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Quade, J. G.

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A. Title of investigation: The Great Basin Investigation
B. Number of investigation: #357
C. Period covered: Monthly progress report for April, 1974
D. Contract number: 9-13274
E. Principal Investigations Management Office, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
F. Technical Monitor name: Martin Miller TF6
Johnson Space Center
Earth Observation Division
Houston, Texas 77058
Phcne 713-483-6451
G. Principal Investigator and sponsoring institution: Jack G. Quade
Mackay School of Mines
University of Nevada
Reno, Nevada 89502
Phone 702-784-6618
H. Type of report: Monthly Progress Report for April, 1974
(E74-10499) THE GREAT BASIV N74-21959
INVESTIGATICN Nonthly Progress beport,
Apr. 1974 (Nevada Univ.) 2 p HC $4.00
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I. Overall Status:
1. Some 13X enlargements (1:250:00) in black and white have been pro-
duced from the August 11th and September 13th data all from SL-3.
The September 13th S-190A color and color IR is universally under-
exposed so the pan x with a 25 and 57 filters were used and with
some dodging good results were obtained. These data along with the
S-190B, enlarged transparencies (1:250,000) are the format that is
being used to do our initial structural and lithologic studies.
Aircraft imagery from the Amps system aboard NASA 925 is also being
enlarged and will be incorporated into the data analysis in a
systematic way.
2. Work using stereoptics, transparencies, and enlargements from
individual bands are being used in the data analysis.
3. No field work has been conducted to confirm any of the results
found in the laboratory analysis.
J. Expected accomplishments for the next reporting period.
1. Data analysis will continue on litholigic and structural studies using
our own processed imagery.
2. Some field work will be started.
3. A meeting is planned in Reno with Dr. Melhorn of Purdue to examine
ideas relating to the geomorphology studies using Skylab data. It is
unfortunate we don't have all of the data.
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