Shared Data re: Restoration Projects Map
Scott Eustis
From: Matt Love <ml...@oceanconservancy.org>
Date: Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 2:03 PM
Subject: RE: Hello! from Gulf Restoration Network re: Restoration Projects Map
To: Scott Eustis <sc...@healthygulf.org>, Alexis Baldera <abal...@oceanconservancy.org>, Michelle Erenberg <mere...@oceanconservancy.org>, Matt Phillips <matt.ph...@gmail.com>
Hey Scott
Below are links to the restoration projects GIS data we used in our maps. There is no metadata explaining the fields and feature classes so hopefully everything will be self-explanatory. Feel free to ask any questions.
Cheers
Matt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49025172/datashare/Restoration_Projects/NFWF_NRDA_Early.7z
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Matt Love Conservation Biologist Ocean Conservancy Phone: 225.590.5043 Mobile: 225.235.6471 |
From: Scott Eustis [mailto:sc...@healthygulf.org]
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2015 6:46 PM
To: Matt Love; Alexis Baldera; Michelle Erenberg; Matt Phillips
Subject: Fwd: Hello! from Gulf Restoration Network re: Restoration Projects Map
Matt,
I was wondering if you had a kmz or kml (or a csv or shapefile) of OC's map of NRDA / NFWF projects that you could share.
I was compiling a similar GIS to share with GOMA, ELI, RESTORE and others as an open database for communicating the Gulf Restoration projects.
( I also have the older NOAA database from the NRDA scoping, if you're interested in that very large dataset of project proposals)
Did you build the map from the Coalition letter to the Council?
GRN wanted to have the locations of projects available as a layer behind our primary layer, which is pictures of people's stories from our Gulf Future Salons--about how people interacted with BP and Government's response to the spill, as well as the restoration process.
Our display would be similar to yours for now, one webpage with a links to other mapping efforts.
Of course, I would share-alike any geodata that we construct with OC and others.
Are you able to share the restoration database with the locations? OC would be credited for the work, and we would link to your map as a reference.
If you can, please send me a file to this email.
cc'd are a few of y'all, who I talked to, as well as Matt Phillips who is working on this from our office.
As always, thanks for your work and your time
Scott
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Gulf Restoration Network
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Scott Eustis, M.S.
Coastal Wetland Specialist
Gulf Restoration Network
504 237 0323
504-525-1528 x212
sc...@healthygulf.org
www.healthygulf.org
541 Julia St, Suite 300
New Orleans, LA, 70130
Coastal Wetland Specialist
Gulf Restoration Network
504-525-1528 x212
sc...@healthygulf.org
www.healthygulf.org
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