University of Braunschweig / University of Bonn / Rocky Mountain Research Station / University of Buffalo / Oregon State University / North Campus / /
IndustryTerm
online data / soil management / Web Resources GeoWEPP Web site / by-product / predicted channel network / drainage network / water channel network / technology tools / multi-scale software tool / erosion prediction technology / topographical parameterization software / channel network / /
NaturalFeature
Umatilla National Forest / Blue Mountains / /
Organization
Bureau of Land Management / University of Braunschweig / Oregon State University / University of Bonn / Germany and a Master / National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis / Agricultural Research Service / USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service / National Interagency Fire Center / Defense Mapping Agency / USGS Rocky Mountain Mapping Center / University of Buffalo / U.S. Department of Agriculture / federal government / Buffalo Department of Geography / Forest Service / /
Person
Chris Renschler / Martin Minkowski / Tina Boehle / Jeff Kauffman / Learn / Chris S. Renschler / / /
Position
ID John Cissel Program Manager / Tim Swedberg Communication Director / Principal Investigator / Governor / Writer / Professor of Geography and a Research Scientist / Boise National Forest Hydrologist / www.firescience.gov Scientist / Director of the Landscape-based Environmental System Analysis & Modeling / Director Timothy_Swedberg@nifc.blm.gov Communication / Associate Professor / /
ProvinceOrState
Nevada / Oregon / Washington / North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
New York Times / /
Technology
GeoWEPP technology / Remote Sensing / GPS / Using technology / html / erosion prediction technology / http / /
A single raindrop is all it takes to begin the process of erosion. Credit: USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). Tapping into Technology and Information Resources to Assess Erosion Risk Summary