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Mapping biodiversity patterns
using digital imaging and
GPS/GIS technologies
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and GIS technologies are revolutionizing the way that
scientists are collecting, analyzing, and displaying
spatial data. This project provides students and
faculty with an exciting opportunity to utilize these
technologies to
collect and analyze data on the spatial
patterns of biodiversity in the Puget Sound region. The
scientific information presented on this website will be
useful to ecologists, government agencies, community
groups, and environmental organizations when they make
important decisions on restoration and development
issues.
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The MediaMapper pages on
this webpage are best viewed with Internet Explorer for the PC.
Webpage and project content
by:
Dr. Joel Elliott, University
of Puget Sound, Department of Biology
Liz Fly, University of Puget Sound, Department of Biology
Erin Spear, University of Puget Sound, Department of Biology
This project is funded by
the Northwest Academic Computing Consortium and the University of Puget
Sound .
jkelliott@ups.edu |
lfly@ups.edu
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