USGS OFR 98-487 Contents

Digital Mapping Techniques '98 -- Workshop Proceedings
U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 98-487

Foreword: By Thomas M. Berg (Ohio State Geologist)

Introduction: By David R. Soller (U.S. Geological Survey)

Oral Presentations

Production of the 1:250,000-Scale Digital Geologic Map of Alabama: By Berry H. Tew, Douglas R. Taylor, and W. Edward Osborne (Geological Survey of Alabama)
History of Geologic Mapping at the Kentucky Geological Survey: By Warren H. Anderson (Kentucky Geological Survey)
Can We Get There from Here? Experiences of the Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys: By Gail Davidson (Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys)
Issues in the Application of Digital Geologic Data: By Jim Giglierano (Iowa Geological Survey Bureau)
Remote Sensing Inputs to a Geologic Mapping Program for Illinois: By Donald E. Luman, Lisa R. Smith, and Christopher Stohr (Illinois State Geological Survey)
Washington State's 1:100,000-Scale Geologic Map Database: An Arc/Info Data Model Example: By Carl F.T. Harris (Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources)
Progress Toward Development of the National Geologic Map Database: By David R. Soller (U.S. Geological Survey) and Thomas M. Berg (Ohio Geological Survey)
Geologic Maps, Spatial Databases, and Standards: By Ralph Haugerud (U.S. Geological Survey)
Progress Toward Development of a Standard Geologic Map Data Model: By David R. Soller (U.S. Geological Survey), Boyan Brodaric (Geological Survey of Canada), Jordan Hastings (University of Nevada, Reno), and Bruce R. Johnson, Gary L. Raines, and Ronald R. Wahl (U.S. Geological Survey)
A Process for Utilizing Database Information to Produce High-Quality Direct-to-Printer Digital Map Files: By Kimberly H. Sowder, Richard T. Hill, Rea W. Kersey, and Paul N. Irwin (Indiana Geological Survey)
Streamlining Quadrangle Map Production for On-Demand Publication: By Barbara J. Stiff, Sheena K. Beaverson, and Robert J. Krumm (Illinois State Geological Survey)
Digital 1:100,000-Scale Map Boundary Files for Use with a Geologic Map Database: By Ronald R. Wahl (U.S. Geological Survey)
Visualization of Subsurface Geology from Wireline Logs: By David R. Collins (Kansas Geological Survey)
Building Digital Geologic Maps with a Contouring Program: By Walter A. Hasenmueller (Indiana Geological Survey)
Use of ArcView GIS for Geologic Surface Modeling -- Preliminary Results from Subsurface Mapping in Southwest Florida: By Jonathan D. Arthur and William H. Pollock (Florida Geological Survey)
A Method for Three-Dimensional Mapping: By David R. Soller and Susan D. Price (U.S. Geological Survey) and Richard C. Berg and John P. Kempton (Illinois State Geological Survey)
Providing Spatial Data and GIS Applications Via the Internet: By Jorgina A. Ross (Kansas Geological Survey)
The Illinois Natural Resources Geospatial Data Clearinghouse: A Prototype NSDI Clearinghouse Node in Illinois: By Daniel O. Nelson, Sheena K. Beaverson, and Robert J. Krumm (Illinois State Geological Survey)
Formal Metadata in the National Geologic Map Database: By Peter N. Schweitzer (U.S. Geological Survey)

Poster Sessions

Brief Summaries
Product Development and Distribution from the Kansas Digital Geologic Map Database: By Jorgina A. Ross (Kansas Geological Survey)
Geologic Resources Inventory -- Geologic Resources Division, Inventory and Monitoring Program: By Joe D. Gregson (National Park Service)
Combining Arc/Info and Macintosh to Expedite Digital Geologic Map Production for Critical Hydrogeologic Investigations in New Mexico: By David J. McCraw, Paul W. Bauer, Glen E. Jones, Michiel R. Heynekamp, and Kathryn Glesener (New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources)
Digital Conversion of the Austin West Quadrangle, Texas: By Thomas A. Tremblay, Sarah B. Dale, and John R. Andrews (Texas Bureau of Economic Geology)
Recipes for Digital Cartography: Cooking with DEMs: By Ralph Haugerud (U.S. Geological Survey) and Harvey M. Greenberg (University of Washington)
Appendix A. List of attendees at the "Digital Mapping Techniques '98" Workshop (grouped by affiliation)
Appendix B. Workshop Web site
Appendix C. List of addresses, telephone numbers, and URLs for software and hardware suppliers

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Digital Mapping Techniques '98 -- Workshop Proceedings
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