United States Geological Survey Open-file Report 03-124 Aeromagnetic Interpretations for Understanding the Hydrogeologic Framework of the Southern Espanola Basin, New Mexico by V.J.S. Grauch and Viki Bankey 2003 Online_Linkage: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2003/ofr-03-124 Description of digital files included with this report are listed below. All files are geographically registered using the following map projection parameters: UTM projection, zone 13, NAD27 (Clarke 1866), units in meters. Image files of Plate 1 and Plate 2 are included as digital files in portable document (PDF) formats for plotting purposes. The pdf files can be viewed on screen or printed from Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available at no charge from www.adobe.com. In addition, the color shaded-relief image of the reduced-to-pole magnetic data from Plate 1 is included with minimal annotation in tagged image format (TIF) format for import into GIS programs or use with other overlays. The color shaded-relief images of the aeromagnetic data were derived originally from displays created by ERMAPPER, using a sun azimuth of 270 degrees (west), sun elevation of 60 degrees and nonlinear color scale, which is shown on Plate 1. FILENAME FORMAT TYPE EXPLANATION sebmeta.txt Description of sebrtp.tif sebrtp.tif TIF Tagged Image Format file of reduced-to- pole aeromagnetic data with tick sebrtp.tfw geotif marks as the only annotation. header file Without the header file, the tif file can be imported into many standard graphics programs. The header file provides geographic information (geotif) for direct import into ARC/INFO and ARC/VIEW. The .tfw file must be in the same directory as the .tif file. sebrtp.pdf PDF Portable document format file for viewing and printing Plate 1. Print on a largebed plotter with paper size = ISO A0 (36"X48"). seblines.pdf PDF Portable document format file for viewing and printing Plate 2. Print on a largebed plotter with paper size = ISO A0 (36"X48").