Follow these steps (see example):
- Print out a copy of the 'Erosion-Resistance Index Calulation Table' (printout # Q-6).
- Determine the 'hardness', inertness, and cohesion values (to two decimal places) for each of the NY City rocks and sediments.
- Enter these values in columns (a), (b), and (c) of the Erosion-Resistance Index Calculation Table (printout # Q-6).
- For each material, multiply (a) times (b) times (c) and enter the result in column (d).
- Round off (d) to the nearest whole number and place the result in column (e). This is the Erosion-Resistance Index.
- To get the E-R Index for areas underlain by sandstone and shale, calculate the average of the the E-R indices obtained for sandstone and shale individually.
- Click on the 'Erosion-Resistance Index Checking Table' button to see if your Indices are correct.
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