Integration of fish and wildlife data with geobased and remotely sensed land use/land cover data: a demonstration using sites in Pennsylvania.

C. T. Cushwa; G. Laroche; Calvin William Dubrock

Integration of fish and wildlife data with geobased and remotely sensed land use/land cover data: a demonstration using sites in Pennsylvania.

C. T. Cushwa
, G. Laroche
, Calvin William Dubrock

Ecosystem Science and Management

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The US Fish and Wildlife Service developed a statewide fish and wildlife data base for the Pennsylvania Game Commission that includes 125 categories of information on each of the 844 species. This species data base is integrated with geobased and remotely-sensed land use/land cover data from two sites in Pennsylvania. One site is an energy development project; the other is a high-energy use area. The ability to make 'what if' analysis prior to project implementation is presented.-from STAR, 21(15), 1983

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	597-614
Number of pages	18
Journal	Unknown Journal
State	Published - Jan 1 1982

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General Earth and Planetary Sciences

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