ALTERNATIVE FUTURES FOR THE REGION OF
CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA

[Geo Data Icon] A Sampling of Related Geo Data


California

Teale Data Center provides many, many, many kinds of California geo-data. It also has handy meta-data.

Ceres is an information system developed by the State of California's Resources Agency to access a variety of data including satellite images, statistical databases, and GIS analysis. There are links to numerous California agencies.

California Information Center for the Environment provides information useful for environmental protection.

California Rivers Assessment A U.C. Davis project with significant geographic overlap.

Significant Natural Areas Program (SNAP) is part of the California Department of Fishand Game's Natural Heritage Division which develops and maintains a data management system for natural resources. The database is used for NCCP's and open space plans.

California Office of the Natural Resources Conservation Service is best known its their soil surveys, but it does much more. The NRCS works with citizens to conserve natural resources on private lands.


United States

USGS Data

Global Land Information System (GLIS) is a meta-data brouser allowing queries on available digital data. Graphic based queries are available with an X terminal.

An Index from the BLM by Sol Katz of the US BLM.

Exprerimental Services Related to the GeoWeb from SUNY Buffalo.

Other Geodata resources at the GSD for a Cambridge-centric view of the world.

Selected Biological Servers from the United States and around the Globe.

Technical Specifications, Viewing Technologies, and Search Methods

Tri-Service GIS and CAD Specifications has classifications and soon Quality Assurance/Quality Control Information from the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

NBS Enclyclopedia of GAP Analysis provides references to everything one could ever want to know about Geographical Approach to Protection.

An HTTP to WAIS Gateway by Johnny Goldman (try a search of the test database using the keyword "land".)

A Searchable List of Letters Sent to the GeoWeb Listserve. By David Crossley at ERIN, Austrailia.

Tons of AMLS! Useful Arc-Info Code


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