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Entry_Title: San Francisco Bay region landslide folio part D - Index to detailed maps of landslides in the San Francisco Bay region, California
Group: Data_Set_Citation
  Originator(s): R.J. Pike
  Title: San Francisco Bay region landslide folio part D - Index to detailed maps of landslides in the San Francisco Bay region, California
  Publication: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report
  Publication_Date: 1997
  Data_Presentation_Form: map
  URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1997/of97-745/of97-745d.html
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Keyword: geology
Keyword: geologic maps
Keyword: landslides
Keyword: surficial geologic units
Keyword: geologic history
Keyword: geospatial datasets
Group: Temporal_Coverage
  Start_date: 1997
  Stop_date: 1997
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Data_Set_Progress: Complete
Location: 06001 = Alameda
Location: 06013 = Contra Costa
Location: 06041 = Marin
Location: 06055 = Napa
Location: 06085 = Santa Clara
Location: 06087 = Santa Cruz
Location: 06075 = San Francisco
Location: 06081 = San Mateo
Location: 06095 = Solano
Location: 06097 = Sonoma
Group: Data_Resolution
  Latitude_Resolution: unknown
  Longitude_Resolution: unknown
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  Access_Constraints: none
  Use_Constraints: none
Originating_Center: (required)
Group: Data_Center
  Data_Center_Name: USGS Information Services
  Dataset_ID: US Geological Survey Open-File Report 97-0745-D
Group: Data_Center_Contact
  Last_name: USGS Information Services
  First_name: N/A
  Email: infoservices@usgs.gov
  Phone: 1-888-ASK-USGS
  Group: Address
    Box 25286, Denver Federal Center
    Denver, Colorado 80255-0046
    USA
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  Storage_Medium: ARC/INFO version 7.0.4
Group: Distribution
  Distribution_Media: online
  Distribution_Format : ARCE
  Fees: none
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Group: Reference
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Group: Summary
  It is often necessary to find out whether a landslide exists at a
  particular Bay Area locale.  Homeowners, landscape architects, real
  estate developers, city planners, building officials,
  emergency-response personnel, civil engineers, utilities workers,
  and others all have occasion to know where the landslides are.
  Because existing old and ancient landslides may be reactivated by
  severe winter storms (Nilsen and others, 1976), timely availability
  of information on landslide location can reduce losses of life and
  property to the region's expanding population (San Francisco Bay
  Landslide Mapping Team, 1997).  This report enables visitors to the
  USGS Menlo Park library to quickly find the detailed landslide map
  they need.  Access to the proper documents is achieved through a
  table keyed to standard USGS 7.5' quadrangles‹a proxy for a true
  index map, plus the library location of each document.
  
  A table keyed to 171 topographic quadrangles on a new
  1:275,000-scale shaded-relief map speeds access to information on
  landslide locations in the ten-county San Francisco Bay region.
  Detailed maps showing individual landslides in nearly any area of
  interest can be found quickly by knowing only the name of the
  appropriate 7.5' quadrangle.  The some-80 technical reports that
  contain these maps may be consulted in the U.S. Geological Survey's
  Menlo Park library collection.
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DIF_Revision_Date: 20141205
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