat techniques were used to determine isotopic abundances or ratios?MatteCompilationMDc__MgGWhat rocks in a give area are similar to a specified rock?MatteCompilationCQXTTBgFWhat rock in a particular region contains the most biotite?MatteCompilationCQYUUCgEWhat rock bodies (map units) overlie a particular angular unconformityMatteCompilationSAd``NgDWhat potential riprap sources lie within 20 km of a railroad?MatteCompilation+@ddXF/CWhat playa deposits lie within 50 km of Cenozoic epithermal gold systems?MatteCompilationSAgccQgBWhat percent of the Ashley Formation is shallow marine?MatteCompilationRRR@'@What orientations are caves likely to have in carbonate deposits of XYZ mountains?MatteCompilation=@CF|xlZo?What map units contain gravel in their upper part?MatteCompilationLLL:'>What kind of isotope(s) is reported (radiogenic, stable)?MatteCompilationMDWSSAg=What kind of fault rocks occur along this fault?MatteCompilationSANJJ8g<What is under my house (or vacation property)? 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For example, a query for any hornblende-bearing map units should return map units containing amphibolite even if the modal mineralogy for that particular amphibolite is not recorded in the data base.Cases that require determining if a constituent in a fractional analyses is with in a given range of abundance.Cases that report a description for an instance or a classificationCases that require description of a Geologic surface (fault or contact)Cases that duplicate combinations of already cataloged casesCases for which the meaning of the query has multiple interpretationsCases that select lines or polygons that intersect a given set of polygons or set of lines.Cases that report metadata for classification relationships, I.e. who made classification, classification confidenceCases that match an origin description with a criteriaCases that match a chemical analysis description with a criteriaCases that match a modal mineralogy description with a criteriaCases that require description rock bodies beneath that at the mapping surface.Cases that require description at the feature level (I.e. continuous variations, anomalies& )Cases that require classification of geologic surfacesCases that require knowledge of classification of adjacent polygonsCases that require knowledge of spatial relationships between rock bodies and surfaces or other rock bodies (A overlies B; A is in hanging wall of fault Z, etc.)Cases that require knowledge of spatial relationships between rock bodies and surfaces (hanging-wall footwall relationships to faults)Cases for which conditions must be met in order for the query to executeCases that select points, lines or polygons based on some criteria.Cases that match a map unit description with multiple criteria of different kindsCases that require knowledge of stratigraphic relationships between rock volume unitsCases that match a controlled rock type classification term with a criteria (subsumption)Cases that match a petrographic description with a criteriaCases that match a lithology description with a criteriaCases that match a genesis description with a criteriaCases that match an age description against an age criteriaCases that select of one or more map units from a legend (or other specified collection of map unit classifications)8PT,I m 1 p M  U & c 4 n -  V)oB{4h+e0_: ^0jDRLine geometry\@(!QDescription logic queryH@'+PHierarchyH@&OFracture density and orientationD@%4(NProject Personell?@$%MProject subjects2@#$LMetadata, projectC@"%KLegend operations`@!%JAlteration descriptionY@ *IHot Link:@HTopology.@GWell descriptionsj@%FLocation UncertaintyH@(EPTt pathl@DThickness<@CData entry0@BCompose Map2@ACartographic featureM@(@Buffer feature\@"?Description-Feature link@, >Classification relationship@/#=Fossils+@<Fractional Analysis report@.";Mines & mineralization<@*:Rock type protolith relationshipP@4(9Metadata, age assignmentw@, 8Metadata report, Citations4@."7Aggregate dataV@ "6Metadata report, dataset]@ , 5Metadata report, feature level descriptionb@ >24Structure geometry|@ &3Grid operationsu@ #2Stratigraphic thickness, isopachsm@5)1Ordering sequence@%0Alteration types6@$/Outside ScopeC@!.Polygon boundary (line) associationO@7+-Tectonic SettingL@$,Report#@+Point in polygon?@$*Metamorphic grade8@%)Volcanic Rock source@&((Grain SizeC@%'Grain Sortingw@$!&Shear zone@#%Fractional analysis, abundance order@"8,$Rock Body ShapeU@!##Polygon Intersection queryN@ .""Soil Description/@$!Spatial feature dimension@@-! Surface morphologyg@&Map Unit Reporti@#Name Queryj@Default Lithology description @1%Fractional analyses rangeq@-!Description ReportE@&Geologic Surface descriptionI@0$Duplicate>@AmbiguousG@Line-Polygon intersection queries]@5)Metadata, Classificationv@, Origin8@Chemical CompositionB@(MineralogyA@Subsurface InformationQ@*Feature level descriptiona@-!Geologic surface classification8@ 3'Adjacent polygon classificationE@ 3' Geometrical Relationships, rock body@ 8, Tectonic position@ % Conditional validityJ@ ( Select geometric feature queriesE@4(Map Unit description queryS@."Stratigraphic relationshipsW@/#Rock type (classification)[@."Petrography=@Lithology (physical description):@4(Genesis8@Age=@ Map Unit Queryv@"LVAL-fR K Z E  J  d tBj"PT"WYjCases that require defining a region tCases that require defining a region that is the union of a number of polygonsQueries that require finding intersections between linesCases that require description of the nature of surficial materials (soil profile, rock weathering)metadata describing source of analyses (other than geochronologic), analytical techniqueCases that require using information about the geometry of an arc-- e.g. length, curvatureQueries that require comparing descriptions and determining similarityCases that require selecting the transitive closure of a general classCases that require description of fracture density and orientationCases that require association between a person and a projectCases that require subject keywords for projectsMetadata describing a project that produced data for the databasecases that involve building or editing map legends--associations between symbols and a meaningQueries that require description of alteration (how extensive, how intense, type, etc.)Cases that result in display of a linked graphic or textCases that are based on topology of polygonsCases that require identification of wells, kind of wells, and use description of subsurface from well.Cases that require description of spatial feature location uncertaintyCases that require description of sequence and age of metamorphic events (may be considered outside scope)Cases that require description of thickness of a rock unitCases that involve data entry and verificationCases that generate a map view with a new legendCases that require description of purely cartographic objects in a map viewCases that require generating a buffer of a specified width around a point line or polygonCases that require description at the feature level. (explicit link between