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... Agency for International Development.Basil G. SavitskyWorcester, MassachusettsThomas E. Lacher Jr.College Station, Texas GIS Methodologies for Developing Conservation Strategies Tropical Forest ... GIS Methodologies for Developing Conservation Strategies: TROPICAL FOREST RECOVERY ANDWILDLIFEMANAGEMENT IN COSTA RICACOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESSBasil G. Savitsky andThomas E. Lacher GIS ... AdministrationNSCA National System of Conservation AreasNSLRSDA National Satellite Land Remote Sensing Data Archive GIS Methodologies for Developing Conservation Strategies Part OneOverview This page...

... 187,776 20 23 9,1 72 26 28 7,400 31Canada 922 ,097 8 45,947 5 28 ,100 3 359,000 39Germany 34,931 50 12, 0 02 34 5, 329 15 10,403 30France 55,010 56 19,187 35 11,381 21 14,817 27 United Kingdom 24 ,160 ... 6,665 28 11,186 46 2, 391 10Japan 37,6 52 14 4,595 12 647 2 25,105 67Australia 764,444 61 48 ,26 7 6 417 ,26 4 55 106,000 14Averagea44 20 24 31 Developing CountriesIvory Coast 31,800 52 3,680 12 ... 13,000 41 7,330 23 Zaire 22 6,760 10 7,863 3 15,000 7 174,310 77Malaysia 32, 855 15 4,880 15 27 0 19,361 59Thailand 51,089 47 23 ,0 42 45 830 2 14,113 28 Indonesia 181,157 19 21 ,967 12 11,800 7 109,800...

... modeling with GIS, 16 30 . New York: Oxford University Press.Thee, J. R. 1992. GPS tames the jungle. GPS World 3( 5): 34 .Thoen, B. 1994. Access the electronic highway for a world of data. GIS World ... preserve a bald eagle habitat. GPS World2 (3) : 28 33 . Digital Mapping Technologies 33 conditions of the recipient country (Forster 1990). The reasons for failure intechnology transfer within ... 16–18 days 0– 63 0.5–0.60.6–0.70.7–0.80.8–1.1AVHRR 1.1 km Five bands daily 0–2550.58–0.680.725–1.10 3. 55 3. 93 10.5–11 .3 11.5–12.5sources: Kidwell (1988) for AVHRR; Jensen (1995) for SPOT, TM,...

... Luepke. 1991. GPS for forest fire management and cleanup. GPS World2(8): 42 46 .Druss, M. 1992. Recovering history with GPS. GPS World 3 (4) : 32–37.Fletcher, M. and D. Sanchez. 19 94. Etched in stone: ... hardware, and formingpartnerships to do future projects. In addition, others in the users group mayhave access to equipment, information, or people that would help you. For GPS 73tions afforded ... corrections from a suitable basestation on GPS data for forest management applications.Use of a helicopter for the collection of data for forest management using GPSoften eliminates canopy...

... area covered by rain forest throughsustainable management of the forest resource. Both groups promote reforesta-tion in the deforested areas. Part of the strategy for conservation and development ... weights, for the resources forest and water. Theabsolute weights for forest were (a) population density, 0. 15; (b) roads and trails,0.26; (c) terrain slopes, 0.08; (d) logging activities (forest ... predetermined format with limited constraints to their GIS Design and Implementation 95 Cromley, E. K. and R. G. Cromley. 1987. A GIS for local health services planning. Proceed-ings, International GIS...

... 854.50 1.4Medium (cover) 9, 363 .00 15 .6 Medium (water) 868 .00 1.4Low (cover, food) 11 ,63 3 .62 19.4Low (cover, water) 38.25 0.1Inappropriate 15,810.44 26. 3Total 60 ,080. 06 100.0with the other half ... weights for slopes are 5–15 percent slopeס 3.838; 15–30 percent slope ס 1.7 06; 30–45 percent slope ס 1.023; 45 60 percentslope ס 0.731; 60 –75 percent slope ס 0. 569 ; 75 percent slope ס 0. 465 . Note ... D.C.:Division of Ecological Services, Department of the Interior.Ward, L. and B. Weigle. 1993. To save a species: GIS for manatee research and manage-ment. GIS World 6: 34–37.Welch, R., M. Remillard,...

... 4,356 8.5Pasture 23 ,77 4 46.6Forest 16 ,79 8 32.9Barren 154 0.3Wetlands 1,149 2.3Water 100 0.2Mangroves 376 0 .7 Subalpine scrub 136 0.3Unknown / mixed / cleared 4,002 7. 8Total 51,048 100.0 ... measures to protect biological diversity and for identifyingfocus areas for optimal conservation efforts (Scott et al. 19 87) . Gap analysis is a GIS technique which superimposes species distributions ... Priorities for Conservation in Amazonia” (Conservation International 1991). The content of this map wasbased upon a workshop of zoologists, systemic botanists, and vegetation ecolo-gists. The...

... 1722Margay 145 85 59 1795Howler monkey 263 180 68 183 6Spider monkey 181 105 58 1917American crocodile 230 1 68 73 19 48 Squirrel monkey 1 18 98 83 22 48 Overall Species Average 162 100 62 1641 1 78 Morgan ... 38 29 22 12 16 0 85 164Paca 38 53 34 21 53 1 126 288 Jaguarundi 36 26 11 9 18 2 68 134Quetzal 37 17 8 4 11 0 38 78 White-faced capuchin 31 61 28 13 53 2 1 68 325American crocodile 31 22 38 ... 210Harpy eagle 48 8 11 0 8 0 13 40Ocelot 48 23 22 14 20 5 50 134Collared peccary 47 52 20 16 41 24 84 237Margay 42 32 14 10 16 5 68 145Spider monkey 40 40 28 6 13 0 94 181 Giant anteater...

... Atlantic forest. Biological Conservation 34: 17–34.Francis, D. R. 199 4. IMF and World Bank 50th birthday bash: Critics crash party. ChristianScience Monitor, October 3, 199 4, 4.Franklin, J. F. 199 3. ... $3 ,95 0 (12)MX 8602 6 $4,150 (12)MX 8604 6 $4,550 (12)MX 8612 6 $5 ,95 0 (12)MX 8614 6 $6,350 (12)MX 8650 12 nr (12)MX 90 12 R 12 $8,000 (12)MX 91 12 12 $9, 900 (12)MX 92 12 12 $4 ,97 0 (12)MX 94 00N ... 12 $9, 000 (12)Canadian Marconi Co. CMT-1200 ALLSTAR GPS 12 $ 295 (12)CMT-8700 GPS Sensor 12 $99 5 (24)CMT- 890 0 DGPS Sensor 12 $1, 895 (24)Centennial Technologies SATNAV PCMCIA Card 9 $ 595 (12)CommunicationNavigation...

... 154,179, 217deforestation, 14, 20, 24, 32, 39, 52–53, 58–60, 87, 95–96, 99, 102 , 105 106 , 110, 123–25, 176, 185, 198DEM. See digital elevation model(s)design study, 84–88 developing countries, ... 108 , 152, 199, 206–208, 217–18DGF (Direction General Forestal), 108 , 115Digital Chart of the World, 30, 38, 140, 146digital elevation model(s), 96–97, 99 105 drainage network, 96–97, 100 102 , ... (18)Semiconductor SystemsSercel NR 108 10 $9,980 (12)Sokkia Corporation GSR 100 0 (North and South 12 $9,000 (12)America only)GSR 1100 (North and South 12 $6,900 (12)America only)S100 6 $1,995 (12)S200...

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