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WELCOME ! |
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Welcome to the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity
Geographic Information website. The primary purpose of the site is to
assist UWGB faculty, students and staff who are interested in applying
geospatial technology to the study of biological diversity. The site is
also intended to facilitate our frequent collaborations with GIS users
across the campus and in the community at-large. |
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What's New? |
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Spring, 2010 - Learning How To Improve GPS Accuracy - The Biodiversity Center is currently trying out Trimble® Planning Utility for forecasting GPS conditions. The stormwater mapping work being done by Jill Fermanich was chosen as a test project. Jill is utilizing submeter GPS equipment and methods for the project. Being able to predict and work around periods of poor GPS performance should mean that more of the data she collects will wind up being useable. |
February 22, 2010 - Website Update -
The version of the site that you are seeing
represents a fairly extensive reorganization. Like earlier versions it is full
of holes and links that don't go anywhere. I felt it was appropriate
to rush it out because it contains some elements that people are looking for: |
Biodiversity Topics: Introduction . Plants . Animals . Mammals . Birds . Reptiles & Amphibians . Arthropods . Spiders . Insects
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January 12, 2006