1 5a. Based on the map view, what is the map unit name that should be making up Mt. ka? (hint: it is the pink unit in the hanging wall of the fault, as noted in the Step 4 directions 15b. Based on the map view, what unit is in the footwall in the Mt. Yamnuska area (green d is this unit located on the mountain peak or farther down the mountain slope? Double click on the camera symbol to zoom in and see the photograph of Mt. Yamnuska. Mt. ka is the rocky peak that sits alone on the right. This photograph has the orientation of a cross I view vs. the map view we get looking at satellite images. 16. Describe what you see. (Where do you think the fault is located? Are the rocky tops of ntains older or younger than the treed slope underneath? Why might there be a break in the ps from the mountain to the left and Mt. Yamnuska?) Open the separate file labeled "Mt Yamnuska - don't open this file until told to!" that is part of materials for this week. I have taken the image file and overlaid/annotated it with a drawing of ogic structure so you can "see what a geologist sees" in the image. 17. How does the annotated image compare to what you saw when you just looked at the aph? Is this how you envisioned the fault and the HW and FW units? Now that you see this ed photograph does it help you envision this area? (there is really no right or wrong answer to stion. Being able to go from a map view of something to the side/cross section view like you e photograph is a hard skill to learn and takes practice! Hopefully this has given you some !)