Whitney Survey field parties

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Whitney Survey field parties were the teams of geologists and assistants who conducted the on-the-ground mapping, sampling, and exploration work for the Geological Survey of California in the 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological field party
scientific expedition team
activity cartographic data collection
field exploration
fossil collection
geological mapping
geological section measurement
mineral sampling
natural history specimen collection
rock sampling
stratigraphic observation
topographic surveying
contributedTo Geology of California (Whitney Survey reports) NERFINISHED
early geological mapping of the Coast Ranges of California
early geological mapping of the Sierra Nevada
country United States of America
surface form: United States
employer California Geological Survey NERFINISHED
State of California NERFINISHED
endTime 1870s
field geography
geology
natural history
topography
hasRole assistant
camp worker
geologist
illustrator
topographer
namedAfter Josiah Dwight Whitney NERFINISHED
notableMember Charles F. Hoffmann NERFINISHED
Clarence King NERFINISHED
James Terry Gardiner NERFINISHED
William Henry Brewer NERFINISHED
operatedInCentury 19th century
operatedInRegion California NERFINISHED
partOf Geological Survey of California NERFINISHED
purpose assessment of mineral resources in California
production of geological maps of California
scientific exploration of California
systematic geological survey of California
startTime 1860s
supervisedBy Josiah Dwight Whitney NERFINISHED
usedMethod barometric altimetry
compass and chain surveying
field sketching
stratigraphic logging
systematic rock sampling
traverse surveying

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Geological Survey of California hasPart Whitney Survey field parties