02816nam a2200409Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013006001900030007001500049008004100064020001500105040003000120043001200150050002300162074001100185086001600196245009500212260007700307300004600384490003900430538035600469500002900825500003600854504004100890520041800931530003601349505046801385650005801853650006401911650008101975650006402056700003702120710003802157856003702195830005602232856011802288274678OCoLC20200624062628.0m        m f      co cg --------050223s2003    vauab    b b f000 0 eng d  a0607955600  aGIScGISdOCLCQdOCLdZCU  an-us-ca 4aQE90.C35bL66 2003  a0621-K0 aI 19.121:8104aThe Long Valley Caldera GIS databaseh[electronic resource]cby M. Battaglia ... [et al.].  a[Reston, Va.]bU.S. Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Surveyc2003.  a1 CD-ROMbcol. ill., col. mapsc4 3/4 in.1 aDigital data seriesvDDS-812Local  aSystem requirements: IBM-compatible computer running Windows 95 or higher or NT 4.0 or higher with Pentium or equivalent processor. MacIntosh with PowerPC processor. Web browser; ArcInfo or ArcView with Spatial Analyst or an GIS that can import ArcView Shapefiles; Adobe Acrobat Reader (provided). ArcExplorer 2.0 (provided) can be used to view files.  aTitle from title screen.  aShipping list no.: 2005-0015-E.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aIncludes geologic, monitoring and topographic datasets related to Long Valley caldera. Contains a scan of the original geologic map by Roy Bailey. Real-time data of the current activity of the caldera (including earthquakes, ground deformation and the release of volcanic gas), information about volcanic hazards and the USGS response plan are available online at the observatory web page: http://lvo.wr.usgs.gov.  aAlso available on the Internet.0 aGeologic maps: Geologic history, Geologic maps -- Monitoring data: Seismicity, Gravity, Hydrogeology, CO2 discharge -- Geodetic data: EDM, GPS, Leveling -- Topographic data: DEM, DRG, Landsat 7, Rivers, Roads, Water Bodies --- GIS Projects: ArcView Project, ArcExplorer Project -- USGS Fact Sheets: Living with a restless caldera -- Future eruptions in California's Long Valley area, what's likely? -- Invisible CO2 gas killing trees in the Mammoth Mountain Area. 0aGeodatabaseszCaliforniazLong Valley Caldera.2Local 0aCalderaszCaliforniazLong Valley CalderavDatabases.2LEMB 0aVolcanic hazard analysiszCaliforniazLong Valley CalderavDatabases.2Local 0aGeologyzCaliforniazLong Valley CalderavDatabases.2Local1 aBattaglia, M.q(Maurizio)2Local  aGeological Survey (U.S.)  2Local2 uhttp://pubs.usgs.gov/dds/dds-81/ 0aU.S. Geological Survey digital data seriesvDDS-81.2 zReal-time data on current activity, information about hazards and the USGS response planuhttp://lvo.wr.usgs.gov/