Online link | https://geo-nsdi.er.usgs.gov/metadata/open-file/97-681/liqsurv.faq.html |
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Description | Note: this cover is a combination of liq94surv and liqmunsurv. The northern part of the map area and large adjacent regions have been severely shaken by one or more moderate to large prehistoric earthquakes. The evidence of these takes the form of paleoli |
Originators | Rhea, Susan |
Publication | U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 97-0681 |
Sample Number: A unique number assigned to a sample regardless ot sample type Slug number: Core segment identification Depth to top of slug (meters) Depth interval relative to top of slug (cm) Depth in hole (meters) Grain Size Percent > 3.2 um Declination (deg.) Linear fit Inclination (deg.) Linear fit NRM A/m Magnetization removed in demagnetization interval A/m Demagnetization interval used for linear fit (mT) No. Pts. used in linear fit Error Angle Subjective quality of demagnetization path (A=best C=worst) MS vol-SI: (low freq.) Magnetic susceptibility measured at about 600 Hz FD of MS %: frequency of dependence of magnetic susceptibility NRM A/m: magnitude of natural remanent magnetization ARM A/m: magnitude of anhysteretic remanent magnetization IRM 1.2T A/m: Isothermal remanent magnetization acquired in an induction of 1.2T IRM -0.3T A/m: Isothermal remanent magnetization after exposure to an induction of 1.2T followed by exposure to an oppositely directed induction of 0.3 T HIRM A/m: "Hard" isothermal remanent magnetization = (IRM 1.2T - IRM-0.3T) / 2 S: The "S" parameter = -IRM1.2T / IRM -0.3T Paramagnetic MS: Paramagnetic magnetic susceptibility determined from the slope of the hysteresis curve above an induction of 0.9T Msat A/m: Saturation magnetization determined after removal of paramagnetic component. Mrs A/m: Saturation Remanent magnetization Hc mT: Coercivity determined after removal of para magnetic component. Hcr mT: Coercivity of remanence Mrs/Msat Hcr/Hc Parts-per-Million Abundances for the following elements Ba Cr Cu Fe La Mn Ni Rb V Zn Zr Ti WT%: Weight-percent of Titanium Total Carbon (percent) Carbonate Carbon (percent) Organic Carbon (percent)
U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 95-673