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Data for: Interpretation, Characterization and Slip Hazard Assessment of Faults in the Midland Basin, West Texas, USA
No full textThis repository contains data files for the manuscript "Interpretation, Characterization and Slip Hazard Assessment of Faults in the Midland Basin, West Texas, USA", Submitted to AAPG Bulletin 09/12/2023, accepted 01/2024
The repository contains a zipped folder containing Geographic Information System (GIS) shapefiles for the subsurface fault traces that were interpreted by the authors following the methods described in the manuscript.
Horne_et_al._2023_MB_BSMT_V1.zip folder contains: fault traces that represent the hanging wall intersection line of fault surfaces with their respective interpretation datum (Table 2). These fault traces were used to produce Figures 7&8.
Horne_et_al._2023_MB_BSMT_FSP_V1.zip folder contains the fault traces that are split into 1 km segments. The attribute table contains FSP results (Figures 11-14), as well as distance to nearest earthquake calculations (Figure 8) within the paper.
Horne_GPB-Regional_v1.0_2023.zip folder contains regional, simplified (framework) fault traces, which are shown in Figure 1 and Figure 15.
As these faults are newly presented, they are hereby considered as version 1 (V1)
The Architecture of the "Greening Organization: Insights from the "Parallax View""
No full textThe Architecture of the "Greening Organization: Insights from the "Parallax View"
InSAR-derived Average Vertical Surface Deformation Rate (January 2017 - December 2020) Over Upper Texas and Lousiana Coasts
No full textThis dataset contains a map of the average vertical surface deformation rate over the Upper Texas and Louisiana Coasts. The map was derived from Sentinel-1 Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) imagery collected between January 2017 - December 2020. The map is provided as a GeoTiff file. The unit of vertical surface deformation rate is cm/yr. Positive vertical surface deformation rate represents uplift while negative rate represents subsidence
Carta a Mexía sobre la independencia de Texas y el encarcelamiento de Santa Anna, 1836 mayo 26
No full textCarta a José Antonio Mexía informándole sobre varios asuntos. Se discute la consideración de su carácter para servir en el gabinete de Texas. Se menciona que el General Santa Anna sigue siendo prisionero. Zavala reflexiona sobre las difíciles discusiones y sus deberes y sentimientos conflictivos como mexicano. Expresa esperanza por el beneficio de tanto Texas como de México de las conferencias de Santa Anna. Zavala habla de un fuerte partido a favor de la unión con los Estados Unidos y su creencia en la estabilidad de su gobierno a través de esta unión. Sugiere un posible regreso para Mexía a su tierra natal. Señala que su familia está en Zavala's Point y sirve en el gabinete de Texas con renuencia, llamado por unanimidad por la Convención. —— Letter to José Antonio Mexía informing him on various matters. He discusses the consideration of his character to serve in the Texas cabinet. He mentions that General Santa Anna remains a prisoner. Zavala reflects on the difficult discussions and his conflicting duties and sentiments as a Mexican. He expresses hope for the benefit of both Texas and Mexico from Santa Anna's conferences. Zavala discusses a strong party in favor of union with the United States and his belief in the stability of their government through this union. He suggests a possible return for Mexía to his homeland. He notes his family is at Zavala's Point and reluctantly serves in the Texas cabinet, called upon by the Convention unanimously. 1 f. (2 p.
Wilde 'n' Stein radio program transcripts
No full textThis dataset contains timestamped text transcripts of each audio file in the Wilde 'n' Stein digital collection
Code
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This is code to segment and cluster your zebra finch songs and also to convert images into a csv, visualize, and calculate path length