Ebro high terrace shapefile

This is a database of the highest terraces of the Ebro Basin. Compilation by V. Regard, April 2021. It is supposed to be exhaustive for levels A to D (A the oldest), and not exhaustive for the levels E to G. Shapes come mainly from the digital IGME geological maps (MAGNA 50 - Mapa Geológico de España a escala 1:50.000; 2ª Serie). A few of them have been redrawn. In addition, we provide an enlarged Figure 1 with respect to the paper. Related paper: Regard V., A. Vacherat, S. Bonnet, F. Mouthereau, J. Nørgaard, and M. F. Knudsen (in Rev.) Late Pliocene-Pleistocene incision in the Ebro Basin (North Spain).<em> Bull Soc Geol France</em> <strong>Description of the fields (Ebro_terraces.shp)</strong> <strong>ID</strong>. unique identifier <strong>Litteratur</strong>. Terrace labels found in literature <strong>Harmonised</strong>. Harmonisation of level labels. A is the oldest. Glacis, and level E to G are not exhaustive, they have been drawn to set the context. <strong>IGME_Geol</strong>. Formation labels in 1:50.000 Geological maps (Mapa Geomorfológico de España a escala 1:50.000 published by IGME; UTM 30 or 31 reference system; info.igme.es/cartografiadigital/tematica/Geomorphologico50.aspx?language=es). <strong>River</strong>. Name of the river. <strong>Relative elev</strong>. Terrace elevation above the main river (in meters). <strong>Geomorph_m</strong>. Formation labels in 1:50.000 Geomorphological maps (MAGNA 50 - Mapa Geológico de España a escala 1:50.000 (2ª Serie) with shapefiles, IGME; http://info.igme.es/cartografiadigital/geologica/Magna50.aspx) <strong>Remarks</strong>. Additional information <strong>Elevation</strong>. Elevation of the terrace above sea level <strong>Mag_polar</strong>. Magnetic polarity (I for Inverse, N for normal) <strong>Age</strong>. Age in ka is exists (plus reference).