a feature (point, line, polygon..?) and a description (fault orientation, slickenside orientation-fault link).Cases that select spatial features based on association with a particular classification concept under a particular classification schemeCases that require description of fossilsCases that report the fraction for one or more specified classification bins in a fractional analysis (e.g. % mica, % gravel)Cases that require description of mines and mineralizationCases that require association between a metarmophic rock and a protolith rockCases that require knowledge of metadata for age assignments--eg select all U-Pb dates assigned to map units in area.Cases that report citations linked to data objectsCases that require determining average or other statistics from a collection of dataCases that report measurement techniques, errors, and accuracy valid for an entire dataset.Cases that report uncertainties in quantitative descriptions, reliability of a map, data densityCases that require quantitative description of orientation of primary or tectonic structures in a rock body (dipping > 50)Cases that require description of continuously varying data (stratigraphic thickness, surface slope, roughness& )Cases that require knowledge of contiunous spatial thickness variations, either based on a grid or isopachsCases that match ordering of objects in a sequence (e.g. granulite metamorphism before greenschist metamorphism, plagioclase more abundant than quartz)Cases that require classification of rock alterationCases that require information outside scope of geologic map dataCases that require association of a polygon with lines that bound the polygonCases that require classification of the tectonic setting of rock genesis.Cases that return a list or tableCases that require determining if a point is within a polygonCases that require classification of metamorphic grade6 U+` \ ^Report geologic map indexL@-!]Description relationship6@, \Deposit depositional/genetic Structure descriptionS@F:[Surface geomorphologic feature classification@A5ZDeformation fabric description;@2&YEngineering geology'@'XStructure descriptionT@)WArea of influence(@%VPolygon UnionP@,!ULine-line intersection:@+*TSurfical lithology descriptione@*2&SMetadata, analytical descriptionZ@)4( LVAL ЬJg1 Cases that require the existence of a polygon coverage that represents the areas over which individual structural measurements are extrapolated. TCases that require the existence of a polygon coverage that represents the areas over which individual structural measurements are extrapolated. This coverage may be generated by the mapping geologist, or calculated using something like Voronoi polygons based on the measurement location point.Cases that require the existence of a polygon coverage that represents the areas over which individual structural measurements are extrapolated. This coverage may be generated by the mapping geologist, or calculated using something like Voronoi polygons based on the measurement location point.Cases that report a map displaying available geologic map data for an areacases that require relationships between descriptioncases that require description of primary structure in a deposit/rock volume unitcases that require spatial features to have classification as kind of surface geomorphic feature (shoreline, ridge crest, scarp, sink hole...)cases that require description of fabric in deformed rockCases relavent to engineering geologycases that require description of individual structures (fractures, faults, folds)  @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @       !"# $!%"&#'$(%)&*'+(,)-*.+/,0-1.2/30415263748596:7;8<9=:>;?<@=A>B?C@DAEBFCGDHEIFJGKHLIMJNKOLPMQNROSTUVWXYZ[\ ] ^   @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @       !"# $!%"&#'$(%)&*'+(,)-*.+/,0-1.2/30415263748596:7;8<9=:>;?<@=A>B?C@DAEBFCGDHEIFJGKHLIMJNKOLPMQNROSTUVWXYZ[\ ] ^ ZY6N66Y Y  Y F Y 8 Y d IndexBRJ_categoriesBRJ_classJAW_query formQuestiondddYPrimaryKeyv18s S K 1  =  \]6@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all hillslope materials and colluvium except those formed by sheet-wash processesJF5@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all alluvial deposits except for alluvial-fan depositsJF4@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all lacustrine beds that contain Lava Creek B tephraJF3@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all contact metamorphosed zones containing a particular mineral in a geographic areaJF2@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect orthogneisses that have mylonitic fabricsJF1@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all cataclastic rocksJF0@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all granulite-facies metamorphic rocks and charnockitesJF.@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all subvolcanic intrusive rocksJF,@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all hornblende-bearing plutonic rocksJF*@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect rhyolite dikestJF(@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all andesitic and basaltic volcanic rocksJF&@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect all charnockites and granulite-facies metamorphic rocksJF$@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect areas where 12 to 17 Ma old welded ashflow tuffs contain chloritized conglomeratic clastic dikesJF"@?AgeSQSelect all rocks metamorphosed in a particular age or age range @?AgeMDHow was the metamorphic age determined?j@?AgeMDHow was the age of this unit determined?l@?AgeSQSelect all rock units that include a particular Stage@?AgeSQSelect all rocks of a particular age and older (or younger)@?AgeCQSelect surficial deposits younger than X yearsx@?AgeSQSelect all rocks older than (or younger than) a particular age@?AgeSQSelect all rocks of a particular age rangep??AgeSQSelect all rocks of a particular agedP _ < (  (0[lE@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect rock units with particular combinations of lithologiesvrD@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all rocks with a particular dominant lithologyvrD@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all rock units containing a particular lithologyvrC@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all rocks of a particular lithologyvrC@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect Late Pliocene volcanic rocks (or sources)JFB@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect the felsic intrusive rocks younger that 65 MaJFB@?Rock type (classification)SASelect contacts between Laramide plutons and Mississippian LimestoneJFA@?Rock type (classification)SASelect limestone units adjacent to plutonsJFA@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect alluvial deposits having well developed argillic horizonsJF@@?Rock type (classification)MDSelect all polygons mapped as landslides in a geographic area prior to the 1994 Northridge earthquakeJF@@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all lake depositszJF?