Map a network drive to \\zoofiles\gisdata
Includes:
· All VCGI data. Simply create a new blank geodatabase in your directory, then copy the feature class/feature data set you need and paste it into your new geodatabase. For rasters you may find it’s easier just to download from www.vcgi.org
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· Scanned topo maps (DRGs)
· ESRI data for nation and world
Click here for the Vermont GIS (VCGI) homepage, where you can get all sorts of Vermont GIS data for your projects.
Click here for
access to selected
Click here for Northwest Vermont Streets data (password protected)
Click here for Maine GIS data.
Click here for Connecticut GIS data.
Click here for New York State GIS data
Click here for Massachusetts GIS data.
Click here for New Hampshire GIS data.
Click here for New Jersey GIS data.
Click here for GIS
data from
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for 1990
Click here to access the USGS EROS data center, where you can download DEMs, NEDs, LULC, NLCD, and DLGs, as well as documentation on all of these data types.
Click here for direct access to the USGS's seamless NED,SRTM and NLCD map server (requires Internet Explorer with popup blocker turned off).
Click here for the USDA’s Geospatial Data Gateway, including agricultural land boundaries, many high res color air photos, soils, watersheds, etc.
Click here for the USGS/EPA’s National Hydrography Dataset (requires Internet Explorer with popup blocker turned off)
Click here for USFWS National Wetlands Inventory maps
Click here to access 2000 census TIGER data from ESRI.
Click here for NRCS soils data
Click here
for the federal government’s geodata site.
Click here for the National Atlas data layers (variety of stuff)
Click here for the Geography Network, which has a wide range of data sets available for free for the whole world
Click here for MapMart, a great source of free nationwide data.
Using ArcHydro to delineate watersheds Note that for doing this in VT, you can use VCGI’s VT HydroDEM which allows you to skip the pre-processing steps.
Basic readings from mentor software. Follow the links for additional readings.
Datums, who needs ‘em anyway? By ESRI
More advanced readings from NOAA
Map Projection Basics from Hunter College
Data Input:
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herefor good, concise readings on remote sensing from the
Click here for a good instructional movie on GPS from Trimble Navigation Ltd. (about 30 megs)
Click
here for an excellent technical description of GPS, from Peter H.
Dana, The Geographer's Craft Project, Department of Geography, The University
of Colorado at