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Status of Consolidated Invasive Plant Web Mapping

Status of Consolidated Invasive Plant Web Mapping. Presented by: PJ Nabors NBII-SAIN / TVA. SAIN team member developers: Matt Durnin, Jeremy Floyd, Brandon League, Wolf Naegeli, Farial Shahnaz. NBII – National Biological Information Infrastructure USGS funded program

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Status of Consolidated Invasive Plant Web Mapping

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  1. Status of Consolidated Invasive Plant Web Mapping Presented by: PJ Nabors NBII-SAIN / TVA SAIN team member developers: Matt Durnin, Jeremy Floyd, Brandon League, Wolf Naegeli, Farial Shahnaz

  2. NBII – National Biological Information Infrastructure USGS funded program Mission: to provide increased access to data and information on the nation’s biological resources Web-based Network (nbii.gov) with Regional and Thematic “Nodes”

  3. SAIN – Southern Appalachian Information Node A Regional “Node” of the NBII network Mission: gateway to biological information in Southern Appalachia States: AL, KY, MS, TN (http://sain.nbii.org) .

  4. Government Academic Non-Profit Corporate SAIN andPartners:

  5. Southern Appalachian Volunteer Environmental Monitoring Prototype Partner: SAVEM Invasive Plant Surveys

  6. Field Surveys Input Data Sheets P r o c e s s Database SAIN Web products: tables, maps, charts Output

  7. Web Products Produced by SAIN for Invasive Plants • Tabular reports • Maps (3 types) • Downloadable GIS data • Metadata • 3D visualizations Overlooking Hot Springs, North Carolina

  8. SAIN Website

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  10. Data Sources: NPS, USFS, ecologists, volunteers

  11. Oriental Bittersweet in W. NC

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  13. Map Type: 1 2 3

  14. PDFs have (Adobe Printable Document Files) zoom capability and best print quality Maps Type 1 : Static Maps (PDF, JPEG)

  15. Easy step-by-step process MapsType 2 : Make-a-Map

  16. Map is created dynamically Output is a static web map Link to the advanced web map (Type 3) MapsType 2 : Make-a-Map

  17. Uses GIS technology (Geographic Information System) via ESRI’s ArcIMS (Internet Map Server) Dynamic interaction with map and data Recommend high speed internet connection MapsType 3 : Advanced Interactive Map

  18. North American Weed Management Association Standards

  19. plants.usda.gov itis.usda.gov

  20. Download GIS Data

  21. FGDC Metadata • via NBII Metadata Clearinghouse

  22. Focusing on: Oriental bittersweet Japanese honeysuckle Purple loosestrife Need GIS data contributions to be successful And at least annual updates Status of Regional Consolidation

  23. Questions? http://sain.nbii.org Please also visit SaveOurHemlocks.org

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