STEP 6 - Output: Maps and Graphics
   

A poster-sized image map to use in public meetings as a location reference and for explaining the landscape and habitat context of the upper Green River valley.

 

A page-sized information handout distributed to members of Congress and the media.

 
An 8-page color brochure illustrating the natural value of the region, the management regime, and the impacts of drilling for natural gas.

Create maps and graphics that can be used for public presentations, reports, and web-based communication.

By combining imagery with digital topography, oblique perspective views can be generated to give a better feel for the terrain. This view, looking northwest toward the Wind River Mountains, shows the flat, intermontane setting of the gas field.

Poster-size maps are useful for presentations in large venues (public meetings, scientific conferences, media events).

Finally, page-size information handouts and brochures can be published on the Web, or printed and mailed. The examples on this and the following page were used in an information “drop” distributed to all of Congress in 2001, and in a brochure to be widely distributed during 2003.

 

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