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Eolian Sand Deposits In Maine, Joshua Katz
Eolian Sand Deposits In Maine, Joshua Katz
Maine Collection
Eolian Sand Deposits in Maine
by Joshua Katz - Timson, Schepps & Peters, Inc., Hallowell, Maine
Planning Report No.91, August 1990.
"A report prepared for the Maine Critical Areas Program, State Planning Office."
Contents: List of Figures / List of Maps and Tables / Acknowledgements / Introduction / Inland Eolian Sand Deposits / Research Methods / Rating Methods / Significant Criteria / Summary of Results / Significant Eolian Deposits in Maine / Site Descriptions / Recommendations / Glossary / References Cited
Acoustic Geology Of A Portion Of Virginia's Innermost Continental Shelf, Carl H. Hobbs Iii
Acoustic Geology Of A Portion Of Virginia's Innermost Continental Shelf, Carl H. Hobbs Iii
VIMS Books and Book Chapters
Side-scan sonography of the innermost continental shelf between Cape Henry and the Virginia-North Carolina border depicts a relatively typical inner shelf bottom generally characterized by medium density, meso-scale roughness. Subbottom acoustic protiles depict the stratigraphy as a Tertiary age basement separated from Quatenary-age deposits by a regional, angular(?) unconformity. Holocene-age sediments form a discontinuous layer above another unconformity. The area's topography appears to be a function of the presence of the modern sediments.