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[[file:Ecosystemmodel.png|right|400px]] | '''Part of this wiki describes Ecosystems. We use current regional planning models to chop the ecosystem into management units. We are working on representing these places in maps: | ||
'' | '''*[[PSNERP]] has provided us with [[deltas]], [[beaches]] and [[embayments]], and offers a basis for identifying [[headlands]]. You can view these places using the [http://www.psnerp.ekosystem.us/Map.aspx?mmap=nesri3&mz=7&mlon=-122.288484863639&mlat=47.6681948478536&mlayer=DwfTestServices:24_25_26_28_29&sids=150,160,170,180,190,200,210,220,230,240,250,260,270,280,360,1002&pstat=any Nearshore Portal] | ||
'''*The [[watershed characterization project]] gives us [[headwaters]], [[lowland watersheds]] within our big river systems, and provides a different way of looking at lowland coastal [[watersheds]]. | |||
'''*The [[Floodplains by design]] project is taking a look at floodplains at a regional scale. We'll see how that goes. | |||
'''People define [[Place]] pages let people define place in ways that don't fit these 'management units'. | |||
'''You can [[How to create a new page|create a new page]] to describe one of these ecosystem units.''' | |||
==Headwaters== | |||
==Lowlands== | |||
==Floodplains== | |||
==Deltas== | |||
==Beaches== | |||
==Embayments== | |||
==Headlands== | |||
==Places== | |||
Revision as of 19:32, 22 February 2013
Part of this wiki describes Ecosystems. We use current regional planning models to chop the ecosystem into management units. We are working on representing these places in maps: *PSNERP has provided us with deltas, beaches and embayments, and offers a basis for identifying headlands. You can view these places using the Nearshore Portal *The watershed characterization project gives us headwaters, lowland watersheds within our big river systems, and provides a different way of looking at lowland coastal watersheds. *The Floodplains by design project is taking a look at floodplains at a regional scale. We'll see how that goes.
People define Place pages let people define place in ways that don't fit these 'management units'.
You can create a new page to describe one of these ecosystem units.
