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Data
overview :
The
CSUMB Seafloor Mapping Lab is a state-of-the-art acoustic remote
sensing and GIS analysis facility, specializing in nearshore marine
habitat mapping. SFML operates a dedicated 32 ft trailerable survey
vessel, equipped with over $1,000,000 in instrumentation optimized
for shallow water (5-250 m) multibeam, sidescan sonar and ROV video
surveys. Mapping
products include high resolution (1m) bathymetry in shaded relief,
contours, xyz grids, and 3D fly-through simulations, sidescan sonar
mosaics and substrate interpretations, georeferenced ROV video groundtruth
imagery of identifiable substrate and habitat types, classified
seafloor habitat maps based on the integration of all data sources,
multimedia GIS output. Several of these data types are available
for viewing through the SFML IMS server.
Tools/Functions:
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the Refresh Map button when turning any data layers on and/or
off (visible layers).
-Selected
tools for display, query and analyses will function on the Active
layer of the Table of Contents List (right hand side) only.
-Do
NOT hit the BACK button in a "live map" window. Reload
the map if necessary, or open a new map from the IMS Map Services
list.
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Toggle
between legend & layers list |
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Overview
map |
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Zoom
in |
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Zoom
out |
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Zoom
to full extent |
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Zoom
to active layer |
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Back
to last extent |
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Pan |
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Information/Identify |
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Query
data |
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Find
data |
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Measure |
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Select
by rectangle |
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Select
by line or polygon |
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Clear
selection |
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Print |
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Extract
data (vector only) |
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Download
data (image/grid only) |
IMS
Software: ESRI
ArcIMS provides the framework for distributing our SFML high-resolution
marine survey data.
Map
Services are HTML versions so you will not be prompted to download
Java-required files. You can still download Map Services to your
local computer through ArcGIS. Enhanced Java viewer map services
are available for some sites/projects to allow greater User flexibility.
Redundant HTML & Java map services will be available in future
upgrades.
Please
contact Carrie Bretz (carrie_bretz@csumb.edu)
if you are experiencing any difficulties viewing SFML IMS data.
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