LiDAR and its Use in the Identification of Faults, Fractures and Sub surface ...Chuck Knox
LiDAR data was used to identify subsurface geological structures at the Unionport Gas Storage Project in Indiana. Analysis of LiDAR point clouds and derived digital elevation models, slope maps, and flow accumulation maps revealed anomalies that correlate to known erosional remnants of porous Knox Dolomite protruding up into overlying limestone layers. This indicates LiDAR is effective for mapping faults and structures in drift-covered areas and identifying subsurface geological features relevant to underground gas storage.
Building the Utah Cadastre Through Partnerships (UGIC 2011)SeanAGRC
Slides from Sean Fernandez, Keaton Walker, Rick Kelson (State of Utah AGRC) and Lina Haggard (Utah State Trust Lands, aka SITLA) describe the PLSS, Parcel, GPS Network, and cadastral grant program efforts in Utah to build GIS cadastral data.
Note: Rick Kelson's presentation on the aggregation of county parcels into a statewide database is uploaded separately on slideshare as: Utah SGID: Parcel Layer Activities Update
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the second quarter of 2007, with net income of $1.55 billion compared to $1.75 billion in the same period of 2006. Refining and marketing segment income increased to $1.246 billion from $917 million due to improved refining margins. Exploration and production segment income decreased to $400 million from $659 million due to lower sales volumes and prices. The company also delivered its first shipment of liquefied natural gas from Equatorial Guinea, six months ahead of schedule. Capital, investment, and exploration spending for 2007 was increased by $441 million to $4.683 billion.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported lower third quarter 2002 net income compared to third quarter 2001, primarily due to significantly tighter refining and marketing margins. Net income was $87 million compared to $193 million in third quarter 2001. However, Marathon made progress delivering on its business strategy, including exploration successes offshore Nova Scotia and Angola and strengthening its core areas in Equatorial Guinea. Refining and marketing results were lower due to narrower crude oil and product price differentials compared to third quarter 2001.
LIDAR is a remote sensing technology that uses laser light to measure distances to the Earth. It can generate highly accurate digital elevation models and other 3D data about physical features and land cover. LIDAR works by measuring the time it takes for a laser to travel from a sensor to the ground and back. This allows it to determine the precise latitude, longitude, and elevation for each point. LIDAR data comes in the form of dense point clouds containing hundreds of thousands or millions of points per square kilometer. LIDAR has many applications, including mapping terrain and creating contours, modeling forests and individual trees, and modeling urban infrastructure for planning and emergency response. Accuracies of LIDAR elevation data are typically
This document provides an overview of LiDAR technology, including what it is, how it collects data, and common applications. It discusses the main types of LiDAR systems, how data is collected and stored, and applications like topographic mapping. It also covers data availability in Hawaii from sources like the USACE and USGS. The document aims to educate about LiDAR and provide resources for accessing LiDAR data.
LiDAR and its Use in the Identification of Faults, Fractures and Sub surface ...Chuck Knox
LiDAR data was used to identify subsurface geological structures at the Unionport Gas Storage Project in Indiana. Analysis of LiDAR point clouds and derived digital elevation models, slope maps, and flow accumulation maps revealed anomalies that correlate to known erosional remnants of porous Knox Dolomite protruding up into overlying limestone layers. This indicates LiDAR is effective for mapping faults and structures in drift-covered areas and identifying subsurface geological features relevant to underground gas storage.
Building the Utah Cadastre Through Partnerships (UGIC 2011)SeanAGRC
Slides from Sean Fernandez, Keaton Walker, Rick Kelson (State of Utah AGRC) and Lina Haggard (Utah State Trust Lands, aka SITLA) describe the PLSS, Parcel, GPS Network, and cadastral grant program efforts in Utah to build GIS cadastral data.
Note: Rick Kelson's presentation on the aggregation of county parcels into a statewide database is uploaded separately on slideshare as: Utah SGID: Parcel Layer Activities Update
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the second quarter of 2007, with net income of $1.55 billion compared to $1.75 billion in the same period of 2006. Refining and marketing segment income increased to $1.246 billion from $917 million due to improved refining margins. Exploration and production segment income decreased to $400 million from $659 million due to lower sales volumes and prices. The company also delivered its first shipment of liquefied natural gas from Equatorial Guinea, six months ahead of schedule. Capital, investment, and exploration spending for 2007 was increased by $441 million to $4.683 billion.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported lower third quarter 2002 net income compared to third quarter 2001, primarily due to significantly tighter refining and marketing margins. Net income was $87 million compared to $193 million in third quarter 2001. However, Marathon made progress delivering on its business strategy, including exploration successes offshore Nova Scotia and Angola and strengthening its core areas in Equatorial Guinea. Refining and marketing results were lower due to narrower crude oil and product price differentials compared to third quarter 2001.
