This report contains Geographic Information System (GIS) data in vector and raster format. The vector data are available in Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) shapefile format. Shapefiles generally include *.shp, *.shx, and *.dbf files at a minimum. All of the data files also include the *.prj files, which contain the dataset projection information. The raster data are available in ESRI binary grid format and GeoTIFF format. For the sake of brevity, only the filename prefix has been included in the column 'Filename' listed below; extensions have been excluded. Clicking on the image in the 'View' column of GIS-compatible data will display a thumbnail image of the dataset. The files necessary to load each dataset into a compatible GIS have been compressed into a single WinZip file, along with FGDC-compliant metadata in text, FAQ, and HTML formats. The XML metadata format generated and viewable by ArcCatalog is also included in the WinZip file. In addition, the text, FAQ, and HTML versions of the metadata for each dataset have links provided below. These data files can be downloaded directly from the CD-ROM or from the table below.

In addition to the GIS data, this report also contains CRP data available in both raw and processed formats. Each line of data acquisition comprises multiple files as described in the Methods section of this report. For this reason, these data are organized by day of collection and are available as WinZip files for each day of data.

The CRP tracklines can be hyperlinked to associated images within ArcGIS. Within the CRP tracklines shapefile, two text attributes, "hotlink" and "hlink2", can be utilized to hyperlink to the JPEG images of the resistivity profiles. The "hotlink" attribute points to the MATLAB JPEG image, while the "hlink2" attribute points to the long version of the EarthImager 2D JPEG image. The metadata for each trackline gives further instruction on using the hyperlink feature.

The handwritten data acquisition logs maintained during the survey were scanned and converted into the Portable Document Format (PDF). This PDF file is available from the table below.

To download the data from the table below, right mouse click on the link in the 'Download' column. Select 'Save Target As...' to save a compressed WinZip file to the local hard drive. The download file size is indicated under the file name. Microsoft Windows, since the Millennium Edition, supports extracting zip files natively without additional third party software. Simply double-click on the file to begin the extraction wizard. In cases where WinZip is needed and not currently installed on the local system, go to WinZip (www.winzip.com) to download the latest version of the utility.

When this report is accessed from the CD-ROM, the top level of the report contains an ESRI ArcMap 9.2 map document (ofr2011_1041.mxd). This file contains the GIS-compatible data layers presented within this report. A free viewer, ArcExplorer, is available from ESRI (www.esri.com) if access to ESRI software or a compatible GIS data browser is unavailable.