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About the CD: File and Data Structure File and Data Structure File and Data Structure describes the organization of the CD-ROM from a directory perspective. The CD-ROM is ISO9660 compliant that means the CD-ROM can be read on both a Windows PC or a UNIX workstation. Directory Structure
At the root level there are 4 directories. 1. AUTOPLAY:contains files and apps for CD-ROM to automatically open the splash page so the user can start viewing the data (available only for Windows users). 2. DATA: contains all the data pertaining to the Digital Surficial Geology such as geologic contacts and units. In this directory there are 5 sub-directories organized based on file formats.
Within these sub-directories are the files named by a consistent naming scheme used for each data formats. See File Naming Scheme for more information below. 3. DOC: all files related to the documentations. 4. SOFT: contains software such as SurView (runs only in Windows) File Naming Scheme
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Preface - Introduction - Getting Started - About the CD - Contacts © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, 2000. Disclaimer and Copyright. |