LIDAR is a remote sensing technology that uses laser light to measure distances to the Earth. It can generate highly accurate digital elevation models and other 3D data about physical features and land cover. LIDAR works by measuring the time it takes for a laser to travel from a sensor to the ground and back. This allows it to determine the precise latitude, longitude, and elevation for each point. LIDAR data comes in the form of dense point clouds containing hundreds of thousands or millions of points per square kilometer. LIDAR has many applications, including mapping terrain and creating contours, modeling forests and individual trees, and modeling urban infrastructure for planning and emergency response. Accuracies of LIDAR elevation data are typically
This document provides an overview of LiDAR technology, including what it is, how it collects data, and common applications. It discusses the main types of LiDAR systems, how data is collected and stored, and applications like topographic mapping. It also covers data availability in Hawaii from sources like the USACE and USGS. The document aims to educate about LiDAR and provide resources for accessing LiDAR data.
The document discusses Pennsylvania's Mine Map Grant Program which provides funding to educational institutions and non-profits to digitize paper mine maps. The purpose is to make mine maps and data available electronically in GIS and other formats. In 2013, over $1.6 million in grants were awarded to 7 organizations for projects involving scanning, georeferencing, and digitizing tens of thousands of paper mine maps. Having mine maps digitized will improve access to mining information and safety. It will also provide training in geospatial technologies.
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. is exploring its Illinois Creek Mining District project in western Alaska. Recent drilling at the Waterpump Creek target intersected high-grade silver-lead-zinc mineralization over 9.1 meters. If similar mineralization can be expanded, the target could potentially host multi-million ounce silver equivalent resources. The project also includes past-producing oxide gold mines, high-grade gold vein targets, and a large copper porphyry system. Aggressive drilling is planned in 2022 to test extensions of known mineralization.
Western Alaska Minerals holds a highly prospective land package in the Illinois Creek Mining District of Alaska. Recent drilling success at the Waterpump Creek target intersected high-grade silver-lead-zinc mineralization. The company plans further drilling in 2022 to expand on these results and test other targets in the district, including gold at Honker. Upcoming catalysts include assay results from the 2021 drill programs and a resource estimate for the Round Top copper porphyry deposit.
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. is exploring the Illinois Creek Mining District in Alaska for gold, silver, zinc, copper and lead. Recent drilling at the Waterpump Creek target intersected high-grade silver mineralization including one intercept of 522 g/t silver and 1,886 g/t silver equivalent over 9.1 meters. The Waterpump Creek discovery has the potential to develop into a large carbonate replacement deposit based on the average grade and thickness of initial drill intercepts. Further drilling is planned in 2022 to expand and define the high-grade mineralization at Waterpump Creek.
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. explores the Illinois Creek Mining District in western Alaska, which contains five metals systems including a high-grade silver-rich carbonate replacement deposit at Waterpump Creek. Drill hole WPC21-09 intersected 10.5 meters grading 526 g/t silver, 22.5% zinc and 14.4% lead. The district also contains oxide gold deposits at Illinois Creek and a high-grade gold target at Honker that will see further drilling in 2022. Upcoming catalysts include assay results from the 2021/2022 drill programs at Waterpump Creek, Honker and Illinois Creek.
Western Alaska Minerals is focused on advancing its 100% owned "Illinois Creek Mining District" (>49,000 acres) which contains deposits originally discovered by Anaconda Minerals in the 1980s and was consolidated by the WAM management team over the past 10 years. The portfolio of five, high-grade, evolving mineral deposits contain: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc including a silver-rich Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) and a NI 43-101 oxide gold resource at the Illinois Creek deposit.
Our board, management, and technical teams have track records exploring and progressing Tier 1 assets in Alaska including Donlin Creek, Greens Creek, and Bornite.
