Saturday, March 12, 2011

[vernalpool] Re: The Vernal Pool Salamander Migration Study: Amphibian Roadway Crossing Database

 

Hey Tim,

Matthew Mattingly at UMass Amherst might be a good resource for you for this. We have been working with him to use maps in combination with Google Docs to have E.coli data on the CT River mapped and available pretty much as soon as the data is placed in Google Docs. He's got the framework in place and it works pretty well.

beckie
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Elizabeth Scotten Finn
Water Projects Coordinator
Water Resources Research Center
UMass, Amherst

--- In vernalpool@yahoogroups.com, "Dexter, Timothy (DOT)" <timothy.dexter@...> wrote:
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> Matt,
>
> We're working on providing a live information feed within the Google Map
> interface, so that all users can see where observations have been made.
> The Spring 2010 data was limited to 11 observations, as the program was
> in it's infancy. We'll post back to the group when observations can be
> viewed within the GMap interface.

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