Comments on: Maintaining watershed health using GIS, GPS, and Remote Sensing

By: sieber

sieber — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:51:38 +0000

Great. The normative agenda of GIS.

By: free_of_charge

free_of_charge — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:06:57 +0000

I forgot to mention to the fact that it’s not only donators that will take advantage of the CC-Bio (http://cc-bio.uqar.ca) work but everyone will and the end product of this project (Atlas of Biodiversity in Quebec) will be a nice starting tool to create some Environmental policies (Ultimate goal).

By: free_of_charge

free_of_charge — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:59:38 +0000

Wow… I did know that much about GeoConnections… It’s really impressive… It partially resolve the issue of GIS accessibility. Wow, really impressive and GIS technology is the future… I personally enjoy using GIS. It’s basically a wide opened software where you do whatever you want and using it for Social, Biological, Health, Environmental issues make me smile!
For my project, GIS will allow me to create maps of my projections of Québec tree species (niches and not population) over time and therefore help my donators to adapt their management strategies at a regional scale. They will have a better idea about “what are the impacts of Climate change on biological system in the province of Québec”.