Western Alaska Minerals is focused on advancing its 100% owned "Illinois Creek Mining District" (>49,000 acres) which contains deposits originally discovered by Anaconda Minerals in the 1980s and was consolidated by the WAM management team over the past 10 years. The portfolio of five, high-grade, evolving mineral deposits contain: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc including a silver-rich Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) and a NI 43-101 oxide gold resource at the Illinois Creek deposit.
Our board, management, and technical teams have track record exploring and progressing Tier 1 assets in Alaska including Donlin Creek, Greens Creek, and Bornite.
The company's first-pass drill program at the Waterpump Creek ("WPC") CRD target in 2021 intersected 9.1m (true thickness) @ 526 g/t Ag, 22.5% Zn & 14.4% Pb (1,886 g/t AgEq).
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. owns the Illinois Creek Mining District which contains five metal deposits including a high-grade silver-rich carbonate replacement deposit at Waterpump Creek. Drill hole WPC21-09 intersected 10.5 meters grading 526 g/t silver, 22.5% zinc and 14.4% lead. Upcoming catalysts include assay results from drilling at Waterpump Creek, Honker gold target, and Illinois Creek oxide gold deposits. The company aims to expand and explore the high-grade mineralization at Waterpump Creek and estimates a resource for the Round Top copper porphyry in 2022.
Western Alaska Minerals is focused on advancing its 100% owned "Illinois Creek Mining District" (>55,000 acres) which contains deposits originally discovered by Anaconda Minerals in the 1980s and was consolidated by the WAM management team over the past 10 years. The portfolio of five, high-grade, evolving mineral deposits contain: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc including a silver-rich Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) and a NI 43-101 oxide gold resource at the Illinois Creek deposit.
Our board, management, and technical teams have track records exploring and progressing Tier 1 assets in Alaska including Donlin Creek, Greens Creek, and Bornite.
The company's first-pass drill program at the Waterpump Creek ("WPC") CRD target in 2021 intersected 9.1m (true thickness) @ 526 g/t Ag, 22.5% Zn & 14.4% Pb (1,886 g/t AgEq).
The document contains 4 figures showing maps and plans related to a quarry culvert project in Pacifica, San Mateo County. Figure 1 shows the project location on a regional map. Figure 2 shows an aerial map of the project site. Figure 3 is a topographic map of the project site. Figure 4 provides a restoration plan for the project site.
The document provides information on several long-term stewardship sites in Missouri, including the Kansas City Plant site. The Kansas City Plant site covers 56 hectares and requires long-term groundwater and surface water monitoring and institutional controls for soil contamination. Major remediation activities at the site have included soil removal and treatment of contaminated groundwater. Estimated annual long-term stewardship costs for 2005-2006 were $1.33 million. The Weldon Spring Site requires similar long-term monitoring of surface water, groundwater, and landfill maintenance, and had estimated annual costs of $1 million for 2003-2006.
2018 GIS in Government: The Role of GIS in Developing a Comprehensive Stormwa...GIS in the Rockies
The City of Colorado Springs (City) is immersed in ongoing stormwater litigation due, in part, to forest fires and flooding events in the recent past, which have overstressed the drainage infrastructure. An Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) was enacted between the City, Colorado Springs Utilities, and Pueblo County to address needed infrastructure improvements. Matrix Design Group is developing the Stormwater Infrastructure Master Plan (SIMP), which collects, standardizes, integrates, and analyzes 50 plus years of information on proposed stormwater capital and operations & maintenance projects needed to address current and future stormwater and drainage limitations in the City. GIS is a critical component of the project, and is involved heavily in identification, compilation, and prioritization of stormwater projects and drainage infrastructure. Utilizing the Esri ArcGIS suite of tools, including Collector for ArcGIS, the team assembled projects, photos, and condition information for some 270 miles of open channel into databases, as well as performed data maintenance to condense the studies, master plans, projects, and activities into a comprehensive uniform plan to be executed by the City. The compiled data will be displayed in an interactive online mapping tool powered by Geocortex, which will assist in tracking the progress of short-term and long-term projects, as well as associated budgets, and provide metrics for requested summary reporting. The SIMP project is key to planning the City’s stormwater infrastructure improvements and imparting direction to the IGA.
