These are the floodlines along the Casperkill creek and within the watershed basin.

This is the outline for the Vassar Farm .

More work from Troy Welty. This is Farm Vegetation that has been somewhat generalized fromTroy's original mapping. Note that the projection is slighlty off from what it should be; you can tell this from the middle of the map where the experimental plots are located. Use this as a guide but not as the holy grail of farm vegetation.

Hi folks,
This is a bar graph of Avg concentration of Ammonium, collected July 18, 2006, by Joanna and TJ. I made this using GE Graph . I got the data from your Blackboard site.

There are two data points that I had trouble with - TA Bridge (didn't see a data point for that) and Above Sunset Lake (the software didn't want a negative number.) I put zeros in for both of those points. But you'll get the idea of what can be done with GE Graph.

Hello ACS,

On Image Overlays my advice is: Don't try to do places near the poles. Greenland didn't work too well.

These are depth readings taken by Marshall Pregnall's BIOL-356 class in Oct 2006. Depths are in meters .

This is a compilation of some maps that I found for the squash team's visit to Barbados in January 2007. There isn't much out there in the way of detailed GIS data. This includes three image overlays and three line KMLs (major roads (already available through Google Earth), railroad, and contour lines). I'll keep searching before the team takes off!

This KMZ has five maps of Barbados from the 1800, 1700 and 1600s that I've compiled into one file. Remember to turn the transparency off and on to view each map. Three of these maps I got from the terrific David Rumsey map site.

These two KMZs have five maps of Barbados from the 1800, 1700 and 1600s. I couldn't upload one KMZ so I split the thing into two. Remember to turn the transparency off and on to view each map. Three of these maps I got from the terrific David Rumsey map site.

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