@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all flood deposits|JF>@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all fluvial depositsJF=@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all stream deposits~JF<@?Rock type (classification)SASelect the distribution of eskers greater that 2 km in lengthJF;@?Rock type (classification)CQWhere are the oldest glacial deposits?JF:@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all deposits related to glacial activityJF9@?Rock type (classification)SQSelect all lacustrine depositsJF8@?Rock type (classification)MCWhat is under my house (or vacation property)? 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Anything susceptible to landslides?"JF7@?Rock type (classification)CQSelect colluvial materials but not those formed by sheet-wash processesJF"A  : I ?!PM@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all calderas in a geographic areavrL@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQWhat stratigraphic units have been metamorphosed?vrL@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all rocks of a particular age and lithologyvrK@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSASelect all tuffs associated with the Thunder Mountain caldera in Idaho, distinguishing those that are intracaldera from those lying outside the caldera marginvrK@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSASelect all pillow lavas associated with the Coast Range ophiolitevrJ@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all occurrences of obsidian that are not devitrifiedvrJ@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all granitoid rocks that are stained brownish-red, whether or not the stain is understood in terms of its mineralogy or its geochemistryvrI@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all rocks of a particular colorvrI@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all plutonic felsic rocks that have porphyritic textures with a fine-grained groundmass2vrH@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSASelect units with shear zones and silicic plutonic rocksvrH@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all plutonic felsic rocks with 2 micasvrG@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all syenitic rocksvrG@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect units with ultrabasic rocks as a componentvrF@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect units where basic igneous rocks dominatevrF@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionMCSelect bedrock vs. alluviumvrE@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all rock types in a listvr & 9  SR@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect units containing varved mudrockvrQ@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSASelect polygons where smectite-bearing mudrock dips steeper than 15 degrees vrQ@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all limestone and marble units, as well as mapped sinkholesvr@Q@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect units with Mesozoic sedimentary rocks at the surfacevrQ@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect polygons of nonmarine sedimentary deposits where pebbly conglomeratic sandstone constitutes more than 50% of the map unitvvrP@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all Tertiary deposits, marine or nonmarine, that consist mainly of sandstone, and re-select for those deposits dominated by well-sorted, clean sandstonevrP@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect sand and gravel units where the gravel:sand ratio exceeds 2:1vr@P@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCALCSelect all gravel deposits larger than 0.5 hazrP@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCFWhat is the percent gravel in all surficial materials, incremented by 10%, between 25% and 75%?4vrO@?Lithology (physical description) and composition??Select map units containing gravel in their upper partvrO@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all units composed of clayey lodgement tillvrN@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all units with particle-size distributions of more that 20% XvrN@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionAMSelect a particular lithology that is also coarse grainedvrM@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCALCHow many different rock types are present in a given area?zr | /?r [V@?Stratigraphic relationsSASelect granitic intrusions into limestoneD@@V@?Stratigraphic relationsCQSelect all intrusive contacts of a particular ageD@V@?Stratigraphic relationsSQSelect all intrusive contacts~D@U@?Petrography and mineralogyCALCSelect units where the mudrock:grainrock ratio is greater than 2:1NFU@?Petrography and mineralogySQSelect all occurrences of coexisting mineral-X and mineral-YJF@U@?Petrography and mineralogyCQSelect all volcanic rocks having ophitic textureJFU@?Petrography and mineralogyCQSelect all rapakivi-textured hypabyssal and plutonic rocksJFT@?Petrography and mineralogyCQSelect all equigranular plutonic rocks of tonalitic compositionJFT@?Petrography and mineralogyCQSelect all porphyritic plutonic rocksJF@T@?Petrography and mineralogyCQSelect all extrusive igneous rock units that contain sanidineJFT@?Petrography and mineralogyCQSelect all units of lithology A containing more than X amounts of mineral YJFS@?Petrography and mineralogySQSelect the distribution of mineral X-bearing rocksJFS@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQWhat map units contain gravel in their upper partvr@S@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect all sedimentary rocks that are made up of turbiditesvrS@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all sedimentary rocks which contain abundant, well preserved trilobite fossils vrR@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect all fine-grained siliciclastic sedimentary rocks that are organic-richvrR@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionCQSelect areas where basaltic cobbles have been observed in the conglomerates of the Muddy Creek FormationFvr@R@?Lithology (physical description) and compositionSQSelect units consisting mainly of bioclastic limestonevrC ? : 9!