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===Make schedule on the field===

===Make schedule on the field===

'''First''' thing to note is the availability of time. Whether to spend one full month? 3 weeks? Decide first. Note to glance topography maps, to see accesibility. Does it take a lot of time or medium?

# Note the availability of time. Whether to spend one full month? 3 weeks? Decide first. Note to glance topography maps, to see accessibility. Does it take a lot of time or medium?

 

# Determine the time design. Is in field for a week, two days off? Or four days field, one day off? Why should there be a day off?  

'''Second,''' determine the time design. Is in field for a week, two days off? Or four days field, one day off? Why should there be a day off? There are some functions, they are:

#* Check field notes. Are they well organized? Sloppy field notes make a messy interpretation. Bad sample management can be a real headache. Working twice in the same stop site could happen.

# With the time off (not go to field / only in basecamp), there will be time to check the fieldnotes. Is it well organized? cluttered fieldnote will only make a mess interpretation. Sample management that’s not good, just be a real headache. Big problem is working twice in the same stop site could happen.

#* Update the field strategy. Plan alternative or new trajectories. The initial trajectory plan may need to be corrected, and your time off is a good time to revise.

# The time off, is also to update the field strategy. Plan alternative / new trajectories. Certainly, the initial trajectory plan needs to be corrected, at the time off is the one you do that revision.

#* Rest

# Takes your body to rest for a moment. Rest for a moment of physical activity and mind tiring.

# Refer to the tentative lithology or geological map. Certainly on the tentative lithology or geological map, will appear relationships of stratigraphic units and the possibility of geological structure.

 

#* Notice possible contacts. Will there be continuing, discontinuing, or interfingering? Strategic locations where outcrop of stratigraphy is found (river valleys, escarpment erosion, mining areas, etc.)

'''Third,''' then refer to the tentative litology / geological map. Certainly on the tentative litology / geological map, will appear relationships of stratigraphic units and the possibility of geological structure.

#* Where is the estimates locations that have interpretive structures on the map? Locations to be visited: the possibility of a fault, peak / fold axis, the wings of fold, etc;

# Notice, where it is possible contacts. Do continue, discontinue, or interfingering? Strategic locations where outcrop of stratigraphy is found (river valleys, escarpment erosion, mining areas, etc.)

#* If you already understand this passage, mark it on the new topographic map (clear) as a sign founded stop site. Create as much as possible in the confines of the unit and structure.

# Where is the estimates locations that have interpretive structures on the map? Locations to be visited : the possibility of a fault, peak / fold axis, the wings of fold, etc;

# The time plan and the distribution of stop site points create relationships between nearby stop site. Tracks should be sequential and don’t jump around. Create a closed path (circular) so that there are trajectory that leave basecamp and back to basecamp. Its function is to crosscheck and facilitate the achievement of the coverage area of study.

# If you already understand this passage, mark it on the new topographic map (clear) as a sign founded stop site. Create as much as possible in the confines of the unit and structure.

 

'''Fourth,''' the time plan and the distribution of stop site points create relationships between nearby stop site. Tracks should be sequential and don’t jump around. Create a closed path (circular) so that there are trajectory that leave basecamp and back to basecamp. Its function is to crosscheck and facilitate the achievement of the coverage area of study.

==Mapping stage==

==Mapping stage==