It turns out the UT server was temporarily down. Everything
works now.
Mark
I couldn't get that URL to work, although this
might:
<http://repositories.lib.utexas.edu/bitstream/handle/2152/8977/Atlas-Book-72dpi.pdf>.
That starts to download for me, but gives only a tiny, unreadable
file. Maybe that's because I don't have a UT electronic ID. You
can get to the UT Library card catalog entry by searching for OCLC
number 679603720 at <http://catalog.lib.utexas.edu/search/i>.
Mark Minton
At 12:27 AM 2/3/2011, Logan McNatt wrote:
This appeared on the Texas Archeological Society list today:
The Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer Bulletin notes a recent publication
of interest:
Hydrogeologic atlas of the Hill Country Aquifer, Blanco, Hays and Travis
Counties, central Texas
Available in the UT Digital Repository at:
http://repositories.lib.utexas.edu/handle/2152/8977
"This unique digital document provides interested geoscientists with a
practical base to evaluate, expand and continue the analysis of the Hill
Country Trinity Aquifer. The contents of the DVD include: all plates,
water and water level availability studies, geophysical logs with
elevations and coordinates, geological formation interpretation and
lithology and original hand drawn stratigraphic cross sections. The
original product was a 17 plate atlas, 2'x3', printed in a limited
edition of 250 copies, and a DVD, the contents of which are included in
this repository. The DVD includes additional resolutions of the images
and a Well Cad reader plug-in for the geophysical logs, which are not
available here."
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