Open jczaplew opened 7 years ago
@cambro two point types i need clarification on, would this be okay?
update sources.ca_monterrey_point set point_type='plunge' where pttype ILIKE '%plunge direction%'; update sources.ca_monterrey_point set point_type='fault' where pttype ILIKE '%fault dip%';
looks ok for now. i'll double check.
There are strat_names that are missing and/or incomplete in this source too @vkhoo I am going to fix them, but please double check sources for accuracy and completeness before submitting.
@vkhoo the polygon table also has early_id and late_id defined as text. Please define these always as integers to avoid hassle and to insure data integrity.
@vkhoo the faults in this source are not identified properly in the new_type column. e.g., "thrust fault, concealed" is listed as "fault" This should have a new_type value of "thrust fault"
I will fix, but please double check sources for accuracy and completeness before submitting.
@vkhoo plunge measurements do not have a dip_direction. They have a strike (trend) and a plunge (dip). you will have to clarify what these dip_dir values mean in the sources table for plunges
@vkhoo and @jczaplew the lines table for this source, once again, lacks a gid, which is impossible if it is imported correctly. I need an answer for how this is happening please.
source_id 139 NOTE POINTS ARE NOT DONE.
Info
Name: GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE MONTEREY 30'X60' QUADRANGLE AND ADJACENT AREAS, CALIFORNIA
Source URL: GIS Data - ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/dmg/rgmp/Published_GIS_Data/RGM_001_Monterey_100k_v1/RGM_001_Monterey_100k_v1.zip PDF Descriptions - ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/dmg/pubs/rgm/RGM_001/monterey_pamphlet.pdf
Estimated scale: large
Number of bedrock polygons:
Lithology field: description Time field: age Stratigraphy name field: strat_name Description field:
Comments field:
Comments:
Todo: