Central Mineral and Environmental Resources Science Center
The most important objective of this project is to provide geographic information systems (GIS) and information management support to the Central Region Mineral and Environmental Resources and Crustal Geophysics and Geochemistry Science Centers and to conduct specialized GIS tasks that are not directly related to other program projects. The project will provide basic services required by science center projects, including GIS support, GIS Laboratory development and maintenance (software and hardware), and contracting support. Support also includes helping staff and projects comply with USGS "publication requirements for digital map products". The project will also provide leadership for implementing and supporting NSDI (National Spatial Data Infrastructure) requirements, especially those related to metadata.
A second objective is to supply the teams with shared, full-featured hardware/software infrastructure to provide robust GIS, scientific visualization, modeling, and map production capabilities. The project also supports a shared GIS laboratory with workstations, digitizers, large-format color scanner, server-based and locally-installed GIS and graphics software (including ArcGIS, ARC/INFO, ERDAS IMAGINE, and DGI EarthVision), and a CD-ROM spatial data library. The project has the following defined tasks: (1) Project Management, (2) GIS Support and Information Management, (3) GIS Laboratory Services, and (4) Research and Development.
| Greg Lee | Box 25046 MS 973 Denver, CO 80225-0046 |
303-236-2491 Email Greg Lee |
Mineral Resources Program Geographic Information Systems Regional Projects
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| Mineral Resources | Eastern / Central / Western / Alaska / Minerals Information |
| Crustal Geophysics and Geochemistry / Spatial Data |