Thoughts, resources, and discussions on a bunch of geogeek stuff (sometimes some other topics creep in as well). This is a personal blog and is not affiliated with the any organization, government office, or academic institution. Any postings on this blog represent the thoughts, opinions and actions of myself only.
Showing posts with label USGS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USGS. Show all posts
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Webmap of US Oil and Gas Production
The USGS Energy Resources Program recently upgraded the US Oil and Gas Production map service for use in their new web mapping platform called Envision which is based on the ArcGIS Server Sample Flex Viewer. The ERP is actively updating the system to deliver all legacy map services and has recently upgraded the US Oil and Gas Production map (By Laura R.N. Biewick USGS DDS 69-q)
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ArcGIS Server,
ArcGIS Server Flex API,
Flex,
Sample Flex Viewer,
USGS,
Webmaps
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
USGS Report Released: Energy Resources in SouthWester Wyoming (WLCI)
The USGS Central Region Energy Resources Science Center (Author: Laura R.H. Biewick)recently released a report characterizing oil and gas production within the South Western Wyoming (Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative). The report contains a variety of geospatial data, maps and such that are free to the public.
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