BLM NOC Integrating Multiscale Assessment Data to Inform Resource Management: The Escalante Watershed Case Study Story Map

The Escalante Watershed case study describes the application and integration of multi-scale geospatial data from the Colorado Plateau and Utah Landscape Assessment 2014 (Rapid Ecoregional Assessment or REA), Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring (AIM), and Riparian Condition Assessment Tool (R-CAT) to help answer management questions. While REA provides broad-scale data and AIM provides field-scale point data, R-CAT, a geospatial tool designed at Utah State University, provides the middle ground reach-scale data. The Escalante watershed is a complex area with land managed by BLM, USFS, and NPS as well as privately owned land.

Types: Map Service; Tags: AIM, Assessment Inventory and Monitoring, BLM, Broad Scale, Bureau of Land Management, All tags... COP REA, COP and Utah Landscape Assessment, Collaboration, DOI, Disturbance, Environment, Escalante Watershed, Habitat, Hydrology, Inland Waters, Management, Multiscale Data, REA, Rapid Ecoregional Assessment, Spatial Data Integration, Story Map, Water Quality, Fewer tags