The Digital Geologic Map of New Mexico in ARC/INFO Format by Gregory N. Green and Glenn E. Jones This geologic map was prepared as part of a study of digital methods and techniques as applied to complex geologic maps. The geologic map was digitized in GSMAP version 8 (Selner and Taylor, 1992) at Socorro, New Mexico by Orin Anderson and Glen Jones and published as the Geologic Map of New Mexico 1:500,000 (Anderson and Jones, 1994) in GSMAP format. The vector line work and polygon point labels were converted to ARC/INFO format on a DOS based PC with GSMARC (Green and Selner,1988). These data were transferred to a Data General UNIX system and loaded into ARC/INFO. Each vector and polygon was given attributes derived from the original 1994 GSMAP geologic map. Both digital versions are at 1:500,000 scale using the Lambert Conformal Conic map projection parameters of the State base map. * Any use of trade, product, or firm names is for descriptive purposes only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. Applications that use this data models and assesments Intended use of data base geologic map Limitations_of_Data: Scale is 1:500,000 and should not be used outside that range In order to use this database, ARC/INFO software and hardware and FTP transfer software to copy the database to the ARC/INFO platform are required. Published geologic maps are prepared using a USGS topographic base map that contains the hydrology, hypsography, and political features. Because this digital version of the Geologic Map of New Mexico started as a geologic map, these features were not present. Only those water bodies that were required to close polygons were added. The digital hydrology is not complete or as accurate as the original USGS 1:500,000 topographic base. A few water bodies were added for visual effect. No roads, contours, or towns were present on the GSMAP version of the geologic map and none were added to this ARC/INFO version. CODING SCHEME FOR ARC ATTRIBUTES: ITEM FEATURE P1 GSMAP Shorthand attribute HP Line pattern from NMLIN.LIN NAME Name Line Types and Attributes P1 HP Name 1 1 contact 2 501 Ti dikes 5 102 solid faults 6 102 thrust faults 8 114 dashed fault 9 1 group to specific (lump grouping) 11 106 dotted faults 12 507 Yi dikes 21 127 Map Border 22 505 TKi dikes 32 503 Tli dikes 42 508 Tif dikes 50 1 Dams 51 1 Mine dumps 52 502 Tuim dikes 62 504 Tui dikes 72 506 Zi dikes 75 1 Precambrian shear zone 400 4 water (shore line) 401 4 water (playa) CODING SCHEME FOR POLYGON ATTRIBUTES: ITEM FEATURE P1 GSMAP Shorthand attribute HP Shade pattern from NMSHD.SHD NAME Name Polygon Types and Attributes P1 HP NAME 1 1 Qa 2 2 Ql 3 3 Qe 4 4 Qeg 5 58 Qd 6 5 Qpl 7 8 Qp 8 181 Qb 9 243 Qr 10 113 Qv 11 18 Qbo 12 22 Qvr 13 118 Qbt 14 218 Qoa 15 83 QTb 17 59 QTt 18 9 QTp 19 11 QTg 20 10 QTsf 21 17 QTs 23 61 Tus 25 6 Tfl 26 60 Tsf 27 42 To 28 40 Tlp 29 15 Tos 30 19 Thb 31 72 Tnb 32 55 Tpb 33 41 Tmb 34 52 Tnr 35 51 Tnv 36 16 Tc 37 56 Tv 38 20 Tif 39 24 Tuv 40 25 Tlv 41 63 Tuau 42 31 Tual 43 18 Turp 44 12 Tlrp 45 13 Tla 46 68 Turf 47 7 Tlrf 48 26 Ti 49 54 Tui 50 57 Tuim 51 73 Tli 52 45 Tps 53 90 Tsj 54 91 Tn 55 92 Toa 56 102 Tpc 57 109 TKr 58 107 TKpr 59 93 TKa 60 261 TKav 61 267 TKi 62 238 K 64 255 Ki 65 221 Ka 66 239 Ku 67 236 Kmc 68 134 Kvt 69 79 Kkf 70 81 Kpc 71 82 Kls 72 208 Kpn 73 233 Knf 74 231 Kmv 75 123 Kch 76 129 Klv 77 124 Kmf 78 225 Kpl 79 170 Kms 80 219 Kph 81 242 Kmm 82 197 Kcc 83 223 Kg 84 226 Kmg 85 169 Kmr 86 227 Kpg 87 191 Kth 88 232 Kma 89 78 Km 90 171 Kmu 91 241 Kml 92 186 Kdr 93 80 Kdm 94 166 Kd 95 229 Kc 96 187 Kgg 97 237 Kgh 98 192 Kgr 99 165 Kdg 100 164 Kbm 101 163 Kl 102 142 J 103 143 Jm 104 148 Jmsu 105 151 Jz 106 150 Jze 107 149 Je 108 144 Jsr 109 120 @ 110 206 @rp 111 121 @c 112 122 @r 113 125 @b 114 126 @t 115 127 @g 116 128 @s 117 86 @cu 118 162 @m 119 254 Pz 120 253 P 121 184 Pqr 122 172 Pqm 123 173 Pr 124 174 Psl 125 183 Pc 126 252 Pat 127 