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Web-based Regional Atlas for Web-based Regional Atlas for Community Decision MakingCommunity Decision Making
Dr. Bob MaherDr. Bob MaherSenior Research ScientistSenior Research Scientist
AGRGAGRG
Presentation for Rural Knowledge Cluster projectPresentation for Rural Knowledge Cluster project
OutlineOutline1) 1) Some background map productsSome background map products
- Nova Scotia Atlas- Nova Scotia Atlas- Nova Scotia Street and Road Atlas- Nova Scotia Street and Road Atlas- Nova Scotia Backroad Map Book- Nova Scotia Backroad Map Book- Towns of Nova Scotia: Profile and Ratings- Towns of Nova Scotia: Profile and Ratings
2) 2) Some background electronic productsSome background electronic products- Community Counts- Community Counts- GeoNOVA- GeoNOVA- Centre for Land Information and - Centre for Land Information and
Computer-based Knowledge (CLICK)Computer-based Knowledge (CLICK)
Outline Cont’dOutline Cont’d
3) 3) Regional Atlas Regional Atlas
- GeoConnections: Call for Proposals- GeoConnections: Call for Proposals
4)4) Preliminary Concept Preliminary Concept
An online Atlas of Sustainable An online Atlas of Sustainable Development for Southwest Nova ScotiaDevelopment for Southwest Nova Scotia
5) 5) Next StepsNext Steps
-funding-funding
-methodology-methodology
-feedback-feedback
Map ProductsMap Products
Nova Scotia Atlas Nova Scotia Atlas
Data SourceData Source1) Nova Scotia Topographic 1) Nova Scotia Topographic
Database (NSTDB)Database (NSTDB)
2) Roads and Trails2) Roads and Trails
3) Crown Land3) Crown Land
4) Provincial Parks and 4) Provincial Parks and
Protected AreasProtected Areas
5) National Parks5) National Parks
Scale 1:150,000Scale 1:150,000
Map ProductsMap Products
Nova Scotia Street & Road AtlasNova Scotia Street & Road Atlas
Data SourceData Source- Street Names and - Street Names and
LocationLocation
- Map Index- Map Index
hierarchical structurehierarchical structure
1:150,000 map pages 1:150,000 map pages (90)(90)
1:30,0001:30,000
1:60001:6000
Map ProductsMap Products
Nova Scotia Backroad MapbookNova Scotia Backroad MapbookOutdoor Recreation GuideOutdoor Recreation Guide- Backroads attractionsBackroads attractions- FishingFishing- Paddling RoutesPaddling Routes- ParksParks- TrailsTrails- Wildlife ViewingWildlife Viewing- Winter RecreationWinter Recreation
Scale 1:200,000Scale 1:200,000
Map ProductsMap Products
Les Villes de Nouvelle Les Villes de Nouvelle ÉcosseÉcosse
Electronic Map ProductsElectronic Map ProductsCommunity Counts Community Counts http://www.gov.ns.ca/fina/communitycountshttp://www.gov.ns.ca/fina/communitycounts
GeoNOVAGeoNOVAhttp://www.gov.ns.ca/geonovahttp://www.gov.ns.ca/geonova
Web-based GISDowntown
GISUptown
GIS
GeoDatabases
Web GIS
ADPC
Middleton
Bridgetown
Annapolis Royal
CoGS
Desktop Desktop GISGIS
MobileGIS
Centre for Land Information and Computer-based Knowledge (CLICK)Centre for Land Information and Computer-based Knowledge (CLICK)
Preliminary ConceptPreliminary Concept
An online Atlas of Sustainable Development for An online Atlas of Sustainable Development for Southwest Nova ScotiaSouthwest Nova Scotia
Why Southwest Nova Scotia?Why Southwest Nova Scotia?Because the five counties: Queens, Shelburne, Yarmouth, Because the five counties: Queens, Shelburne, Yarmouth, Digby and Annapolis represent Canada’s thirteenth Digby and Annapolis represent Canada’s thirteenth
UNESCO/MAB UNESCO/MAB Biosphere ReserveBiosphere Reserve
Why Sustainable Development?Why Sustainable Development?Because under the biosphere reserve designation, there are Because under the biosphere reserve designation, there are three values:three values:
- conservation of biodiversity - conservation of biodiversity - sustainable development - sustainable development - logistic support- logistic support
What are the themes in the Regional Atlas?What are the themes in the Regional Atlas?
Sustainable agricultureSustainable agriculture Sustainable forestrySustainable forestry Sustainable fisheriesSustainable fisheries Sustainable tourismSustainable tourism Green mapsGreen maps
• Alternative energyAlternative energy• Protected areas, wetlandsProtected areas, wetlands• Trails: hiking, canoeing, cross country skiing, bicyclingTrails: hiking, canoeing, cross country skiing, bicycling
Cultural landscapeCultural landscape Social and economic valueSocial and economic value
FundingFunding
GeoConnectionsGeoConnections Amount: $100k totalAmount: $100k total Matching funds: 50%Matching funds: 50% Date: October 12Date: October 12thth, 2006, 2006 Project duration: Nov. 2006 – Mar. 2008Project duration: Nov. 2006 – Mar. 2008
MethodologyMethodology
Participatory Action Research (PAR)Participatory Action Research (PAR) Data compilationData compilation Application developmentApplication development
FeedbackFeedback
Review map productsReview map products Review electronic productsReview electronic products Suggest other examplesSuggest other examples Interest in Participatory Action ResearchInterest in Participatory Action Research Need to find Matching funds:Need to find Matching funds:
Provincial Government 25%Provincial Government 25%
Other 25%Other 25%