+@[@?Genesis and originMCDistinguish outwash-plain deposits from morainal deposits:6[@?Genesis and originSQSelect lacustrine near-shore and bar deposits:6Z@?Genesis and originSASelect metasedimentary rocks metamorphosed adjacent to plutonic intrusions:6Z@?Genesis and originSQWhere are rocks metamorphosed to a particular facies and higher?:6@Z@?Genesis and originCQSelect all recent volcanic eruptions and flows (< 2000 years ago):6Z@?Genesis and originSQSelect all dome depositsj:6Y@?Genesis and originSQSelect all lava flow depositst:6Y@?Genesis and originCQSelect all intrusive rocks that are foliated:6@Y@?Genesis and originSQSelect all flood basalth:6Y@?Stratigraphic relationsAMWhere does lithology A underlie lithology BD@X@?Stratigraphic relationsAMSelect depositional contacts that overlie angular unconformitiesD@X@?Stratigraphic relationsCQSelect shale that lies stratigraphically above Pennsylvanian limestoneD@@X@?Stratigraphic relationsCQSelect the distribution of Quaternary alluvium greater than 20 feet thick in a geographic areaD@X@?Stratigraphic relationsSASelect where there is peat in contact with Pleistocene limestone in a geographic areaD@W@?Stratigraphic relations??Select the thickness of alluvium in the Red River reach from point A to point B (assuming these points could be digitally located)HD@W@?Stratigraphic relationsSASelect areas where diamictons less than 2 m thick overlie well bedded, well sorted depositsD@@W@?Stratigraphic relationsCQSelect loess deposits that are greater than 2 m thickD@W@?Stratigraphic relationsSASelect areas where the XRAY schist and the PQR greenstone appear to be depositionally stacked rather than structurally stacked@D@V@?Stratigraphic relationsSASelect areas where the XYZ unit cross-cuts the ABC unitD@oC ( Q  aI]@`@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect all units containing fossil localities of a particular agePL `@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect a particular fossil localities in a particular rock unitPL`@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSQSelect all occurrences of a particular fossilPL_@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect fossil localities that conflict with age assignments of unitsPL_@?AlterationSASelect areas of a particular alteration type*&@_@?AlterationCQSelect volcanic deposits that are highly weathered and easily excavatable*&_@?AlterationSAHow extensive is the hydrothermal alteration near ____?*&^@?AlterationSQSelect all areas of altered rockj*&^@?Genesis and originCQSelect map units containing sandstones having sole marks:6@^@?Genesis and originSQSelect map units dominated by matrix-supported pebbly conglomerate:6^@?Genesis and originCQSelect map units containing sandstones having graded bedding and dominated by base-truncated Bouma BCD intervals:6]@?Genesis and originCQSelect map units containing sandstones having graded bedding:6]@?Genesis and originCQSelect map units containing sandstones having eolian cross bedding:6@]@?Genesis and originCQWhere can I find nonmarine Cretaceous rocks in a geographic area?:6]@?Genesis and originSQSelect all debris-avalanche deposits:6\@?Genesis and originSQSelect map units consisting of turbidite deposits:6\@?Genesis and originSQWhat is the transport direction of eolian sand?:6@\@?Genesis and originCQSelect slope-failure deposits that consist of slump blocks:6\@?Genesis and originCQSelect slope-failure deposits that consist of earthflows:6[@?Genesis and originSASelect ice flow directions within the Green Bay lobe:6[@?Genesis and originCQSelect the location of outwash deposits of the Chippewa lobe:6 E ! , Egp`b@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESASelect map units in the area of (name of geographic feature)TP@b@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURECQGiven a set of user-defined characteristics; where are these criteria met?TP b@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESQSelect the distribution of formation x, including all its membersTPb@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESQSelect the distribution of Formation Y and all its stratigraphic equivalentsTPa@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESQSelect names of all Eocene unitsTPa@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESQSelect all map units that consist of two or more units mapped undividedTPa@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESQSelect all rocks of a particular Supergroup, Group, Formation, etc.TPa@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect all polygons of the Right Formation and the Wrong Formation, where the two formations are in stratigraphic contact with each otherbPL`a@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSAWhat rock bodies (map units) overlie a particular angular unconformityPL@a@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect the unconformity separating Jurassic/Cretaceous from the Miocene unitsPL a@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSQSelect all unconformable contactsPLa@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect contacts separating non-intrusive bedrock units that are not in stratigraphic orderPL`@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSASelect all depositional contacts that overlie angular unconformitiesPL`@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSQSelect all landslide contactsPL`@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYCQSelect units underlain by Tyee SandstonePL`@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSQSelect all units that are described as stacked (for example, silt over sand over gravel)PL``@?PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYSAWhere are fossil locations (or radiometric ages) in "this" unit (and only this unit)?PL5) u =8ed@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWho and/or what are the sources of data (references)?^Z`d@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhat are the precisions of the measurements?^Z@d@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDAre ages by different techniques the same or different?^Z d@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDAre age determinations available from different techniques and/or isotope systems?^Zd@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDHow was age of material determined?^Zc@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYAMWhat is the element(s) investigated?^Zc@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGY??Where is the location of the dated material?^Zc@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYAMWhat is the material investigated (rock type, mineral, liquid, gas)?^Zc@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDHow was the isotopic age of this unit determined?^Z`c@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYCQSelect all units with published ages of a particular type published after a particular date^Z@c@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYSQSelect all units with published ages of a particular type^Z c@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYSASelect all units having radiometric-age data^Zc@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURE??Select a stratigraphic relationship of all the units exposed in a geographic area and their textual descriptions4TPb@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATUREMDSelect all map units that change rank term (for example, from Formation to Member) within the map area TPb@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATUREMDSelect the type section locality for the Anakeesta FormationTPb@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATUREMCGeneralize the map so that it is shows undivided Supergroups or Groups, but break out particular units or sub-units as a separate map unithTPb@?ROCK-STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURESASelect map units in the (northeast or other area of the map)TP B i OzD-f@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONCQSuperimpose all mapped faults, including dip information, in region where Cenozoic basin fill geology has been removedH\Xf@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONMCCreate a "generalized geologic map" applying a standard or customized grouping of units \X`f@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONMCCreate a "lithologic map" by applying a standard or customized lithologic classification \X@f@?GEOCHEMISTRYSQSelect polygons of rock units having acid neutralizing capacity, even if a minor.