International Montoro Resources Inc. (“Montoro”) (TSX-V: IMT) Aeroquest International Ltd. has completed approximately 989 line kilometers of a magnetic and radiometric airborne geophysical survey over Montoro‟s Tacheeda Lake Rare Earth Element prospect located in „The Rocky Mountain Rare Metal Belt‟ of northern British Columbia, and surrounding claims held by Spectrum Mining
The Kansas City Plant in Missouri has soil and groundwater contamination from previous industrial activities that requires long-term stewardship. Groundwater monitoring and treatment will likely continue for hundreds of years to address volatile organic compounds and dense non-aqueous phase liquids. Surface water and sediment near the site also contain PCB contamination from historical spills. The site will require long-term monitoring of soil, groundwater, surface water, and sediment, as well as maintenance of institutional controls and groundwater treatment systems. Estimated costs for long-term stewardship activities at the site are $1-2 million annually through 2070. The Department of Energy plans to use the site for the foreseeable future.
The document summarizes the history of national parks in the United States from 1832 to 1919 and the establishment of the National Park Service Technical Information Center to preserve and provide access to drawings and reports related to national parks. It describes the founding dates of some of the earliest national parks and monuments as well as the establishment of the Technical Information Center and its role in archiving over 1 million documents and digital files to support park infrastructure and resource management.
This document provides an overview of maps for law librarians, including the history and types of maps, Ordnance Survey maps, scales, cataloguing of maps, acquisition and copyright issues, and digital mapping. It discusses early maps of Scotland and estates, the development of county maps and the Ordnance Survey, scales and editions of OS maps, and accessing historical and modern maps along with copyright considerations.
This document provides an overview of maps and mapping for law librarians. It discusses what maps are, different types of maps and formats. It then focuses on the history and use of maps in Scotland, including early estate maps, military surveys, county maps and the Ordnance Survey. The document details the development of the Ordnance Survey, including the county series, national grid and various scales. It also covers acquiring maps, copyright and licensing issues.
This document provides an overview of maps and mapping for law librarians. It discusses what maps are, different types of maps and formats. It then focuses on the history and use of maps in Scotland, including early estate maps, military surveys, county maps and the Ordnance Survey. The document details the development of the Ordnance Survey, including the county series, national grid and various scales. It also covers acquiring maps, copyright and licensing issues.
This document is the 2011 Landbase Atlas published by the GIS department of the City of Grand Haven, Michigan. It provides maps and information about the city's boundaries, streets, parks, neighborhoods, zoning, and other geographical features. Contact information is included for the GIS department and other relevant city departments. An index and legend are also provided.
Ward County, North Dakota and Potential Wind Turbine SitesRyan Walsh
This document analyzes potential wind turbine sites in western Ward County, North Dakota. It identifies an area approximately 4 miles southwest of Berthold as optimal based on several factors:
- The area has many northwest facing hills that would capture prevailing winds from that direction.
- Proposed turbine locations were placed on 51 points within this area, avoiding any water features.
- The site is accessible via county roads and near the population center of Minot, connected by Highway 2. It could support construction and maintenance of a wind farm.
In conclusion, the analysis found this proposed site area to be ideal for constructing new wind turbines given suitable wind conditions, landscape features, and accessibility.
The technology uses reclaimed CO₂ as the dyeing medium in a closed loop process. When pressurized, CO₂ becomes supercritical (SC-CO₂). In this state CO₂ has a very high solvent power, allowing the dye to dissolve easily.
The document discusses Pennsylvania's Mine Map Grant Program which provides funding to educational institutions and non-profits to digitize paper mine maps. The purpose is to make mine maps and data available electronically in GIS and other formats. In 2013, over $1.6 million in grants were awarded to 7 organizations for projects involving scanning, georeferencing, and digitizing tens of thousands of paper mine maps. Having mine maps digitized will improve access to mining information and safety. It will also provide training in geospatial technologies.
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. is exploring its Illinois Creek Mining District project in western Alaska. Recent drilling at the Waterpump Creek target intersected high-grade silver-lead-zinc mineralization over 9.1 meters. If similar mineralization can be expanded, the target could potentially host multi-million ounce silver equivalent resources. The project also includes past-producing oxide gold mines, high-grade gold vein targets, and a large copper porphyry system. Aggressive drilling is planned in 2022 to test extensions of known mineralization.
Western Alaska Minerals holds a highly prospective land package in the Illinois Creek Mining District of Alaska. Recent drilling success at the Waterpump Creek target intersected high-grade silver-lead-zinc mineralization. The company plans further drilling in 2022 to expand on these results and test other targets in the district, including gold at Honker. Upcoming catalysts include assay results from the 2021 drill programs and a resource estimate for the Round Top copper porphyry deposit.
