Tools tagged with "Water"

The NJGIN Open Data Portal, managed by the NJ Office of GIS, provides access to a wide array of geographic information for the state of New Jersey. It serves as a central hub for exploring and utilizing geospatial datasets from various state agencies and partners, facilitating data discovery and use for the public.

SNIAmb (Sistema Nacional de Informação do Ambiente) is Portugal's National Environmental Information System. It provides structured access to a wide array of environmental data and offers geographic visualization tools across various thematic areas, supporting environmental management and public consultation processes.

This platform provides access to Land Cover and conditions data from the European Space Agency's Climate Change Initiative (ESA CCI) project. Users can explore and download various geospatial products, including land cover maps, plant functional type maps, and surface reflectance composites. The viewer supports data extraction at specific locations and offers yearly classifications spanning decades.

GeoData@Wisconsin functions as a comprehensive online repository for geospatial data pertaining to the state of Wisconsin. Users can explore and download a wide variety of datasets, with options for bulk downloads and advanced search functionalities. The platform is a collaborative effort involving the University of Wisconsin and several partner organizations dedicated to geographic information.

The LRIS Portal provides access to a vast collection of national and regional land resource information for New Zealand. It serves as a central hub for researchers, policymakers, and the public to explore and download critical environmental datasets. The portal facilitates informed decision-making across various sectors.

This website serves as the new Maine GeoLibrary, providing access to essential geospatial data for the state. It offers a structured collection of GIS framework layers, facilitating discovery and access to critical geographic information for various applications. The platform leverages ArcGIS Hub technology to organize and disseminate spatial data efficiently.

CalTopo is a comprehensive adventure planning software designed for mapping the backcountry and beyond. It allows users to research, plan, share, and take maps on mobile devices, offering real-time data, custom layers, and printing capabilities. The platform supports collaborative map building, track recording, and access to various geospatial data for enhanced outdoor navigation and safety.

This website provides a comprehensive resource for water isotope research and applications. It offers access to various data products, interactive tools, and archived information from scientific publications. The resources are designed to support researchers and professionals in utilizing stable water isotopes in their studies.

S1FloodFinder is a user-friendly open-source solution designed for flood mapping using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery from Sentinel-1. This package addresses the limitations of optical satellite imagery during floods, which often struggle with cloud cover, by leveraging SAR's ability to penetrate clouds. It provides specialized techniques and tools for accurate floodwater extent measurements, crucial for emergency response and minimizing disaster impact.

The Wyoming Geospatial Hub serves as the central platform for discovering and accessing publicly available geospatial data across the state of Wyoming. It offers a comprehensive collection of datasets categorized by themes such as administrative boundaries, agriculture, climate, ecology, and infrastructure. This hub is a crucial resource for government agencies, businesses, researchers, and the public seeking geographical information specific to Wyoming.

This hub offers scientific evidence and data tools developed through Joint Research Centre (JRC) projects. Its primary goal is to support European Union water policy, integrating it with related sectors like agriculture, energy, and climate. The focus is on environmental and health protection, aligning with EU Green Deal strategies.

This is the official open data portal for the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). It serves as a central source for authoritative and publicly shared geospatial content. The portal aims to provide data and information to support conservation efforts across the nation.

LILA BC provides a curated collection of publicly available datasets, primarily consisting of camera trap and underwater video imagery. These datasets support the development and training of machine learning models for wildlife monitoring, biodiversity analysis, and environmental impact studies. The platform aggregates data from various conservation projects and agencies worldwide.

The Icelandic Institute of Natural History (Náttúrufræðistofnun Íslands) offers a comprehensive data download portal. It contains extensive collections covering various aspects of Iceland's natural environment, such as geographical names, land surveying, vegetation communities, ecosystems, bedrock and superficial deposits, species distribution, fossils, and minerals.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) Wetlands program provides a central repository for geospatial data and information concerning wetland ecosystems across the United States. This vital resource supports critical conservation efforts, environmental planning, and scientific research. It offers accessible resources for understanding wetland status, trends, and values.

The National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) formerly detailed the water drainage network across the U.S., including rivers, streams, lakes, and dams. As of October 1, 2023, NHD data is no longer maintained but remains available, with the 3D Hydrography Program (3DHP) now serving as the most current data source.

The Freshwater Ecoregions of the World (FEOW) project provides a comprehensive global biogeographical regionalization of Earth's freshwater biodiversity. This resource offers various downloadable files, including GIS shapefiles, Google Earth KMLs, and informational documents, to facilitate research and conservation efforts. It serves as a crucial tool for understanding and mapping global freshwater ecosystems and their unique biodiversity patterns.