* f@?GEOCHEMISTRYMCSelect units with high acid-rock-drainage potential.*f@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATAMDSelect all references and map notes that were cited to compile the geology of a geographic areaB>e@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATAMDWho has done geologic mapping in a geographic area?B>e@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATASQHow is the contact between two particular units defined on this map?B>e@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATASQWhat is the definition of this map unit?B>e@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATAMDWho mapped this contact?rB>`e@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATAMDSelect parts of the map compiled from the original mapping of person XB>@e@?FEATURE-LEVEL METADATAMDFrom what sources was this map element compiled?B> e@?ENERGY-RESOURCE QUERIESSQSelect rock units containing petroliferous blebs and (or) stringersD@e@?ENERGY-RESOURCE QUERIESCQSelect the distribution of a particular coal greater than 36 inches thick in a geographic areaD@d@?ENERGY-RESOURCE QUERIESCQSelect units containing coal seams thicker than one meter located in a geographic areaD@d@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYCQSelect locations of all samples dated by the method X using the mineral Y and returning an age within a given rangeD^Zd@?ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYSAWhere are radiometric ages in "this" unit (and only this unit)?^ZG%ny F I )2efwh@?Geologic ContactsSAIdentify lines (including contacts and faults) that separate formation polygons that are not directly adjacent to one another in the map legendV84h@?Geologic ContactsSQSelect all contacts that are mapped as unconformities84h@?Geologic ContactsCQSelect all (certain, approximate, inferred, concealed, or gradational) contacts84`h@?LINEAR AND PLANAR GEOLOGIC FEATURESCQSelect all paleostress indicators within 20 degrees of east-west orientation\X@h@?LINEAR AND PLANAR GEOLOGIC FEATURESSQSelect all strike & dips and other geologic symbols\X h@?LINEAR AND PLANAR GEOLOGIC FEATURESCALCSelect stations at which multiple structural orientations are recorded`Xh@?LINEAR AND PLANAR GEOLOGIC FEATURESAMBroad structural queries\Xg@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONCFWhat is the volume of basin fill unit A in this region?\Xg@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONSQSelect all units that should have scratch boundaries shown for all or part of the unit\Xg@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONSAAnything to help the user look for patterns in the data (do joints in one part of the map trend one way and in another part of the map trend a different way)\Xg@?DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONSQPrint out the paleontological data for specific sites used in making a 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Z ]&5`l@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect all faults that dip 60 degrees or greater@l@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect strike-slip faults that have known sinistral movement between 450 and 423 Ma, l@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect all normal and reverse faults in contact with stratified units of Triassic or Jurassic age; or all faults that offset Cretaceous and younger unitsl@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect all faults of specified age and typek@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect all rock units in and adjacent to a particular fault zone, or all faults of a fault systemHk@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)MCSelect all faults, classified according to relative movement (low-angle thrust, steep normal or reverse, sinistral or dextral strike-slip, etc.)k@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect all (certain, approximate, inferred, or concealed) faults(folds, )k@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect all (upright, overturned) (synclines, anticlines)`k@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SQSelect all areas of fault breccia@k@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect reverse faults that cut Neogene deposits k@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect units with shear zonesk@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect low-angle faults that are extensional in originj@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect the location of all mapped faults with displacement of a particular age or age range<*"M 0;F#X`n@?Non-Quantitative (annotation) point symbolsSQSelect all symbols for overturned synclinelh@n@?Joint planes (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)SASelect 20 to 30 Ma lacustrine limestones that have orthogonal joint sets n@?Foliation planes (Selected as a point at the Earth's surface)CQSelect foliation within non-metamorphic unitsn@?Fold-axial planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect fold-axial planes overturned to the SWm@?Fold-axial planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)MCSelect all folds (by type)m@?Fold-axial planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SQSelect named foldsm@?Fold-axial planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect all (certain, approximate, inferred, or concealed) foldsm@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect all faults that truncate or offset faults of late Pliocene or younger origin..