Geophysical Unit of Menlo Park, Calif. (GUMP)
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Abstract
This isostatic residual gravity map is part of an effort to map the three-dimensional distribution of rocks in Joshua Tree National Park, southern California. |
Download the map as a ~65" x 35" PDF file (of2007-1218.pdf; 23.3 MB).
Download the metadata as an ASCII text file (of2007-1218_metadata.txt; 58 kB).
Download the data as an Excel workbook with all of the principal facts of the data used to generate the contours on the map (of2007-1218_data.xls; 1 MB).
Go to the CSV folder to get comma-separated-value files of each of the five sheets in the Excel workbook (544 kB total).
For more about gravity and magnetic data and methods, visit the Geophysical Unit Menlo Park website
For more about geologic mapping in Southern California, visit the SCAMP website
For more about earthquake studies in Southern California, visit the USGS Pasadena Field Office
For questions about the content of this report, contact Vicki Langenheim
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