188 Pty 128 189 Psr 129 190 Pgq 130 194 Pcp 132 246 Pbc 133 204 Pcc 136 110 Psa 137 167 Pg 138 234 Psg 139 153 Pco 140 154 Pvp 141 222 Py 142 168 Pa 143 131 Pau 144 132 Pal 145 205 Pys 146 209 Pay 147 88 Pct 148 228 Ph 149 247 Pb 150 193 P& 151 135 P&sc 152 116 & 153 158 &m 154 111 &me 155 94 &s 156 251 &ps 157 256 &lc 158 178 M 160 258 MD 161 177 M_ 162 264 D 163 262 SO 164 89 SO_ 165 98 O_ 166 99 O_p 169 101 Ys 170 161 Yp 171 87 YXp 172 85 X 173 117 Xms 174 160 Xm 175 97 Xp 176 112 Xmo 177 1 Qa/QTs 178 1 Qa/QTsf 184 2 Ql/QTs 189 8 Qp/QTs 190 8 Qp/QTsf 191 8 Qp/Tsf 193 3 Qe/Qa 194 3 Qe/Qp 195 3 Qe/Qpl 196 3 Qe/QTs 197 3 Qe/QTsf 198 9 QTp 199 224 Kgc 200 3 Qe/Tnb 201 36 ds 202 137 Xmu 203 218 Qoa/To 400 216 Water 401 216 Playa 300 0 blank Procedures_Used: This geologic map was prepared as part of a study of digital methods and techniques as applied to complex geologic maps. The geologic map was digitized in GSMAP version 8 (Selner and Taylor, 1992) at Socorro, New Mexico by Orin Anderson and Glen Jones and published as the Geologic Map of New Mexico 1:500,000 (Anderson and Jones, 1994) in GSMAP format. The vector line work and polygon point labels were converted to ARC/INFO format on a DOS based PC with GSMARC (Green and Selner,1988). These data were transferred to a Data General UNIX system and loaded into ARC/INFO. Each vector and polygon was given attributes derived from the original 1994 GSMAP geologic map. Both digital versions are at 1:500,000 scale using the Lambert Conformal Conic map projection parameters of the State base map. This database was developed on a Data General computer system using DG/UX Release 5.4R3.10 UNIX and ARC/INFO 7.0.3 software. The lineset and shadeset files are coded for a HP 650C plotter. Revisions: Creation date 31 March 1997 Last revision 25 Aug 1997 Reviews_Applied_to_Data: For the digital review, we thank Nancy Shock and Pat Stamile of the USGS. Related_Spatial_and_Tabular_Data_Sets: 0READ.ME Text file that contains this Open-File 97-52 document. 0READ.MET A text version of the ARC DOCUMENT metafile. LOAD.AML ARC/INFO commands to create the data bases. NNMAP.AML ARCPLOT commands that create a plot file of the geologic map from the data bases. NMMAP.E00 Contacts, dikes and faults file for the Geologic Map of New Mexico. NMAP1.TXT Text files for the Geologic Map through NMMAP2.TXT VENTS.E00 Volcanic Vents for the Geologic Map of New Mexico. MAPBAR.AML ARCPLOT commands for the scale bar, courtesy of Bill Beeman, USGS. LAMBERT.PRJ The Geologic Map of New Mexico projection parameters. NMLIN.E00 ARC/INFO lineset NMLIN.LIN, the palette of line types. NMSHD.E00 ARC/INFO shadeset NMSHD.SHD, the palette of colors. FNT003.E00 ARC/INFO geologic symbols font file. NMINDEX.AML ARCPLOT commands that create a plot file of the index sheet. NMINDEX.E00 Data base of the geologic map explanation. NMINDEX1.TXT Text files for the sheet two of the explanation. through NMINDEX8.TXT NMINDEX1.FRM Formation text files for sheet two of the explanation. through NMINDEX8.FRM SOURCES.AML ARCPLOT commands that create a plot file of the source of data sheet. SOURCES.E00 Data base of the sources data sheet. NMSCR1.TXT Text files for the sources of data sheet. through NMSCR4.TXT References_Cited: Anderson, O. J., and Jones, G. E., 1994, Geologic Map of New Mexico: New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources, Open-file Report 408-A and B, Geologic map and 15 magnetic disks, 1:500,000. Selner, G.I. and Taylor, R.B., 1992, System 8, computer file: GSMAP, GSMEDIT, GSMUTIL, GSPOST, GSDIG and other programs version 8: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 92-217-A and B, 217 p. and magnetic disk. Green, G.N., and Selner, G.I., 1988, GSMARC: A program and procedure to convert GSMAP data bases into ARC/INFO coverages, GSDARC: A counterpart program for GSDRAW data bases and an ARC/INFO procedure to topologically structure