Online link | https://geo-nsdi.er.usgs.gov/metadata/map-mf/2368/metadata.faq.html |
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Description | This digital map database is compiled from unpublished data and new mapping by the authors, represents the general distribution of surficial and bedrock geology in the mapped area. Together with the accompanying pamphlet, it provides current information |
Originators | Wellmeyer, Jessica L. and Dudash, Stephanie L. |
Publication | U.S. Geological Survey Miscellaneous Field Studies Map 2368 |
The databases in this report were compiled in ARC/INFO, a commercial Geographic Information System (Environmental Systems Research Institute, Redlands, California). Almost all the attributes in the various attribute tables of the coverages included in the report are set or calculated by Arc/Info. The exceptions are "coveragename"-ID, LTYPE, PTYPE, PTTYPE, BKTYPE, SAMPNO, STRIKE, and DIP. "coveragename"-ID is required by internal policy to be sequential. This ensures the highest compatibility of our databases with other GISs. Therefore "coveragename"-ID is calculated equal to "coveragename"#, which is a unique, sequential integer assigned by Arc/Info to each data record. LTYPE, PTYPE, and PTTYPE are author added items to the coverage AAT or PAT that are used to describe the type of line (LTYPE), area (PTYPE), or point (PTTYPE) being recorded. All coverages with AAT and PAT present include these items in the data structure. Each has WIDTH 35, OUTPUT 35, TYPE C. STRIKE and DIP are author added items to the coverage PAT that record information about the orientation of planar geologic structures. Both have WIDTH 3, OUTPUT 3, TYPE I. These items are only recorded in the table <QUAD>-STRC.PAT. FAULTNAME is an author added item the coverage AAT that records information about the names of faults in the map area. It has WIDTH 35, OUTPUT 35, TYPE C. FAULTNAME is only recorded in the table OAK-FLT.AAT. Note that this publication includes a separate coverage for the geologic units and lines and a separate coverage for the geologic structures in each of the seven quadrangles in the study area. The database organization is the same for each, so they are not described individually. Instead, a single description for all seven quadrangles is denoted by the label <QUAD>. The actual database item is labeled with a quadrangle identifier code in place of <QUAD> (ri = Richmond quadrangle, bv = Briones Valley quadrangle, ow = Oakland West quadrangle, oe = Oakland East quadrangle, lt = Las Trampas Ridge quadrangle, sl = San Leandro quadrangle, ha = Hayward quadrangle). For example, the AAT for the structure coverage of the Hayward quadrangle is HA-STRC.AAT, and is described above by <QUAD>-STRC.AAT. Because of the single entry above, all of the enumerated domain values for every coverage are listed, therefore not every domain value will be present in every coverage.
This report combined with the explanatory pamphlet or pamphlets: oakmf.ps, oakmf.pdf, oakdb.ps and oakgeo.ps, oakdb.pdf and oakgeo.pdf, or oakdb.txt and oakgeo.txt.
Attribute table of <QUAD>-GEOL.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Geologic unit label |
Attribute table of <QUAD>-GEOL.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | Type of geologic or geographic feature denoted by a line in the database. |
Attribute table of <QUAD>-STRC.
Label | Definition |
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PTTYPE | The type of planar feature which was observed and the orientation of which was measured at this point. |
DIP | The inclination of planar structures measured in degrees down from horizontal. |
STRIKE | The orientation of a horizontal line in an inclined planar structure measured in degrees clockwise from north. |
Attribute table of <QUAD>-STRC.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | The type of fold axis or other structural linear feature that does not bound geologic units. Faults and contacts are described in a separate coverage. |
Attribute table of OAK-QUAD.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Name of USGS 7.5' quadrangles within the map area |
Attribute table of OAK-QUAD.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | Type of line recorded in the quadrangle index coverage. |
Attribute table of OAK-FLT.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | The type of geologic or geographic feature denoted by a line in the database. |
FAULTNAME | Identity of named faults and strands of named fault zones |
Attribute table of OAK-CORR.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Labels of geologic units and areas of water. |
Attribute table of OAK-CORR.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | Type of line used in the correlation chart |
Attribute table of OAK-SO.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | The index number of the area labeled that relates to the sources of data as shown in the explanation pamphlet (pamf.ps, pamf.pdf, pageo.ps, pageo.pdf, or pageo.txt) or in Lineage: Source_Information above. The major areas mapped as water are also shown. |
Attribute table of OAK-SO.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | Type of line used in the Sources of Data Index Map coverage |
Attribute table of OAK-AS.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Stratigraphic assemblage distribution and areas of water. Assemblages are described in the explanatory pamphlet (pamf.ps, pamf.pdf, pageo.ps, pageo.pdf, pageo.txt) |
Attribute table of OAK-AS.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | The type of line in the assemblage map. |
Attribute table of OAK-TERR.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Mesozioc terrane distribution, areas of Quaternary cover, areas of Tertiary strata, and areas of water. Terranes are described in the explanatory pamphlet (pamf.ps, pamf.pdf, pageo.ps, pageo.pdf, pageo.txt) |
Attribute table of OAK-TERR.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | The type of line in the terrane map. |
Attribute table of OAK-XSA.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Unit label in the cross section. |
Attribute table of OAK-XSA.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | The type of line in the cross section. |
Attribute table of OAK-XSB.
Label | Definition |
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PTYPE | Unit label in the cross section |
Attribute table of OAK-XSB.
Label | Definition |
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LTYPE | The type of line in the cross section. |