Geological map of the vicinity of Teuri Island : 1:200,000 = Teuri-jima shūhen kaitei chishitsuzu /

Geological map of the vicinity of Teuri Island : 1:200,000 = Teuri-jima shūhen kaitei chishitsuzu /

Geological map of the vicinity of Teuri Island : 1:200,000 = 天売島周辺海底地質図 /

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate author / creator:	Chishitsu Chōsa Sōgō Sentā. 地質調查総合センター.
Imprint:	Tsukuba, Japan : Geological Survey of Japan, AIST, 2012.
Description:	1 CD-ROM : color ; 4 3/4 in.
Language:	English Japanese
Series:	Marine geology map series ; no. 75 (CD) Chishitsu Chōsa Sōgō Sentā. Kaiyō chishitsuzu (CD) ; no. 75. 地質調查総合センター. 海洋地質図 (CD) ; 75.
Subject:	Geology -- Japan -- Teuri Island Region -- Maps. Geomagnetism -- Japan -- Teuri Island Region -- Maps. Gravity anomalies -- Japan -- Teuri Island Region -- Maps. Submarine geology -- Maps. Geomagnetism -- Japan, Sea of -- Maps. Gravity anomalies -- Japan, Sea of -- Maps. Geology. Geomagnetism. Gravity anomalies. Submarine geology. Pacific Ocean -- Sea of Japan. Gravity anomaly maps. Geological maps. Digital maps. Digital maps. Geological maps. Gravity anomaly maps. Maps.
Cartographic data:	Scale 1:200,000.
Format:	Map
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10750994

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Varying Form of Title:	Teuri-jima shūhen kaitei chishitsuzu 天売島周辺海底地質図
Other authors / contributors:	Sangyō Gijutsu Sōgō Kenkyūjo. 産業技術総合研究所.
Notes:	Title from disc surface. "AIST11-G10075." "This CD-ROM contains the geological, geomagnetic, free-air garvity and Bouguer gravity anomaly maps of the area offshore of Cape Ochiishi and explanatory notes for these maps." System requirements: Ability to display Shape and ArcInfo formats; Adobe Illustrator; ability to display GIF, Tiff, and csv formats ; Windows or Macintosh platform. In English and Japanese.

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