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The author has identified the following significant | |
results. Late autumn imagery provides the advantages of | |
topographic shadow enhancement and low cloud cover. | |
Mapping of rock units was done locally with good results | |
for alluvium, basin fill, volcanics, inclined Paleozoic | |
and Mesozoic beds, and host strata of bentonite beds. | |
Folds, intrusive domes, and even dip directions were | |
mapped where differential erosion was significant. | |
However, mapping was not possible for belt strata, was | |
difficult for granite, and was hindered by conifers | |
compared to grass cover. Expansion of local mapping | |
required geologic control and encountered significant | |
areas unmappable from ERTS imagery. Annotation of | |
lineaments provided much new geologic data. By | |
extrapolating test site comparisons, it is inferred that | |
27 percent of some 1200 lineaments mapped from western | |
Montana represent unknown faults. The remainder appear to | |
be localized mainly by undiscovered faults and sets of | |
minor faults or joints. | |
Date Published: 2016-07-21 03:41:54 | |
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_19770007608 | |
Item Size: 67715945 | |
Language: english | |
Media Type: texts | |
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