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. is exploring the Illinois Creek Mining District in Alaska for gold, silver, zinc, copper and lead. Recent drilling at the Waterpump Creek target intersected high-grade silver mineralization including one intercept of 522 g/t silver and 1,886 g/t silver equivalent over 9.1 meters. The Waterpump Creek discovery has the potential to develop into a large carbonate replacement deposit based on the average grade and thickness of initial drill intercepts. Further drilling is planned in 2022 to expand and define the high-grade mineralization at Waterpump Creek.
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. explores the Illinois Creek Mining District in western Alaska, which contains five metals systems including a high-grade silver-rich carbonate replacement deposit at Waterpump Creek. Drill hole WPC21-09 intersected 10.5 meters grading 526 g/t silver, 22.5% zinc and 14.4% lead. The district also contains oxide gold deposits at Illinois Creek and a high-grade gold target at Honker that will see further drilling in 2022. Upcoming catalysts include assay results from the 2021/2022 drill programs at Waterpump Creek, Honker and Illinois Creek.
Western Alaska Minerals is focused on advancing its 100% owned "Illinois Creek Mining District" (>49,000 acres) which contains deposits originally discovered by Anaconda Minerals in the 1980s and was consolidated by the WAM management team over the past 10 years. The portfolio of five, high-grade, evolving mineral deposits contain: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc including a silver-rich Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) and a NI 43-101 oxide gold resource at the Illinois Creek deposit.
Our board, management, and technical teams have track records exploring and progressing Tier 1 assets in Alaska including Donlin Creek, Greens Creek, and Bornite.
Western Alaska Minerals is focused on advancing its 100% owned "Illinois Creek Mining District" (>49,000 acres) which contains deposits originally discovered by Anaconda Minerals in the 1980s and was consolidated by the WAM management team over the past 10 years. The portfolio of five, high-grade, evolving mineral deposits contain: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc including a silver-rich Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) and a NI 43-101 oxide gold resource at the Illinois Creek deposit.
Our board, management, and technical teams have track record exploring and progressing Tier 1 assets in Alaska including Donlin Creek, Greens Creek, and Bornite.
The company's first-pass drill program at the Waterpump Creek ("WPC") CRD target in 2021 intersected 9.1m (true thickness) @ 526 g/t Ag, 22.5% Zn & 14.4% Pb (1,886 g/t AgEq).
Western Alaska Minerals Corp. owns the Illinois Creek Mining District which contains five metal deposits including a high-grade silver-rich carbonate replacement deposit at Waterpump Creek. Drill hole WPC21-09 intersected 10.5 meters grading 526 g/t silver, 22.5% zinc and 14.4% lead. Upcoming catalysts include assay results from drilling at Waterpump Creek, Honker gold target, and Illinois Creek oxide gold deposits. The company aims to expand and explore the high-grade mineralization at Waterpump Creek and estimates a resource for the Round Top copper porphyry in 2022.
Western Alaska Minerals is focused on advancing its 100% owned "Illinois Creek Mining District" (>55,000 acres) which contains deposits originally discovered by Anaconda Minerals in the 1980s and was consolidated by the WAM management team over the past 10 years. The portfolio of five, high-grade, evolving mineral deposits contain: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc including a silver-rich Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) and a NI 43-101 oxide gold resource at the Illinois Creek deposit.
Our board, management, and technical teams have track records exploring and progressing Tier 1 assets in Alaska including Donlin Creek, Greens Creek, and Bornite.
The company's first-pass drill program at the Waterpump Creek ("WPC") CRD target in 2021 intersected 9.1m (true thickness) @ 526 g/t Ag, 22.5% Zn & 14.4% Pb (1,886 g/t AgEq).
The document contains 4 figures showing maps and plans related to a quarry culvert project in Pacifica, San Mateo County. Figure 1 shows the project location on a regional map. Figure 2 shows an aerial map of the project site. Figure 3 is a topographic map of the project site. Figure 4 provides a restoration plan for the project site.
The document provides information on several long-term stewardship sites in Missouri, including the Kansas City Plant site. The Kansas City Plant site covers 56 hectares and requires long-term groundwater and surface water monitoring and institutional controls for soil contamination. Major remediation activities at the site have included soil removal and treatment of contaminated groundwater. Estimated annual long-term stewardship costs for 2005-2006 were $1.33 million. The Weldon Spring Site requires similar long-term monitoring of surface water, groundwater, and landfill maintenance, and had estimated annual costs of $1 million for 2003-2006.
