Geometries of fresh lava margins and some relevant synthetic fractals

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author Schaefer, Ethan I
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contents These shapefiles record the geometries of 15 intervals along geomorphically fresh lava margins as well as 4 relevant synthetic (pseudo)fractal geometries. Each eponymous shapefile records those intervals from one region (in an appropriate coordinate system): Hawaii, Iceland, Idaho, and synthetic. The margin geometries were collected in the field using differential GNSS techniques with a nominal precision of <3 cm. While walking each margin, the rover mast was manually kept vertical. Accidental tilt of the mast is the major source of error, and we estimate the data to therefore have a mean relative precision of 15 cm.
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spellingShingle Geometries of fresh lava margins and some relevant synthetic fractals
Schaefer, Ethan I
fractal; geology; geometry; Geomorphology; geomorphometry; Hawaii; Iceland; Idaho; lava; Morphometry; MULT; Multiple investigations; United States; US-HI; US-ID; Volcanology
These shapefiles record the geometries of 15 intervals along geomorphically fresh lava margins as well as 4 relevant synthetic (pseudo)fractal geometries. Each eponymous shapefile records those intervals from one region (in an appropriate coordinate system): Hawaii, Iceland, Idaho, and synthetic. The margin geometries were collected in the field using differential GNSS techniques with a nominal precision of <3 cm. While walking each margin, the rover mast was manually kept vertical. Accidental tilt of the mast is the major source of error, and we estimate the data to therefore have a mean relative precision of 15 cm.
title Geometries of fresh lava margins and some relevant synthetic fractals
topic fractal; geology; geometry; Geomorphology; geomorphometry; Hawaii; Iceland; Idaho; lava; Morphometry; MULT; Multiple investigations; United States; US-HI; US-ID; Volcanology
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.925792