`m@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect faults that offset only the youngest alluvium@m@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SASelect anywhere faults seem to have a circular pattern (or where clustered faults seem to have a lack of preferred orientation) m@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SQSelect all [map] units for which faults act as unit boundariesm@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SAIs this site within 50 km of a Quaternary fault?l@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SQSelect named faultsl@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)SQSelect faults having a NW-SE trendl@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect faults younger than X Mal@?Fault planes (Selected as a line at the Earth's surface)CQSelect thrust faults that are reactivated Miocene normal faults~9:y ~ 7|wqyp@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect all rock units with lithology X in California NPS unitsJFp@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect an index map listing all the geologic quadrangles at Glen Canyon NRA at 1:24,000 scaleJFo@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect all national parks in the US containing exposures of Cambrian rocksJFo@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect the distribution of rock unit X flanking the Scioto River Valley between points A and B.JFo@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect the locations of all sites with mineralogic data in section 8, T12N, R3EJFo@@Genetic structuresCQSelect map units containing sandstones having cross-laminations classified according to Allen ():6`o@@Rock type (classification)MCSelect a particular rock type classified according to a particular classification (ie. Folk (1968), Pettijohn (),McBride (),Friedman (),Dickinson (),Dunham (1962), Bathurst, etc.)JF@o@@PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHYCQSelect all units of black shale whose known or suspected age coincides with some part of the Nemagraptus gracilis graptolite zoneRPL o@@DATA-BASE AND MAP-UNIT MANIPULATIONMCCreate a "lithogeochemical map" (showing general lithologic and hydrogeochemical characteristics) by applying a standard or customized reclassification of rock units as in http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/wri/wri994000\Xo@?Non-Quantitative (annotation) point symbolsSQSelect all symbols for subsurface-boring locationslhn@?Non-Quantitative (annotation) point symbolsCQSelect line-symbols for "contact, meets the map accuracy standard"lhn@?Non-Quantitative (annotation) point symbolsSQSelect all bar-and-ball fault symbolslhn@?Non-Quantitative (annotation) point symbolsCQSelect all double-arrow symbols for right-lateral strike-slip faultslhn@?Non-Quantitative (annotation) point symbolsSQSelect all symbols for upright anticlinelh290_ t  Q G F p;TUlpq@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect drainage patterns and fit to regional lineaments (or regional structural trends)0,`q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCFSelect playas and fit them to a drainage pattern0,Pq@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCALCSelect sinkholes and calculate the mean, median and mode of their diameters4,@q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCFSelect areas whose patterns resemble dunes0,0q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the location of all till bluffs over 15 feet high along the Lake Erie coastline0, q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the location of all probable karst areas of location X0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the bedrock topography of location X0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the location of all buried valleys that are filled with Pleistocene sand and gravel0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect areas underlain by shale where 30-m DEM data define a surface roughness value in excess of (some threshold value) 0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQSelect inner-gorgesV0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQSelect fault scarps that slope 15 to 25 degrees0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYMCSelect rockfall potential in relation to specific map units0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all locations where map unit A has an aspect of 135-270 degrees and a slope of 10-60 degrees0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect rock unit X where slope exceeds Y%0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect areas having steep terrainr0,p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQSelect all wetlandsV0,pp@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQSelect all terracesV0,`p@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQSelect all outcropsV0,Pp@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect all rock units located within 20 miles of cities greater than 50,000JF@p@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect all slope movements in the Potomac River drainage basinJF0p@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect the location and orientation of all mapped bedrock fractures in Summit County, OhioJF p@@ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DATASASelect all rock units with lithology X adjacent to riversJF d ! j / ^3jsMr@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all the organic terrane that is within the zone of discontinuous permafrost0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQWere there Pleistocene lakes in the area and where? Through which route did they drain?0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGY??Select crown scarps for landslidest0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQSelect ground fissures\0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCFSelect spatial patterns of crests of Pleistocene terminal moraines0,pr@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect locations of shale where bedding dips greater than 30 degrees in the downhill direction0,`r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all cross-cutting relationships in streamlined glacial landforms0,Pr@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect all units for which a drainage line also acts as one of the unit's contacts0,@r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect plutonic rock units that weather into tors0,0r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect plutonic rock units that have exfoliating structure0, r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect areas where younger alluvial fans slope more steeply than older ones0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all marine terraces 20 to 80 m above sea level0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCFSelect recent shorelines to show dune migrations and beach erosion at location X0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCFSelect spatial patterns of crestlines for Holocene barchan dunes0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the location of all terraces > 3m above the flood plain0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect all the glacial lake and raised marine shorelines0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect all (certain, approximate, or concealed) landslide scarps0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the location of slope-movement scarps on southwest-facing, treeless slopes0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all slope-movement scarps only on residual soil0,q@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect the location of slope-movement scarps where dips in unit X are greater than 25 percent0,   @ ( A