2018 GIS in Government: The Role of GIS in Developing a Comprehensive Stormwa...GIS in the Rockies
The City of Colorado Springs (City) is immersed in ongoing stormwater litigation due, in part, to forest fires and flooding events in the recent past, which have overstressed the drainage infrastructure. An Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) was enacted between the City, Colorado Springs Utilities, and Pueblo County to address needed infrastructure improvements. Matrix Design Group is developing the Stormwater Infrastructure Master Plan (SIMP), which collects, standardizes, integrates, and analyzes 50 plus years of information on proposed stormwater capital and operations & maintenance projects needed to address current and future stormwater and drainage limitations in the City. GIS is a critical component of the project, and is involved heavily in identification, compilation, and prioritization of stormwater projects and drainage infrastructure. Utilizing the Esri ArcGIS suite of tools, including Collector for ArcGIS, the team assembled projects, photos, and condition information for some 270 miles of open channel into databases, as well as performed data maintenance to condense the studies, master plans, projects, and activities into a comprehensive uniform plan to be executed by the City. The compiled data will be displayed in an interactive online mapping tool powered by Geocortex, which will assist in tracking the progress of short-term and long-term projects, as well as associated budgets, and provide metrics for requested summary reporting. The SIMP project is key to planning the City’s stormwater infrastructure improvements and imparting direction to the IGA.
International Montoro Resources Inc. (“Montoro”) (TSX-V: IMT) Aeroquest International Ltd. has completed approximately 989 line kilometers of a magnetic and radiometric airborne geophysical survey over Montoro‟s Tacheeda Lake Rare Earth Element prospect located in „The Rocky Mountain Rare Metal Belt‟ of northern British Columbia, and surrounding claims held by Spectrum Mining
The Kansas City Plant in Missouri has soil and groundwater contamination from previous industrial activities that requires long-term stewardship. Groundwater monitoring and treatment will likely continue for hundreds of years to address volatile organic compounds and dense non-aqueous phase liquids. Surface water and sediment near the site also contain PCB contamination from historical spills. The site will require long-term monitoring of soil, groundwater, surface water, and sediment, as well as maintenance of institutional controls and groundwater treatment systems. Estimated costs for long-term stewardship activities at the site are $1-2 million annually through 2070. The Department of Energy plans to use the site for the foreseeable future.
The document summarizes the history of national parks in the United States from 1832 to 1919 and the establishment of the National Park Service Technical Information Center to preserve and provide access to drawings and reports related to national parks. It describes the founding dates of some of the earliest national parks and monuments as well as the establishment of the Technical Information Center and its role in archiving over 1 million documents and digital files to support park infrastructure and resource management.
This document provides an overview of maps for law librarians, including the history and types of maps, Ordnance Survey maps, scales, cataloguing of maps, acquisition and copyright issues, and digital mapping. It discusses early maps of Scotland and estates, the development of county maps and the Ordnance Survey, scales and editions of OS maps, and accessing historical and modern maps along with copyright considerations.
This document provides an overview of maps and mapping for law librarians. It discusses what maps are, different types of maps and formats. It then focuses on the history and use of maps in Scotland, including early estate maps, military surveys, county maps and the Ordnance Survey. The document details the development of the Ordnance Survey, including the county series, national grid and various scales. It also covers acquiring maps, copyright and licensing issues.
This document provides an overview of maps and mapping for law librarians. It discusses what maps are, different types of maps and formats. It then focuses on the history and use of maps in Scotland, including early estate maps, military surveys, county maps and the Ordnance Survey. The document details the development of the Ordnance Survey, including the county series, national grid and various scales. It also covers acquiring maps, copyright and licensing issues.
This document is the 2011 Landbase Atlas published by the GIS department of the City of Grand Haven, Michigan. It provides maps and information about the city's boundaries, streets, parks, neighborhoods, zoning, and other geographical features. Contact information is included for the GIS department and other relevant city departments. An index and legend are also provided.
Ward County, North Dakota and Potential Wind Turbine SitesRyan Walsh
This document analyzes potential wind turbine sites in western Ward County, North Dakota. It identifies an area approximately 4 miles southwest of Berthold as optimal based on several factors:
- The area has many northwest facing hills that would capture prevailing winds from that direction.