NCEI and the World Data Service for Geophysics maintain the Global Historical Tsunami Database. This unique resource supports tsunami warning centers, engineers, oceanographers, seismologists, and the public by providing information on tsunami events from 2000 B.C. to the present across major oceans and seas.

This website serves as a central hub for discovering GIS data pertaining to the state of Colorado. It aggregates links to data resources from multiple state departments, including Local Affairs, Natural Resources, and Oil and Gas Conservation. Users can find a diverse range of geospatial datasets, primarily in shapefile format, covering various administrative boundaries, environmental features, and infrastructure.

This webpage could not be fully analyzed as access was blocked by a security challenge, preventing the retrieval of its content. Therefore, specific details about its geospatial or GIS offerings are unavailable.

Flash Point Classifier is a powerful and user-friendly software tool designed for rapid classification of airborne lidar point clouds. It transforms raw lidar data into actionable insights, offering custom classification options and the ability to manage data locally without cloud uploads. The software is cross-platform, available for Windows and macOS, and enhances productivity through streamlined workflows and parallel processing.

GeoDiscover Alberta serves as a comprehensive portal for accessing and exploring geospatial data specific to the province of Alberta. It offers tools for searching data, viewing PDF maps, and utilizing an interactive map viewer to combine government and user data. The platform aims to enhance understanding and use of Alberta's geographic information for various purposes.

The New Hampshire Geodata Portal, developed by NH GRANIT at UNH, provides a central hub for discovering and utilizing authoritative GIS data and related geospatial resources across New Hampshire. It offers access to various web applications and data layers, fostering partnerships with state agencies, non-profits, and the US Government to make these resources available to the public.

Defra group provides a Data Services Platform to make environmental data openly available. The platform aims to inform actions and decisions that safeguard the natural environment, support food and farming, and sustain the rural economy. Data is accessible via APIs, spatial services, and for direct download.

This platform offers a wide array of datasets covering city services, community information, and economic development. It serves as a central hub for researchers, developers, and citizens to access and utilize public information from Toronto's municipal government.

The Natural Science Institute of Iceland focuses on comprehensive research and data collection across various natural sciences. It provides information on Iceland's unique geological features, diverse flora, and significant natural hazards, contributing to scientific understanding and conservation efforts.

This portal provides public access to the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection's (DEEP) Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data. It serves DEEP's mission to protect and preserve the environment by offering a statewide system for integrating and analyzing spatial data. The platform shares authoritative geospatial information with various governmental agencies.

The NPS DataStore serves as a central digital repository for the National Park Service, offering robust tools for adding, organizing, and discovering documents and datasets pertinent to park resources. It supports resource management by providing access to critical information, including park boundaries, science reports, and featured content. This platform is essential for informed park planning and policy decisions.

GLiM is a comprehensive global lithological map project developed by the University of Hamburg. This dataset offers detailed information on the composition of Earth's land surface, serving as a fundamental resource for various geological and environmental studies. It is primarily used for research in areas such as aquatic geochemistry and broader Earth sciences.

The Alberta Geological Survey (AGS) Open Data Portal offers a collection of GIS data and interactive maps focused on Alberta's geology. It provides geoscience information across various domains, including surficial mapping, bedrock mapping, resource evaluation, groundwater, and geological hazards. All data is open and freely available under the Open Government License - Alberta.

The MERIT DEM is a high-accuracy global Digital Elevation Model (DEM) at 3 arcsecond resolution (~90m), created by correcting errors in existing spaceborne DEMs like SRTM3 and AW3D. It significantly improves vertical accuracy, especially in flat regions, enhancing geoscience applications dependent on terrain data.

The Iowa Geospatial Data Clearinghouse offers public geospatial data, tools, and resources from the State of Iowa and its partners. It provides access to foundational data and curated services, supporting statewide data initiatives and information sharing.

This portal serves as a central hub for geographic information systems (GIS) data maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Users can explore, view, and download a variety of datasets, documents, apps, and maps related to Wisconsin's natural resources. It aims to provide public access to critical environmental and land-related information for various applications.

This Harvard Dataverse instance is a platform for sharing research data, but access to the requested page is currently forbidden. It typically hosts a wide range of datasets for academic and research purposes across various disciplines.

Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (PASDA) serves as the official geospatial data clearinghouse for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It provides access to a wide array of geographic information system (GIS) data, including base map themes, orthoimagery, and environmental datasets from various state agencies. The platform facilitates data discovery and download for researchers, government agencies, and the public.

The Montana State Library's Geographic Information page serves as a central hub for geospatial data and resources related to the state. It offers access to various government publications, research materials, and supports the Montana Geospatial Information Advisory Council.