joM>t@@GEO-ENGINEERINGCFWhere is fracture density of surface rocks great enough to significantly enhance hydraulic conductivity?40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGCQSelect all sedimentary rocks that are porous and permeable40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGSQSelect all bentonite susceptible units that cross major roadways40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGCQSelect all sedimentary units with cohesive strengths less than 500lb/square ft40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGCQSelect all sedimentary units with shear strengths (phi values) less than 3540s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGCFSelect liquefiable soils within the 100-year flood plain40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGSQWhere are soils likely to exhibit shrink-swell?40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGMCSelect areas likely to have poor conditions for building40s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGSQSelect all rock units denser than 2.67 g/cc40ps@@GEO-ENGINEERINGSASelect surficial deposits with a shear-wave velocity less than 200 meters per second40`s@@GEO-ENGINEERINGCQSelect surficial deposits having average standard-penetration values less than N=2040Ps@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect rock unit X deposited in foreland high-sinuosity river plains0,@s@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect evaporite deposits adjacent to modern rivers or lakes0,0s@@GEOMORPHOLOGYCQSelect rock units in which the prevailing sandstone-body geometry is shoe-string sands0, s@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSAWhat units form badlands geomorphology?~0,s@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSAWhat units crop out as prominent hogbacks?0,s@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSQWhat units have combined ledge-forming and slope-forming weathering profiles?0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect channels on alluvial fans active in the last 12,000 years0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all areas that are within 2 km of and lower than landslide deposits having documented movement within the last 100 years.0,r@@GEOMORPHOLOGYSASelect all recent slope movements that occurred in areas mapped as ancient debris-fan deposits0,19 @]t@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSASelect all residual soil developed on southeast-facing slopes^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQWhat surficial materials have weak Av horizons?^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect surficial deposits that have depositional morphology preserved^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect surficial deposits that have well-developed surface armor^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSASelect slope-movement scarps only in residual soil or colluvium developed over limestone^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect all eolian deposits more than 1 m thick that lack significant soil development^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect all terrace alluvium with calcrete soil > stage IV^Zt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSQSelect all the areas of lodgement till, both at surface and below other surficial cover ^Zpt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCFSelect the distribution and thickness of colluvium derived from Unit X^Z`t@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSASelect fault scarps buried by < 3m of material^ZPt@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSASelect areas where unit X is buried beneath less than 3 m of unconsolidated sediments^Z@t@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSAFind all water wells that are found at the surface in "sequence A" of basin fill material^Z0t@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQRemove all Cenozoic basin fill units, in their place Select depth to basement (contours or color) ^Z t@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSMCCreate a "surface 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rockVRu@@DISTRIBUTION OF MAP UNITS IN 3-DSAWhere will I likely encounter caliche within 1.5 m of the surface? 6 m?VRu@@DISTRIBUTION OF MAP UNITS IN 3-DSASelect all areas that have impermeable deposits within 2 m of the surface and slopes less than 3%VRpu@@DISTRIBUTION OF MAP UNITS IN 3-DSASelect roads that overlie units with greater than 5% gypsum that are within 150 feet of the surfaceVR`u@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSASelect organic-rich peat deposits in areas other than permafrost locations^ZPu@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSAMSelect units with less than 2 meters of unconsolidated surficial material^Z@u@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect Wisconsin moraines in Iowa and fit to a soil moisture map of Iowa^Z0u@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSASelect alluvial deposits having a strong K-IV horizon within 3 m of the surface^Z u@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect alluvial deposits having moderately developed K horizons^Zu@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSCQSelect alluvial deposits that have buried soils^Zu@@SURFICIAL GEOLOGY & SOIL DATA LAYERSSQSelect all cryptogamic soils in this region^Z F ? :E< w@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect all geologic units known to contain past or present sources of crushed stoneXTw@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSAWhat playa deposits lie within 50 km of Cenozoic epithermal gold systems?XTw@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSQSelect all units containing sulfide mineralizationXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect faults of regional extent that have gold occurrencesXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect granitic intrusions into limestone that are associated with skarn occurrencesXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESCQSelect Early Proterozoic volcanic rocks and locate the massive sulfide deposits in themXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSAIdentify stream segments that cross formations containing sample points with "oil-stained rock"XTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSQSelect all oil seepsXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSQSelect all oil &/or gas wellsXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect areas underlain by mined-out coal deposits greater than 4 feet in thicknessXTv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSQSelect all oil, gas or coal fieldsXTpv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESCQSelect all abandoned mines in Mojave NP awaiting reclamationXT`v@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESCQSelect all active mines and/or wells in NevadaXTPv@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSQSelect all minesxXT@v@@WELL DATABASESCFSelect all drill holes in the map area and link to their logs (so I can check a cross section)2.0v@@WELL DATABASESSAFind all water wells that may intersect "sequence A" at 100m depth". What is the spatial variation (semi-variance?) in particle size distribution, cementation, (and possibly) porosity, and permeability of basin fill unit A?2.