Indonesian Stratigraphic Lexicon: Past, Present and Future

Herman Darman, Asep Permana, Dewi Syavitri

Abstract


The Stratigraphic Lexicon is an important source of regional geological information. Due to the development of the science and the geological understanding, the lexicon needs to be updated. Following the first Indonesian Stratigraphic Lexicon by Marks (1957), Harahap et al. (2003) made an update to the lexicon. The latter version was later published online as a website. A GIS format of the lexicon will soon be available for geoscientists to use. This paper also provides suggestions for improving the lexicon, which includes the preparation of logs type for each section. A systematic approach to periodically ever greening the lexicon is necessary. The Geological Survey of Indonesia and the Indonesian Association of Geologists should be involved in the future improvement of the lexicon.


Keywords


Stratigraphy, Lexicon, GIS, lithostratigraphy, lithotype

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References


Geological Survey of Indonesia, 1961. Publikasi Keilmuan No. 31A, Seri Geologi, Republik Indonesia Kementerian Perekonomian, Pusat Djawatan Geologi, Bandung.

Harahap, B. H., Bachri, S., Baharuddin, Suwarna, N., Panggabean, H., and Simandjuntak, T. O., 2003. Stratigraphic Lexicon of Indonesia, Bandung, Geological Research & Development Centre.

IUGS-UNESCO, 1988. ESCAP Atlas of Stratigraphy VII, Triassic of Asia, Australia and the Pacific, Stratigraphic Correlation Between Sedimentary Basins of the ESCAP Region, Mineral Resouces Development Series No. 56, United Nations.

Marks, P., 1957. Stratigraphic Lexicon of Indonesia, Publikasi Keilmuan No. 31, Seri Geologi, Republik Indonesia Kementerian Perekonomian, Pusat Djawatan Geologi, Bandung.




DOI: https://doi.org/10.51835/bsed.2024.49.3.444

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