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Geologic Mapping: Future Needs (1988)
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. "Appendix D: Present and Future "Extremely Important" Mapping Needs by Employer Type by Province and Scale (Tables 15-21)." Geologic Mapping: Future Needs. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1988.

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Geologic Mapping: Future Needs

TABLE 15 Academic Respondents “Extremely Important” Mapping Needs by Province and Scale

 

Mapping Needs

Map Scales Needed

Province

Present

Future

1:24,000

1:24,000–1:62,500

1:100,000–1:250,000

1:250,000

A1

13

19

20

24

19

8

A2

18

24

22

27

9

6

A3

23

24

25

27

8

7

A4

17

27

21

25

10

10

A5

16

19

22

24

8

6

B1

15

20

16

21

8

8

B2

41

46

33

41

19

15

B3

29

38

27

34

14

11

B4

32

44

34

40

21

16

B5

21

29

23

27

14

11

B6

33

39

31

34

15

11

B7

31

33

24

25

11

10

B8

19

14

19

22

11

11

C1

16

17

13

21

8

6

C1Aa

8

11

11

11

5

3

C2

17

20

17

19

7

8

C3

40

36

28

29

18

11

C4

14

19

14

16

8

5

D1

25

29

19

23

18

11

D2

13

14

14

17

8

7

E1

31

31

27

27

12

15

E2

22

25

22

19

12

14

E3

29

31

26

24

14

15

F1

29

34

24

28

14

13

F2

32

40

29

34

16

16

F3

30

33

27

29

15

16

F4

28

32

25

27

14

13

G1

9

16

9

16

13

9

G2

8

16

11

17

17

10

G3

9

18

10

15

14

9

G4

12

22

15

18

17

14

G5

14

23

16

19

18

14

H1

11

15

11

14

5

5

I1

20

25

7

12

13

13

I2

20

25

11

17

15

12

J1

19

22

9

12

14

12

J2

23

25

10

14

16

12

J3

21

22

10

13

15

12

K1

10

14

4

9

10

8

K2

10

14

5

10

11

8

K3

9

14

6

11

9

7

L1

8

12

7

8

8

8

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