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Title: GIS JAM AAUG Lunch Meeting 39th Annual Alaska Surveying and Mapping Conference Anchorage, Alaska Feb


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GIS JAM AAUG Lunch Meeting 39th Annual Alaska
Surveying and Mapping ConferenceAnchorage,
AlaskaFebruary 23th, 2005
Showcase of AAUG Members GIS Maps, Projects,
and Applications
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In your GIS Neighborhood?
WWWaaaas UP ?!
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AeromapSubmitted by Marcie Compton
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Planning / Evaluation
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Planning / Evaluation
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U.S. ArmySubmitted by John GumpertandMike
Davis
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  • U.S. Army Garrison Alaska GIS

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Training Support
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Asset Management
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Planning Maps
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Web Mapping
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AWWUSubmitted by Tim Kelly
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DNR, State of AlaskaSubmitted by Richard
McMahon
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DNR, State of AlaskaDivision of Oil and
GasSubmitted by Christina Beaty
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,Marine Mammals
Management OfficeSubmitted by John Haddix
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GeoNorth, LLCSubmitted by Justin Martin
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Municipality of AnchorageSubmitted byCharlie
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Municipality of AnchorageSubmitted bySusan
Howard
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National Park ServiceSubmitted byJeff Heys,
Natural Resources Team
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National Park ServiceSubmitted byJeff Bennett
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National Park SatelliteImage Maps
  • Science and Art

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National Park ServiceSubmitted byBlain Anderson
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Resource Data Inc.Submitted byHoward Earl
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U.S.G.SSubmitted byEmily Binnian
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AlaskaFire Scars
Interpretation, Delineation of Fire Scars
(Initial Draft)
(5,4,2)
Green Vegetation
(7,1,1)
Mid-Infrared
(TC)
Methods Alaska Fire Service Data
(Edited) Heads-up Digitizing
Red Barren Green Vegetation Blue Saturated
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Avian Population Response to Ecological Change
Along the Arctic Coastal Plain
  • U.S. Geological Survey Report by Schmutz, J., P.
    Flint, M. Anthony, E. Mallek, C. Markon, G. Clow,
    S. Frenzel, and D. Houseknecht. 2005.
    http//alaska.usgs.gov
  • Methodology can be used for Rapid Response
    analysis of natural or human-induced
    disturbances.
  • Facilitates land cover analysis of areas where
    field data cannot be acquired due to costs or
    inaccessibility.
  • Supports projects that examine how changes in
    pertinent habitats correlate to the spatial and
    temporal changes in populations of DOI trust
    species.

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Landsat 7 Surface Classification Image,
Northeastern NPRA
Surface Spectral units White Clean sands Cyan
- Slightly muddy sands Red - Wet, vegetated mud
and sandy mud Yellow - Vegetated sand Green -
Green vegetation Blue - Water
Scale
20 km
N
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Geologic map of the Mt. McKinley (Denali) and Mt.
Foraker area of the Alaska Range
  • Overview A new geologic map at 163,360 scale
    is being published for four 63k quadrangles
    centered on Mt. McKinley.
  • Status The map is currently in technical review.

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Status and Trends Invasive Species
  • A comprehensive multi-partner inventory and
    monitoring of invasive and exotic plant species
    in Alaska has quadrupled to over 10,000 sites
    surveyed since 1997 with an additional 1,000
    sites visited in 2004 alone.
  • In 2004, the Alaska Exotic Plant Information
    Clearinghouse http//agdc.usgs.gov/akepic
    successfully migrated from the USGS Alaska
    Geographic Sciences Office to the Alaska Natural
    Heritage Program at the University of Alaska,
    Anchorage.

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Prototype Demo
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St. Paul Island IKONOS Imagery - 2001
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