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Rattlesnake Hills, WY #191

Closed ItoErika closed 6 years ago

ItoErika commented 7 years ago

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Name: Geologic Map Of The Rattlesnake Hills 30' X 60' Quadrangle, Fremont And Natrona Counties, Wyoming

Source URL: GIS Data: http://www.wsgs.wyo.gov/gis-files/mapseries/100k/bedrock/gis-2003-ms-61.zip PDF: http://www.wsgs.wyo.gov/products/wsgs-2003-ms-61.pdf Descriptions: http://www.wsgs.wyo.gov/products/wsgs-2002-ofr-02.pdf

Folder name: Wyoming_RattlesnakeHills

Estimated scale: large

Number of bedrock polygons:

Lithology field: name Time field: age,early_id,late_id Stratigraphy name field: strat_name,hierarchy Description field: description Comments field:

Comments: In lines, units that I'm uncertain about after comparing the map data on QGIS and the pdf: LB,TF,LF,CeFr

Points contain information with units "sz" which appear to be scattered between being "shearzones" and angles for folds. Not sure what to do with it.

Todo:

cambro commented 6 years ago

@vkhoo the points were not processed at all in the SQL table.

cambro commented 6 years ago

I also found typos in the descriptions and many descriptions were incomplete.

cambro commented 6 years ago

@vkhoo this source also has missing polygons. The "reclaimed areas" are holes in coverage. This isn't ideal. Why did you delete these from the original data?

cambro commented 6 years ago

there were null geometries in the lines for this source; all data should probably be checked again as this map had so many errors.

cambro commented 6 years ago

source_id 155

vkhoo commented 6 years ago

@cambro Is reclaimed area considered man-made? I was previously told it would be best to remove those. Will not remove in future!

cambro commented 6 years ago

Yes, @vkhoo please don't delete any polygons from maps, ever. It is fine to leave things like reservoirs, "reclaimed areas" (whatever that is) and other human-constructed features as-is with no age etc. but deleting them makes literal holes in the map that pose real problems in many different ways and doesn't reflect the actual intent of the mappers.

jczaplew commented 6 years ago

https://dev.macrostrat.org/burwell/#10/42.7498/-107.3563