- Proposed turbine locations were placed on 51 points within this area, avoiding any water features.
- The site is accessible via county roads and near the population center of Minot, connected by Highway 2. It could support construction and maintenance of a wind farm.
In conclusion, the analysis found this proposed site area to be ideal for constructing new wind turbines given suitable wind conditions, landscape features, and accessibility.
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Current descriptions of immersive learning cases are often difficult or impossible to compare. This is due to a myriad of different options on what details to include, which aspects are relevant, and on the descriptive approaches employed. Also, these aspects often combine very specific details with more general guidelines or indicate intents and rationales without clarifying their implementation. In this paper we provide a method to describe immersive learning cases that is structured to enable comparisons, yet flexible enough to allow researchers and practitioners to decide which aspects to include. This method leverages a taxonomy that classifies educational aspects at three levels (uses, practices, and strategies) and then utilizes two frameworks, the Immersive Learning Brain and the Immersion Cube, to enable a structured description and interpretation of immersive learning cases. The method is then demonstrated on a published immersive learning case on training for wind turbine maintenance using virtual reality. Applying the method results in a structured artifact, the Immersive Learning Case Sheet, that tags the case with its proximal uses, practices, and strategies, and refines the free text case description to ensure that matching details are included. This contribution is thus a case description method in support of future comparative research of immersive learning cases. We then discuss how the resulting description and interpretation can be leveraged to change immersion learning cases, by enriching them (considering low-effort changes or additions) or innovating (exploring more challenging avenues of transformation). The method holds significant promise to support better-grounded research in immersive learning.
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LiDAR and its Use in the Identification of Faults, Fractures and Sub surface Structures
1. LiDAR and its Use in the Identification of
Faults, Fractures and Sub Surface
Structures in Drift Covered Areas
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2. LiDAR, which stands for Light Detection and
Ranging, is a remote sensing method that uses
light in the form of pulsed laser to measure ranges
(variable distances) to the Earth. These light
pulses-combined with other data recorded by the
airborne system-generate precise, three-
dimensional information about the shape of the
Earth and its surface characteristics.
Noaa.gov/facts/lidar.html
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Collecting LiDAR Point Cloud Data
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Working with Digital LiDAR Data
Point Cloud Data is Stored as an LAS File
Millions of Point Cloud Points Creates Computer
Processing Issues
Only Using Last or Bare Earth Returns Reduces the
Amount of Data Needing to be Processed
ArcGIS is a Good Program to Convert Point Cloud Data
Into Useable Information
Two Methods for the Reduction of Point Cloud Data in
ArcGIS
LAS Data Sets
Terrain Data Sets
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LAS Data Sets
The Data is Stored Digitally and Can be Used in Queries
In ArcGIS More Tools are Available for Modeling of the
Surface
Each Point of the Point Cloud is Used in Surface Modeling
Takes a Stupendous Amount of Computer Storage
Needs Powerful Computer Processing Ability to Reduce the
Point Cloud into Useable Data
Can Create 3D Images of the Bare Earth Returns
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Terrain Data Sets
Point Cloud Data is Reduced into a Pyramid System for
Ease of Display
Pyramid System Reduces the Amount of Computer
Processing Power Needed to Create Visual Displays
County Wide Point Cloud Data Can be Reduced With
Minimal Processing Power
Terrain Data Sets Cannot be Used in Queries
Very Good Tool For Scalable Visualization of the Bare Earth
surface
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LiDAR Study of the Unionport Gas
Storage Project, Randolph County,
Indiana
“The Post Knox Unconformity provided the Principal
Trapping Conditions for the Underground Gas Storage at
Unionport”
“Erosional Remnants of the Porous Knox Dolomite
Protrude Upward into the Overlying Impermeable Black
River Limestone”
“Petroleum Has Been Produced in Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky and Southern Ontario from Knox Erosional
Remnants”
Keller and Abdulkareem 1980
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Unionport Gas Storage Project
Randolph County, Indiana
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Keller and Abdulkareem 1980
Generalized Stratigraphic
Section for the Unionport Area
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Location of the Gas Storage
Wells in the Unionport Area
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Structure Map on the Top of
the Knox Dolomite in the
Unionport Gas Storage Project,
Contours Are Every 10’