[ N o Z q ^C~60x@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASECQSelect bedrock units where nickel in lake sediments is between 60 and 75 ppm@< x@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESAHow can I geochemically differentiate these two terranes?@<x@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESQWhat is the geochemical signature of this unit?@<x@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASECQSelect all granitic rocks that have more K2O than Na2O@<w@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASECQSelect all intrusive units that are inferred to be ilmenite-bearing@<w@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESASelect locations of geochemical analyses of intrusive rocks that are ilmenite-bearing@<w@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASECQSelect granites that contain more than 50 ppm whole-rock uranium@<w@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESAIdentify units containing samples with sulfur in excess of X%@<w@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESAIdentify all units that contain samples with TOC (total organic carbon) attribute values in excess of 1%@<w@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect economic mineral potential locations of the commodity selenite in Capitol Reef NPXTw@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect all the aggregate deposits within 100 km of a deepwater portXTw@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect gravel pits in southeastern Virginia and tell me the formation that is being mined XTpw@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect Quaternary units having active sand and gravel quarriesXT`w@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect phosphate deposits located upstream from cities greater than 50,000 populationXTPw@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSASelect mine tailings within 3 m of a streamXT@w@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESSAWhat potential rip-rap sources lie within 20 km of a railroad?XT0w@@ENERGY/MINERAL RESOURCE DATABASESCQSelect all granitic units that contain traces of molybdenite or molybdenite prospectsXT/n ;  y@@HYDROGEOLOGIC QUERIESCFSelect faults that perturb shallow ground-water flow enough to enhance vegetation@<y@@HYDROGEOLOGIC QUERIESSASelect all inferred faults within Quaternary alluvium based on analysis of water levels@<y@@HYDROGEOLOGIC QUERIESSASelect all locations where the water table is within 20m@<x@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMMDSelect all polygons mapped as landslides that were triggered by the 1994 Northridge earthquake PLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMSASelect all faults that coincide with alignments of seismicityPLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMCQRemove all Cenozoic basin fill units, in their place Select depth estimates and trends based on magnetic and/or gravity analysisPPLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMSASelect where the geothermal gradient exceeds 4.0 degrees C when it intersects Pennsylvanian shalesPLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMSQSelect aeromagnetic data of selected flight line centered on its flight line superimposed on the geologic map*PLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMSASelect all aeromagnetic survey flight lines over the geologic map of this region. Code line colors according to survey altitude and/or survey date (or ID)PLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMSASelect outcrops that correspond to magnetic anomalies with amplitudes of 100 nT and greaterPLx@@GEOPHYSICS AND PALEOMAGNETISMCQSelect all reversely-magnetized basalt flows that are younger than 10 MaPLpx@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASECQSelect all soils (and/or surficial sediments) with carbon contents > 3% in the upper 10 cm@<`x@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESQWhich stratigraphic units have analytical data@<Px@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESASelect rock units with Sr(initial) ratios greater than .706@<@x@@GEOCHEMISTRY DATABASESQSelect rock units containing elevated rare-earth element abundances@< Y ;  *AKF7"0z@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYCQSelect all granites of X age, showing sample locations and references for U-Pb zircon dates by ion microprobe8^Z z@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDSelect U/Pb age determinations performed at the Royal Ontario Museum geochronology lab ^Zz@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhere are additional data available (library, Internet, internal memo, rumor, etc.)^Zz@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDAre there other chemical or isotopic data elsewhere for materials in database?^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhen were initial radiogenic isotope ratios calculated (decay constants and isotopic abundances used)?*^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhat are the accuracy's of the measurements?^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWere initial isotopic ratios calculated for radiogenic isotopes?^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhat techniques were used to determine isotopic abundances or ratios?^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhat techniques were used to determine elemental abundances?^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWhat kind of isotope(s) is reported (radiogenic, stable)?^Zy@@ISOTOPE GEOLOGY AND THERMOCHRONOLOGYMDWere data generated in more than one laboratory?^Zy@@MODAL ANALYSISCQSelect igneous rock units based on color index2.py@@MODAL ANALYSISCQSelect quartzose hornfels that contains <5% biotite2.`y@@MODAL ANALYSISCQSelect all hypersolvus granitesp2.Py@@MODAL ANALYSISCQWhat rock in a particular region contains the most biotite?2.@y@@MODAL ANALYSISSQSelect all basaltic units, irrespective of their specific petrologic classification based on modal analysis2.0y@@HYDROGEOLOGIC QUERIESCFSelect faults that perturb shallow ground-water flow enough to form springs@<-F 9 & a  x*Ne{@@ENVIRONMENT OF FORMATION/ASSOCIATIONCQIdentify all igneous contacts formed during a particular Orogeny^Zp{@@ENVIRONMENT OF FORMATION/ASSOCIATIONSQSelect allochthonous rocks in the area^Z`{@@ENVIRONMENT OF FORMATION/ASSOCIATIONSASelect rocks in extensional nonmarine basins^ZP{@@ENVIRONMENT OF FORMATION/ASSOCIATIONSQSelect all features related to the Acadian orogeny^Z@{@@GENERAL QUERIESCQSelect a picture of an outcrop of rock unit X400{@@GENERAL QUERIESMDIdentify the base map used 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