Geophysical, Sedimentological, and Photographic Data from the John Day Reservoir, Washington and Oregon: Data Archive and Preliminary Discussion USGS Open-File 2004-1014 HOME | CONTENTS | GEOLOGIC DISCUSSION | DATA/GIS | METADATA | REFERENCES | CONTACTS |
Table of Contents:OF 2004-1014Disc Contents
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DIRECTORY STRUCTURETop level directory: index.htm - This file is intended to be the starting point for the DVD-ROM access. It is written in the Hypertext Markup Language utilized by the World Wide Web (WWW) and must be opened with a WWW browser. Once opened, the user may browse the DVD-ROM's contents as they would pages from the WWW. readme.txt - ASCII text file containing a description of this DVD-ROM. This file may be viewed or printed with any system program capable of opening ASCII text files. johnday.apr - ArcView project file created with ArcView 3.2a on a Windows2000 computer. This project file is intended for use with the DVD since it reguires all the data files be present in the appropriate directory structure. Directories: Directory data - What follows is a brief description of the data contained in the underlying directories. For a more complete description of the data, refer to the data section of this DVD, or the metadata associated with each data file. This directory contains the following subdirectories:
Directory htmldocs: contains the HTML pages accessed within this Open-File Report. This directory contains the subdirectory icons which contains all the image files and icons utilized in constructing the Open-File Report HTML pages. Directory metadata: contains the HTML and ASCII text versions of the metadata files for all the data contained in this Open-File Report. This metadata is organized into the following subdirectories: basemap, interpretation, nav, samples, segy, seisimages, sidescan. |