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Borehole data should be in a csv file with the same header as given in the Global Heat Flow Datababse of the International Heat Flow Commission (http://www.heatflow.und.edu/index2.html). An example file can be found at http://www.heatflow.und.edu/Global2010.csv. The first lines of this file are:
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Borehole data should be in a csv file with the same header as given in the Global Heat Flow Database of the International Heat Flow Commission (http://www.heatflow.und.edu/index2.html). An example file can be found at http://www.heatflow.und.edu/Global2010.csv. The first lines of this file are:
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Data Number,Codes,Site Name,Latitude,Longitude,Elevation,minD,maxD,No. Temps,Gradient,No. Cond.,Conductivity,No.Heat Prod.,Heat Prod.,Heat Flow,No. sites,Year of Pub.,Reference,Comments,,
The script `mk_db.py` can be used to extract the heat flow data for the area corresponding to your aeromagnetic data grid, and store it in a python shelf that pycpd understands.
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