Coastal sediments - Tertiary
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About this record
Record No | mesac987 |
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Topic | Geoscientific Information |
Type of Resource | Dataset |
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Language | English |
Metadata Standard | ISO 19115-3 |
Use constraints | License |
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License | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 |
Persistent identifier | https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/dataset/mesac987 |
Citation | Coastal sediments - Tertiary https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/dataset/mesac987 |
Status | Completed |
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Geographic Reference | GDA2020 (EPSG:7844) |
Geo bounding box | {"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[129,-38],[141,-38],[141,-26],[129,-26],[129,-38]]]} |
Purpose |
To display the location and extent of Eocene coastal sediments in South Australia's palaeodrainage systems. To display the location and extent of Eocene coastal sediments in South Australia's palaeodrainage systems. |
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Source data: Eocene coastal sediments were interpreted from the outcrops and subcrops in the northern Eucla Basin, developed concurrently. Polygons modified and extended on desktop GIS into interpreted areas using geological data and... Source data: Eocene coastal sediments were interpreted from the outcrops and subcrops in the northern Eucla Basin, developed concurrently. Polygons modified and extended on desktop GIS into interpreted areas using geological data and interpretations from Landsat MSS, NOAA, ASTER, SA Basins and Provinces, drillhole data and geological mapping. Accuracy variable, dependent in part on scale and quality of source data. As dataset is partly interpretive, positional accuracy and boundaries are subject to alternative interpretation. Geological attributes are based on interpretation of features in the subsurface which are not directly observable; thus they are subject to alternative interpretations. |
Attribute details
Name | Definition |
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Age | Geological time |
Accuracy | Positional accuracy of feature |
Derivation | Derivation |
Derivation2 | Derivation2 |
Derivation3 | Derivation3 |
Derivation4 | Derivation4 |
Author | Creator of coastal-barrier |
References | References of the interpretation |