This archive contains seismic shot field records for 10 profiles located in Camas Prairie, Idaho. The eight numbered .sgy files were acquired using a seismic land streamer system with an accelerated weight drop source and 72 geophones. These 10-Hz geophones were mounted on base plates and dragged behind the seismic source. Shots were acquired every 4 meters along the length of lines 500West, 550 West, 600West, 700West, 800West, 900West, 200South and 200North. The objective was to map stratigraphy and structures related to geothermal fluid flow in the upper few hundred meters. A readme file is included with descriptions of individual files. The lines names refer to to roads which are numbered relative to the distance from the county seat (the town of Fairfield) along the the main highways. For example, 500 West implies that this north-south street crosses the main road 5 miles to the west of town. The included geologic, topographic, and aerial maps show the labeled seismic lines, while the regional map shows only the line geometry and regional faulting.

The National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) acquires aerial imagery during the agricultural growing seasons in the continental U.S. A primary goal of the NAIP program is to make digital ortho photography available to governmental agencies and the public within a year of acquisition. This four-band imagery was collected in 2011, and was originally published in October of 2011 . It was made available from the West Virginia GIS Tech Center in April of 2012. All data was delivered with 1-meter Ground Sample Distance (GSD). The imagery is rectified to a horizontal accuracy of within +/- 5 meters of reference digital ortho quarter quads from the National Digital Ortho Program. The dataset can be downloaded by digital orthophoto quarter quads (DOQQ). The data is compressed into MrSid format, with a compression ratio of 10:1 . Files range from 13 to 16 MB. MrSid format images are 3 band and, as a result a separate dataset for color infrared and natural color was created. Uncompressed 4 band .tif files are available as well, but due to the size (~320 GB) of this dataset, interested parties will need to provide a hard drive to the WVGISTC. There is a small fee associated with this service. Contact Frank Lafone for more information.