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Semi-automated
data capture for vectorizing geologic quadrangle maps in Kentucky History
of Geologic Mapping at the Kentucky Geological Survey Acquisition of
Geologic Quadrangle Data from a Digital Index Map -- A New ArcView Application
to Geologic Data Query Integration
of Digital Geologic Databases and a Spatial Map Database in Kentucky Digital
Geologic Map of the Harrodsburg 30 x 60-Minute Quadrangle, Central Kentucky Integrated Geospatial Data: Irvine 30 x 60 Minute Quadrangle, East-Central Kentucky Digital Geologic Map of the Jackson Purchase Region, Western Kentucky By Steven L. MartinMap Unit Descriptions and the North American Data Model By Gerald A. Weisenfluh Making Improved Geotechnical Maps with Spatial Analysis The Value of Geologic Maps and the Need for Digitally Vectorized Data Distributed Spatial Databases--The MIDCARB Carbon Sequestration Project By Gerald A. Weisenfluh,1 Nathan K. Eaton,2 and Ken Nelson3Kentucky Land-Use Planning on the Web By Gerald A. Weisenfluh and Daniel I. CareyCompletion of the First Phase of the Kentucky Digital Geologic Mapping Program By Warren H. Anderson, Thomas N. Sparks, and Gerald A. WeisenfluhThe Kentucky Geological Survey’s Online Geologic Map and Information System By Gerald A. Weisenfluh, Douglas C. Curl, and Matthew M. Crawford Unpublished Geologic Evidence and Other Databases of the Kentucky Digital Mapping Program By Gerald A. Weisenfluh and Douglas C. CurlKentucky Field Data Entry Tools Developed in ArcIMS By Gerald A. Weisenfluh and Douglas C. Curl