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Structure Map of the Trenton
Utica Contact in the Unionport
Gas Storage Project, Contours
Are Every 10’
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Cross Sections At
Unionport
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The Unionport LiDAR Study
Mosaic Tile LAS Data Set Compiled over the Unionport Gas
Storage Complex
Only Last or Bare Earth Returns Used in Data Set
3D Digital Elevation Model of Surface Built with Combined
Hillshade and Transparent Red to Green Color Ramp Raster
Image
Terrain Data Set Also Created
Elevation Contours, Slope Angles, Stream Flow and Aspect
Maps Created from LAS Data Set
Slope Angle Maps Created From Terrain Data Set
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Unionport Area Google Earth Image With Wells, 1:30,000
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Unionport Gas Storage Project with 9 Mosaic Tile LAS Data Set, 1:30,000
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Unionport Gas Storage Project with Raster Image Derived from LAS Data Set
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Unionport Gas Storage Project with Hillshaded Image Derived from LAS Data Set
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Unionport Raster Image with Red to Green Color Ramp from LAS Data Set
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Unionport With Combined Raster and Hillshade From 9 Tile LAS Data Set
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Unionport With Combined Raster and Hillshade With Wells
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Combined Raster and Hillshade 1:15,000
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Combined Raster and Hillshade 1:15,000
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LiDAR Derived Surface Contours 10’ Intervals
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Unionport Area Digitally Derived Flow Accumulation
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Unionport LAS Data Set Digitally Derived Slope Angles
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Unionport LAS Data Set Digitally Derived Slope Angles With Wells
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Unionport Terrain Data Set Derived Slope Angles
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Unionport Terrain Data Set Derived Slope Angles With Wells
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Northern Unionport DEM 1:3,000
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Northern Unionport LAS Data Set Slope Angle
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Northern Unionport Terrain Data Set Slope Angle
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Northern Unionport LAS Data Set Aspect Map
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Results of The Unionport LiDAR Study
Differential Compaction of the Trenton, Utica and Silurian
Limes Over the Known Knox Erosional Remnants at Unionport
Appears to Extend to the Surface
LiDAR Derived Digital Elevation Models Show an Area of
Higher Elevation Over the Known Knox Erosional Remnants
LiDAR Derived Flow Accumulation Map Shows Stream Flow
Radiating Away From Area Above Known Knox Erosional
Remnants
Slope Angle Maps, Both LAS Data Set and Terrain Data Set
Show Higher Slope Angles Over the Known Knox Erosional
Remnant
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The 2nd Trenton Oil Pay of
Madison and Grant Counties of
Indiana
• 1897 the Ohio Oil Co. discovers oil at Alexandria in the middle of the giant
Indiana gas Field
•The oil is in a 2nd pay 65’-100’ below the Trenton/Utica contact and
approximately 1,000’ to 1,050’ from the surface
•Development of the 2nd oil pay was limited by the States anti-gas waste laws
(flaring) and was mostly abandoned by 1906 as operators left for Illinois, Mid-
Continent, Texas and California oil regions
•Faults and fractures have a postive influence on 2nd pay dolomite and porosity
development
•A high percentage of 2nd pay oil wells are in areas of >1.3 degrees of slope
36. Area of Known 2nd Pay Oil
Development (Trenton)
Area of Known 4th Pay Oil
Development (Black River)
Area of 5th Pay Oil
Development (Knox)
Area of 1st Pay Oil
Development (Trenton)
The Phoenix Project
1906 Map of the Main Trenton Rock Oil Field of Indiana
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Regional Map of Indiana
Fractures and the 2nd Oil Pay
The Phoenix Project
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LiDAR Study of the Terre Haute
Reef Bank
•There has been some geological speculation that differential compaction of
sediments above Silurian reefs extends to the surface
•This study uses LiDAR to see if evidence of the compaction can indeed be
measured on the surface
•A terrain dataset was created over 10 counties located above the reef bank
• A detailed LAS Dataset was created over the Glen Ayr oil field and parts of
Vigo County
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Terrain Datset Slope Angle
Map Using Quantile
MeasurementReef PolygonsPolygons with Reef
Points
LiDAR Study of the Terre Haute Reef Bank
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Vigo County
LiDAR Study of the Terre Haute Reef Bank
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LiDAR
“Accuracy to a Gnats Tad”
A Very Special Thank You to the Illinois Oil and Gas
Association for the Opportunity to Speak
Only the Beginning