OR/19/003 Technical information

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Kearsey, T, Lee, J R, and Gow, H. 2019. Buried valleys (onshore) - Version 1: scientific report and methodology. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/19/003.

Data description

The buried valley dataset is provided in three GIS format (ESRI shapefiles) layers. For ease of use the layers should be displayed in the following order:

  • Buried Valley Historic centerlines
  • Buried Valley Historic margins
  • Modelled Thickness of Buried Valleys

Scale

The buried valley dataset is produced for use at 1:250 000 scale providing 250 m ground resolution.

Field descriptions

Each buried valley theme (GIS map layer) contains a series of attribute fields specific to the data they contain for example the historic buried valleys include a reference field describing the data source.

Table 1    Attribute table field descriptions for Buried Valley Historic
centrelines and Buried Valley Historic margins.
Field Name Field Type Description
Reference Text The reference from which the data was drawn from
Feature Text The name of the dataset: e.g. Buried Valley Historic centrelines
Scale Text The scale used to prepare the digital data: e.g. 250000 for 1:250 000
Version Text Version number and attribute level of the digital data: e.g. v1.0
Table 2    Attribute table field descriptions for Modelled
thickness of Buried Valleys from boreholes themes.
Field Name Field Type Description
Feature Text The name of the dataset: e.g. Buried Valley Historic centrelines
Thickness Text Thickness of superficial deposits based on a computer interpolation
Scale Text The scale used to prepare the digital data: e.g. 625000 for 1:625 000
Version Text Version number and attribute level of the digital data: e.g. v1.0