resultant data: U.S. Geological Survey Open- File Report 88-430-A and B, 16 p. and magnetic disk. Notes: Adobe, Acrobat, and PostScript are trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc. ARC/INFO is a trademark of Environmental Systems Research Institute. Other trademarks and service marks are the trademarks and service marks of their respective companies. The authors wish to thank Orin Anderson for providing access to the Geologic Map of New Mexico GSMAP data sets. For the digital review, we also thank Nancy Shock and Pat Stamile of the USGS. none planned none planned no restrictions apply U.S. Geological Survey New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources, Socorro, New Mexico The digital hydrology is not complete or as accurate as the original USGS 1:500,000 topographic base. {24FC52F3-23D0-47A4-9804-8137F0B772BC}2004042016582600FALSE20040520135221002004052013522100Metadata imported.C:\DOCUME~1\gretchen\LOCALS~1\Temp\xml234E.tmp2004042016582600Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 1; ESRI ArcCatalog 8.2.0.700enEarly Cretaceous outcrops in Colfax County. Data is filtered from The Digital Geologic Map of New Mexico in ARC/INFO Format by Gregory N. Green and Glenn E. Jones This geologic map was prepared as part of a study of digital methods and techniques as applied to complex geologic maps. The geologic map was digitized in GSMAP version 8 (Selner and Taylor, 1992) at Socorro, New Mexico by Orin Anderson and Glen Jones and published as the Geologic Map of New Mexico 1:500,000 (Anderson and Jones, 1994) in GSMAP format. The vector line work and polygon point labels were converted to ARC/INFO format on a DOS based PC with GSMARC (Green and Selner,1988). These data were transferred to a Data General UNIX system and loaded into ARC/INFO. Each vector and polygon was given attributes derived from the original 1994 GSMAP geologic map. Both digital versions are at 1:500,000 scale using the Lambert Conformal Conic map projection parameters of the State base map. Applications that use this data models and assesments. Intended use of data base geologic map Glenn Jones and Orin Anderson did original ARCInfo digital map3/31/97EarlyLCretaceousvector digital dataupdated August 25, 1997.\\GRETCHEN\I$\NFS2004\Geology\EarlyLCretaceous.shppublication date1997CompleteNone planned-105.314155-103.99952737.00036636.213707472047.022506589026.1113624007905.6180784094709.812379noneEarly Cretaceous outcropsGeologyColfax CountyNew MexicoNo RestrictionsScale is 1:500,000 and should not be used outside that range ShapefileGlenn JonesNM Bureau of GeologyU.S. Geological Survey New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources, Socorro, New Mexico Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 1; ESRI ArcCatalog 8.2.0.700EarlyLCretaceous472047.022506589026.1113624094709.8123794007905.6180781-105.314155-103.99952737.00036636.2137071enFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timeGretchen HoffmanNew Mexico Bureau of GeologyREQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.505-835-5640Senior Coal Geologist20040520http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data0.3340.334002file://\\GRETCHEN\I$\NFS2004\Geology\EarlyLCretaceous.shpLocal Area Network0.334ShapefileVectorSimplePolygonFALSE113TRUEFALSEG-polygon113GCS_North_American_1927NAD_1927_UTM_Zone_13Ncoordinate pairmeters0.0002560.000256Universal Transverse Mercator130.999600-105.0000000.000000500000.0000000.000000North American Datum of 1927Clarke 18666378206.400000294.978698NAD_1927_UTM_Zone_13N113EarlyLCretaceousFeature Class113FIDFIDOID400Internal feature number.ESRISequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.ShapeShapeGeometry000Feature geometry.ESRICoordinates defining the features.AREAAREANumber153PERIMETERPERIMETERNumber153NMMAPDD83_NMMAPDD83_Number11NMMAPDD831NMMAPDD831Number11P1P1Number3HPHPNumber3NAMENAMEString820040520