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Cook
Inletkeeper Mapping
Cook Inletkeeper maintains a Geographic Information System (GIS) shop.
GIS is computer mapping. Databases are associated with
maps to provide a powerful visual tool for resource management
and analysis. Inletkeeper assembled over
125 GIS layers with a user
friendly viewer onto a CD-ROM that is available free to
schools and libraries, and for a nominal cost to others.
Some examples of the maps that Inletkeeper has produced to
support its advocacy, education, networking and research
programs are included on this site: browse away!
Cook Inlet Watershed
Cook Inlet Watershed
Cook Inlet
Watershed Land Ownership
Citizen's Environmental Monitoring Sites
Beluga Whale oil and gas
leasesale conflicts
Oil and Gas Development
Coalbed Methane Maps
Interactive database of contaminated sites
Kenai
Peninsula, Alaska spruce bark beetle epidemic and logging
Homer,
Alaska's water supply: the Bridge Creek watershed
Lower Kenai Peninsula Watershed Health
Project
Download
screen fix for GIS atlas on CD:
if you are running windows 95 or 98 with a control panel display setting
greater than 480x640 resolution, this file will allow you to expand the map
area to the entire screen when the viewer window is maximized. Once
the file is saved simply click on it and the problem will be fixed in a few
seconds.
Thanks to ESRI and the
Conservation Technology Support Program for their generous support of
the Inletkeeper GIS Project
Other GIS Resources
Kenai Peninsula Borough GIS
Alaska Geospatial Data Clearinghouse
USGS National
Water Quality Assessment: Cook Inlet Basin
Cook Inlet
Information Management / Monitoring System
USF&WS
National Wetlands Inventory
ESRI Data |
