NetMap: a new tool in support of watershed science and resource management.

L. Benda; D. Miller; K. Andras; P. Bigelow; G. Reeves; D. Michael

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NetMap: a new tool in support of watershed science and resource management.

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Authors:

L. Benda, D. Miller, K. Andras, P. Bigelow, G. Reeves, D. Michael

Year:

2007

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Pacific Northwest Research Station

Source:

Forest Science. 53(2): 206-219

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Abstract

In this paper, we show how application of principles of river ecology can guide use of a comprehensive terrain database within geographic information system (GIS) to facilitate watershed analysis relevant to natural resource management. We present a unique arrangement of a terrain database, GIS, and principles of riverine ecology for the purpose of advancing watershed analysis and natural resource management, including forestry, restoration, monitoring, and regulation.

Keywords

Watershed analysis, GIS, river ecology

Citation

Benda, L.; Miller, D.; Andras, K.; Bigelow, P.; Reeves, G.; Michael, D. 2007. NetMap: a new tool in support of watershed science and resource management. Forest Science. 53(2): 206-219