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Catalogue of Greenland publications and data The front cover of the catalogue is illustrated in Fig. 1. Edited by B. Eriksen & P.R. Dawes, 58 pp. Copenhagen: Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (revised in September 2000). The catalogue, available free of charge (see under Availability of Survey publications p. 23), contains a complete list of the geoscientific publications on Greenland issued by both the former and present Survey organisations, going back to the first bulletin released by the Geological Survey of Greenland in 1948. Information on ‘how to order’ with prices and payment details are included. The catalogue also reviews available maps and graphic services (in addition to the geological and geophysical map coverage shown in Fig. 2), including geochemical, topographic, bathymetric and satellite maps at varying scales. A data directory specifying the range of data and services available at the Survey is also included: it comprises various data bases; map, sample and drill-core archives; bibliographic and library facilities, including unpublished maps and reports from the Survey’s own activities and those of industry. The catalogue contains an index to selected topics such as Fiskenæsset anorthosite and minerals, Glaciology and hydropower, Kimberlites/diatremes, Mineralisation, Offshore geophysics, Onshore geophysics, Palaeontology and stratigraphy, Prospecting, Quaternary and permafrost, Sedimentary and petroleum geology, as well as an author/project index. Maps The national geological map sheet coverage at scales 1:500 000 and 1:100 000 is shown in Fig. 2A–C; regions covered by geophysical maps are shown in Fig. 2D. Standard map sheets (printed in 2000) Geological map of Greenland, 1:500 000, Lambert Land, sheet 9. Compiled by H.F. Jepsen. Copenhagen: Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland. Geological map of Greenland, 1:100 000, Uiffaq 69 V.1 Syd. Compiled by A.K. Pedersen, F. Ulff-Møller, L.M. Larsen, G.K. Pedersen & K.S. Dueholm. Copenhagen: Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland. Fig. 1. The front cover of Catalogue of Greenland publications and data, 58 pp. For details see the text. The catalogue can be requested free of charge. Geology of Denmark and Greenland Map Series CD This series contains previously published map sheets of the national map coverage and, where available, with accompanying descriptions. The first eight issues feature 1:500 000 map sheets; numbers 9 to 15 released in 2000 are 1:100 000 map sheets. The most recently printed 1:100 000 map sheet available on CD-ROM, Lindenow Fjord CD 15, is illustrated in Fig. 3. The dates in brackets below refer to the printed editions of the original map sheets. CD 9 Grædefjord, 63 V.1 Syd. (1982) CD 10 Sinarssuk 63 V.2 Syd. (1980) CD 11 Kangiata Nuna 63 V.2 Nord. (1981) CD 12 Fiskefjord 64 V.1 Nord. (1989) CD 13 Ivisârtoq 64 V.2 Nord. (1988) CD 14 Isukasia 65 V.2 Nord. (1987) CD 15 Lindenow Fjord 60 Ø.l Nord (1998) Airborne geophysical maps The regions covered by geophysical maps are shown in Fig. 2D. Southern West Greenland 65º40′–68º20′N Sixty-two map sheets were released in 2000: two maps at scale 1:250 000 of total magnetic field intensity (colours and shadow) and first vertical derivative of magnetics, and sixty maps at 1:50 000 of total magnetic field intensity (colours and contours) and first vertical derivative of magnetics. The aeromagnetic survey leading to these 13
A 7 8 B 83 82 81 5 6 Geology 1:500 000 9 10 74 Geology 1:100 000 4 12 11 73 72 71 70 69 71 70 3 67 13 65 64 2 1 14 In preparation Published sheets Published with descriptive text 63 62 61 60 V1N V2N 64 V1S V2S Published sheets Published with descriptive text C D 5 Quaternary geology 1:1 000 000 1:500 000 Airborne geophysics 1–5:Magnetic anomaly map sheets 1:500 000 (1) 1:1 000 000 (2–5) 4 12 3 1 3 2 500 km Published sheets 1 Published with descriptive text 2 1:1 000 000 1:500 000 14
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