DIEM MAPS
DIEM’s base-maps are the result of GIS digital information processing that identifies terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems and geological features. They include the following:
Protected Landscape Network (PNL) This set of maps tells a story about Read Island’s network of forests, freshwaters, and other sensitive ecosystems.
Sensitive Ecosystem Inventory (SEI) maps ecosystems which are fragile, rare or sensitive to development.
Enduring Features maps biophysical attributes that influence and sustain the area’s ecosystems.
Watersheds Analysis DIEM’s mapped data enables digital filtering processes to measure and illustrate a variety of past, present, proposed, and cumulative impacts.
DataBasin.org This site has user-friendly mapping tools that provide numerous ways to view, explore, map and access spatial data outcomes from the DIEM project.
Community Maps Last but not least, citizen mapping adds important real-observations and our own stories that help to document what was and what is – as well as what’s important for the future.