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Ecosystem Indicator Partnership (ESIP) > Indicator Reporting > Interactive Map
 
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1. Searching for Sites:

Use the search tab to find sites and site data.

Once the parameters ase selected, click the search button to find sites that report those parameters.

When the search is complete, the map will redraw, with the relevant sites highlighted.

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2. Graphing Site Data:

Point symbols on the map indicate sites.

select sites icon To see site summaries and graph site data for a specific site, select the site query tool and click on a site's symbol, or click and drag to define a region.

To graph site data, use the "More Graphs" tools above the graph:

Dataset – Select the dataset to graph.

Site – Select the site available in this dataset.

Parameter – Select the parameter to see its data in the graph.

Start Year & End Year – Select a date range to limit the graph output.

Compare – Click Add Graph to graph other data and compare.

3. Navigating the Map:

The map navigation tools are located directly above the map.

reset map view Reset map to its defaults showing the entire Gulf of Maine.
Plus symbol zooms map inPlus symbol zooms map out Select tool, then click and drag on the map to define an area to zoom map in or out.

Use the "Zoom To..." list to quickly navigate to named regions in the Gulf of Maine. It is located above the map, next to the navigation buttons.

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4. Getting More Information:

Use the about site data tab below the map to get more information about the sites, and download source data.

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Select map layers to display by clicking the checkbox. Some layers are detailed and won't be available until you zoom in.
Indicator Groups
Aquatic Habitat (Static - Eelgrass)
Aquatic Habitat (Static - Salt Marsh)
Climate Change (Refreshed Weekly)
[Params]
 GoMOOS Buoys SOS
Climate Change (Static)
[Params]
[Params]
[Params]
Coastal Development (Static)
Contaminants (Refreshed Weekly)
[Params]
 Gulfwatch Blue Mussel Contaminant Monitoring SOS
[Params]
 Mussel Watch WFS
Reference Layers
Bathymetry and Elevation
 0 to 5 meters
 6 to 25 meters
 26 to 55 meters
 56 to 95 meters
 96 to 190 meters
 191 to 600 meters
 Greater than 600 meters
Lakes, Rivers and Streams
Places
 U.S. Cities
 Canadian Cities
Reference
 Latitude/Longitude Graticule
States and Provinces
 Connecticut
 Massachusetts
 Maine
 New Hampshire
 New Jersey
 New York
 Vermont
 Rhode Island
 New Brunswick
 Nova Scotia
 Quebec
Transportation
The graph function allows you to display measurements for a selected parameter at a specific monitoring site. The graph will show measurements over time.

Use Select Sites to select a specific monitoring site to view and Graph Options to select the parameter and time frame to display on the graph.

The Ecosystem Indicator Partnership (ESIP) was formed by the Gulf of Maine Council to develop indicators for the Gulf of Maine. Activities of ESIP initially center on convening regional practitioners in six indicator areas: coastal development, contaminants and pathogens, eutrophication, aquatic habitat, fisheries and aquaculture, and climate change. The current Indicator Reporting Tool is the initial step towards delivering indicators for the Gulf of Maine.

Read more on the ESIP page on www.gulfofmaine.org

Please let us know how this tool is working for you. Click here to send us feedback

GoMOOS

Mussel Watch

Gulfwatch

ESIP site data are available for download and via web services. Currently available download formats are CSV (suitable for opening in MS Excel, OpenOffice Calc and desktop database software), and ESRI shapefile (for use in desktop and server-based GIS). Web services currently include WFS and KML.

Click here to access ESIP site data from www.gulfofmaine.org

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