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English: Figure 5. Interested in knowing something about the geology of an area (such as the land beneath their house), the user queries the Geoscience Map Catalog, which returns a hit list of possibly useful maps and related products. The user selects one of these and, from the Product Description Page (shown on left side of figure), obtains further information and can then choose to buy the product, view and download it, inspect the metadata, or find it at a depository library.
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Source The National Geologic Map Database Project: Overview and Progress
Author David R. Soller, Thomas M. Berg, and Nancy R. Stamm

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