logging in or signing up IABIN DGF Component 2 Results Phase I Lucianna Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 61 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 25, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Linking Spatial and Environmental Data Under the Aegis of the Interamerican Biodiversity Information Network (IABIN) Component 2: A Mesoamerican an Caribbean Digital Seamless Mosaic of Elevation Derivatives Eric van Praag, USGS National Center for EROS / City of Knowledge Phase I Accomplishments through July 05 Presented at the IABIN-DGF Coordinating Meeting in Panama, July 7-8, 2005The Project in a Nutshell: The Project in a Nutshell Funding source: World Bank - through IABIN Secretariat Funding DGF: $85,500 Geographic area: Central America and the Caribbean Implementation period phase I: October 04 – September 05 Participating agencies: USGS, CATHALAC, IABIN Secretariat, water agencies, national mapping agencies. Products: Digital maps of basins, streamlines, slope, aspect, shaded-relief, flow accumulation, and flow directionObjectives: Objectives Create and facilitate access to a regional seamless dataset of elevation derivatives. Link biodiversity and environmental information developed by IABIN with elevation-derived data. Speed the transfer of the source SRTM level-2 dataset to selected national agencies.Slide4: Comparison of an existing 90-meter DEM with the new 30-meter DEM EDC will produce Adapted from NGA materialElevation derivatives will be produced for:: Elevation derivatives will be produced for: Central America Panama Costa Rica Nicaragua El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Belize Caribbean Dominican Republic Haiti Jamaica Puerto Rico Trinidad and Tobago Product Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryTime Line: Time Line June 3, 2005 Nicaragua SRTM gap-fill product completed. June 10, 2005 Central American IABIN-DGF Countries level 2 SRTM data sets assembled July 22, 2005 Nicaragua level 2 SRTM derivative products completed. July 18, 2005 Begin level 2 SRTM gap-fill process for Honduras and El Salvador. July 29, 2005 Nicaragua level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery. August 8, 2005 Begin level 2 SRTM gap-fill process for Panama. August 12, 2005 Honduras and El Salvador level 2 SRTM derivative products completed. August 19, 2005 Honduras and El Salvador level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery. September 12, 2005 Begin level 2 SRTM gap-fill process for Caribbean countries. September 16, 2005 Panama level 2 SRTM derivative products completed. September 23, 2005 Panama level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery. September 28, 2005 Caribbean and Belize level 2 SRTM derivatives completed September 30, 2005 Caribbean and Belize level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery.For more information please contact:: For more information please contact: Eric van Praag, EDC, evan@usgs.gov Larry Tieszen, EDC, tieszen@usgs.gov Slide16: Linking Spatial and Environmental Data Under the Aegis of the Interamerican Biodiversity Information Network (IABIN) Component 2: A Mesoamerican an Caribbean Digital Seamless Mosaic of Elevation Derivatives Eric van Praag, USGS National Center for EROS / City of Knowledge Phase I Accomplishments through July 05 Presented at the IABIN-DGF Coordinating Meeting in Panama, July 7-8, 2005 You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
IABIN DGF Component 2 Results Phase I Lucianna Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 61 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 25, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Linking Spatial and Environmental Data Under the Aegis of the Interamerican Biodiversity Information Network (IABIN) Component 2: A Mesoamerican an Caribbean Digital Seamless Mosaic of Elevation Derivatives Eric van Praag, USGS National Center for EROS / City of Knowledge Phase I Accomplishments through July 05 Presented at the IABIN-DGF Coordinating Meeting in Panama, July 7-8, 2005The Project in a Nutshell: The Project in a Nutshell Funding source: World Bank - through IABIN Secretariat Funding DGF: $85,500 Geographic area: Central America and the Caribbean Implementation period phase I: October 04 – September 05 Participating agencies: USGS, CATHALAC, IABIN Secretariat, water agencies, national mapping agencies. Products: Digital maps of basins, streamlines, slope, aspect, shaded-relief, flow accumulation, and flow directionObjectives: Objectives Create and facilitate access to a regional seamless dataset of elevation derivatives. Link biodiversity and environmental information developed by IABIN with elevation-derived data. Speed the transfer of the source SRTM level-2 dataset to selected national agencies.Slide4: Comparison of an existing 90-meter DEM with the new 30-meter DEM EDC will produce Adapted from NGA materialElevation derivatives will be produced for:: Elevation derivatives will be produced for: Central America Panama Costa Rica Nicaragua El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Belize Caribbean Dominican Republic Haiti Jamaica Puerto Rico Trinidad and Tobago Product Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryProduct Gallery: Product GalleryTime Line: Time Line June 3, 2005 Nicaragua SRTM gap-fill product completed. June 10, 2005 Central American IABIN-DGF Countries level 2 SRTM data sets assembled July 22, 2005 Nicaragua level 2 SRTM derivative products completed. July 18, 2005 Begin level 2 SRTM gap-fill process for Honduras and El Salvador. July 29, 2005 Nicaragua level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery. August 8, 2005 Begin level 2 SRTM gap-fill process for Panama. August 12, 2005 Honduras and El Salvador level 2 SRTM derivative products completed. August 19, 2005 Honduras and El Salvador level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery. September 12, 2005 Begin level 2 SRTM gap-fill process for Caribbean countries. September 16, 2005 Panama level 2 SRTM derivative products completed. September 23, 2005 Panama level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery. September 28, 2005 Caribbean and Belize level 2 SRTM derivatives completed September 30, 2005 Caribbean and Belize level 2 SRTM derivative metadata and product delivery.For more information please contact:: For more information please contact: Eric van Praag, EDC, evan@usgs.gov Larry Tieszen, EDC, tieszen@usgs.gov Slide16: Linking Spatial and Environmental Data Under the Aegis of the Interamerican Biodiversity Information Network (IABIN) Component 2: A Mesoamerican an Caribbean Digital Seamless Mosaic of Elevation Derivatives Eric van Praag, USGS National Center for EROS / City of Knowledge Phase I Accomplishments through July 05 Presented at the IABIN-DGF Coordinating Meeting in Panama, July 7-8, 2005