Search SEDIS
Data sets | Publications | Expeditions | Thesaurus |
GEOS | |
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UF | General Earthquake Observation System |
RT | earthquakes |
geophysical methods | |
geophysical surveys | |
seismic methods | |
seismic networks | |
observations | |
SN | Acronym. Added to Thesaurus in 1989. |
Geosat | |
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RT | altimetry |
geodesy | |
geophysical methods | |
geophysical surveys | |
high-resolution methods | |
radar methods | |
remote sensing | |
satellite methods | |
SN | Added to Thesaurus in 1993. |
Geoscan | |
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RT | bibliography |
data bases | |
data processing | |
information systems | |
remote sensing | |
SN | Canadian national data base for geological information. Also a remote sensing instrument. Indexed with data bases if applicable. Added to Thesaurus in 1989. |
geoscience | |
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USE | geology |
GEOSECS | |
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UF | Geochemical Ocean Sections Program |
RT | geochemistry |
oceanography | |
research vessels | |
SN | Acronym. |
geostat |
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geostatic pressure | |
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USE | lithostatic pressure |
geostatistics | |
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BT | statistical analysis |
.geostatistics | |
RT | mathematical geology |
mathematical methods | |
Bayesian analysis | |
crosscorrelation | |
autoregression | |
variance analysis | |
cokriging | |
kriging | |
covariance analysis | |
semivariograms | |
outliers | |
uncertainty | |
numerical analysis | |
interpolation | |
Monte Carlo analysis | |
variograms | |
SN | Before 1971, also search statistical measures; statistics. Added to Thesaurus in 1982. |
geostrophic force | |
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SN | Not a valid term for GeoRef. Usually out-of-scope. Used as Coriolis force with ocean circulation. |
geosynclines | |
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RT | Adelaide Geosyncline |
Alpine Geosyncline | |
Andean Geosyncline | |
anticlinoria | |
burial metamorphism | |
clastic wedges | |
continental drift | |
Cordilleran Geosyncline | |
crust | |
eugeosynclines | |
folds | |
geanticlines | |
Hercynian Geosyncline | |
magmatism | |
mantle | |
metallogeny | |
miogeosynclines | |
SN | Used for large, mobile downwarping of the crust, which subsides as rocks and sediments accumulate to thicknesses of thousands of meters. Indexed with with specific geosyncline where available. |