South_Pass_Granite_Mountains_airborne_magnetic_and_radiometric

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Service Description: The following geophysical data layers are included in this service:<ul><li>Total Magnetic Intensity - Georeferenced Image of Total Magnetic Intensity. Pink represents high magnetic intensity, while blue represents background fields, low magnetic values, or zones of strongly reversed polarity.</li><li>Reduced-to-pole Magnetic Intensity - Georeferenced Image of Reduced-to-pole Magnetic Intensity. Pink represents high magnetic intensity, while blue represents background fields, low magnetic values, or zones of strongly reversed polarity.</li><li>First Vertical Derivative - Georeferenced Image of First Vertical Derivative. Pink highlights strong magnetic boundaries and shallow structures, while blue represents low values and background fields.</li><li>Ternary (K, eTh, eU) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Ternary map. Red = Potassium, Green = Thorium, Blue = Uranium. </li><li>Potassium (K) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Potassium map. Pink is high, blue is low potassium concentration.</li><li>Thorium (eTh) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Thorium map. Pink is high, blue is low thorium concentration.</li><li>Uranium (eU) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Uranium map. Pink is high, blue is low uranium concentration.</li></ul><div>Data downloaded from USGS have in some cases been minimally modified (e.g., clipped to spatial extent, projected, shaded) but have not been formally reviewed or altered by the WSGS. Users are encouraged to visit the USGS data release to download the original dataset.</div><div> </div><div>Suggested Citation: U.S. Geological Survey, 2024, Airborne magnetic and radiometric survey, South Pass-Granite Mountains region, Wyoming, 2023: U.S. Geological Survey data release, <a href='https://doi.org/10.5066/P13W5Y9W' target='_blank'>https://doi.org/10.5066/P13W5Y9W</a>.</div>

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Magnetic (24)
- Total Magnetic Intensity (25)
- Reduced-to-pole Magnetic Intensity (26)
- First Vertical Derivative (27)
Radiometric (20)
- Ternary (K, eTh, eU) (29)
- Potassium (K) (30)
- Thorium (eTh) (31)
- Uranium (eU) (32)

Description: The following geophysical data layers are included in this service:Total Magnetic Intensity - Georeferenced Image of Total Magnetic Intensity. Pink represents high magnetic intensity, while blue represents background fields, low magnetic values, or zones of strongly reversed polarity.Reduced-to-pole Magnetic Intensity - Georeferenced Image of Reduced-to-pole Magnetic Intensity. Pink represents high magnetic intensity, while blue represents background fields, low magnetic values, or zones of strongly reversed polarity.First Vertical Derivative - Georeferenced Image of First Vertical Derivative. Pink highlights strong magnetic boundaries and shallow structures, while blue represents low values and background fields.Ternary (K, eTh, eU) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Ternary map. Red = Potassium, Green = Thorium, Blue = Uranium. Potassium (K) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Potassium map. Pink is high, blue is low potassium concentration.Thorium (eTh) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Thorium map. Pink is high, blue is low thorium concentration.Uranium (eU) - Georeferenced Image of Radiometric Uranium map. Pink is high, blue is low uranium concentration.Data downloaded from USGS have in some cases been minimally modified (e.g., clipped to spatial extent, projected, shaded) but have not been formally reviewed or altered by the WSGS. Users are encouraged to visit the USGS data release to download the original dataset.Suggested Citation: U.S. Geological Survey, 2024, Airborne magnetic and radiometric survey, South Pass-Granite Mountains region, Wyoming, 2023: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/P13W5Y9W.

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Copyright Text: This survey and release of the dataset was funded by the state of Wyoming, designed by the Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS), and contracted by the USGS. U.S. Geological Survey roles and contributions: Scientist-In-Charge: Benjamin J. Drenth Contract technical liaison: Dylan M. Connell Survey design and coordination: Benjamin J. Drenth Preliminary data quality assurance: Benjamin J. Drenth, April D. Allen Langhans, Dylan M. Connell Data preparation for release: April D. Allen Langhans Metadata preparation for release: April D. Allen Langhans Project Manager: Brent Marz Wyoming State Geological Survey: Survey design and coordination:Patricia M. Webber, Ranie M. Lynds, Rachel N. Toner, Erin A. Campbell Funding: State of Wyoming Contractor roles and contributions: Contractor: New-Sense Geophysics Ltd. and Merrick-Surdex Joint Venture Helicopter operator: Air Resources Helicopter, Inc. Contact Person: Chris Evans Project Manager: Chris Evans Field Crew: Joaquin Castruita, Jesus da la Torre, Nelson Larrachea Pilots: Peter Jansen, Camden Espeland, Tony Chambers, Taylor Wade, Nick Heller, Wyatt Reeves-Hawkings Data processing and report: Joaquin Castruita, Lily Manoukian, Luis Vargas, Chris Evans

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South_Pass_Granite_Mountains_airborne_magnetic_and_radiometric_survey (MapServer)