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The Geochemical Landscape of Northwestern Wisconsin and adjacent Parts of Northern Michigan and Minnesota (Geochemical Data Files)

U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 03-259
Online Only
Version 1.0
2003

By William F. Cannon and Laurel G. Woodruff


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This data set consists of nine files of geochemical information on various types of surficial deposits in northwestern Wisconsin and immediately adjacent parts of Michigan and Minnesota. The files are presented in two formats: as dbase files in dbaseIV form and Microsoft Excel form. The data present multi-element chemical analyses of soils, stream sediments, and lake sediments. Latitude and longitude values are provided in each file so that the dbf files can be readily imported to GIS applications. Metadata files are provided in outline form, question and answer form and text form. The metadata includes information on procedures for sample collection, sample preparation, and chemical analyses including sensitivity and precision.


Location of study area and distribution of soil, stream sediment and lake sediment samples
Location of study area and distribution of soil, stream sediment and lake sediment samples.



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DATA FILES


EXCEL FILES
DESCRIPTION
DBF FILES
a_soil.xls
326 multi-element chemical analyses of A-horizon soils
a_soil.dbf
b_soil.xls
44 multi-element chemical analyses of B-horizon soils
b_soil.dbf
c_soil.xls
455 multi-element chemical analyses of C-horizon soils
c_soil.dbf
e_soil.xls
35 multi-element chemical analyses of E-horizon soils
e_soil.dbf
nure_ls.xls
361 multi-element analyses of lake-bottom sediments
nure_ls.dbf
nure_original.xls
913 multi-element chemical analyses of stream sediments
nure_orignial.dbf
nure_rean.xls
400 multi-element chemical analyses of stream sediments
nure_rean.dbf
nuress_adj.xls
913 recalculated chemical analyses of stream sediments
nuress_adj.dbf
usgs_ls.xls
96 multi-element analyses of lake-bottom sediments
usgs_ls.dbf


METADATA FILES


FILES
DESCRIPTION
metadata.faq.html
Metadata in the frequently asked questions format.
metadata.html
Metadata in the standard html format.
metadata.txt
Metadata in text format.


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For questions, please contact William F. Cannon or Laurel G. Woodruff.


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