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Abstract
Making an Atlas for the Tabletop and Environmental Decision Support
Track: Cartography and Map Production
Author(s): Marcus Diederich, Melissa Brenneman, Steve Hoover
As part of a series of products designed to serve the informational and educational needs of a broad stakeholder group, the Salton Sea Atlas focuses on the characterization of environmental change at the Salton Sea. The Salton Sea--California's largest inland water body--faces a wide variety of environmental policy and management decisions, which require common understanding of complex scientific, social, and economic issues. Through an iterative and collaborative process, GIS analysis and cartography was used to synthesize expert input to present easily understood, graphically compelling, and engaging information.
Marcus Diederich
University of Redlands
Redlands Institute for Environmental Design Management and Policy
1200 East Colton Ave
Duke Hall Room 211
Redlands , CA 92374
USA
Phone: 909-335-5268
Fax: 909-307-6952
E-mail: marcus_diederich@institute.redlands.edu
Melissa Brenneman
University of Redlands
Redlands Institute for Environmental Design Management and Policy
1200 East Colton Ave
Duke Hall Room 211
Redlands 92374
USA
Phone: 909-335-5268
Fax: 909-307-6952
E-mail: melissa_brenneman@institute.redlands.edu
Steve Hoover
University of Redlands
Redlands Institute for Environmental Design Management and Policy
1200 East Colton Ave
Duke Hall Room 211
Redlands 92373
USA
Phone: 909-335-5268
Fax: 909-307-6952
E-mail: steve_hoover@institute.redlands.edu