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Cartographic |
Juneau Area Tics
These registration tics are for ArcInfo users only. Files "tic_dd" and
"tic_utm" are ArcInfo coverages that contain only tics. The tics are associated
with the corners and internal tic marks of the USGS topographic maps in
the Juneau, Alaska area. Extensive hydrology and glaciology research in
the Mendenhall Valley has increased the density of tics in that area.
The downloadable files are available in either Arc interchange format
(*.e00) or Arc generate format (*.gen). There are two versions, one in
geograhic coordinates (lat/long, NAD27), the second in UTM coordinates
(Zone 8N, NAD27).
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Basemaps |
Alaska Coastline
Dataset includes the Alaska coastline in 1:250,000 with some areas at
1:63,360 scale, originally available through Alaska Dept. of Natual Resoources.
Metadata is currently under revision.
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Juneau DEM
jun_dem is a mosaic of nine USGS 1:63360 DEMS. They are Juneau A-1, A-2,
A-3, B-1, B-2, B-3, C-1, C-2, andC-3. Information about the original DEMS
is available at http://mac.usgs.gov/mac/isb/pubs/factsheets/fs04000.html.
The user is cautioned that the original data are old, and that the resolution
is low. The approximately 48 meter pixels have been resampled to their
present size. Flaws exist, especilly around quad boundaries. The mosaic
is available as an ESRI grid in .e00 format or as a Winzip archive.
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Historic Glacier Bay Topographic Quadrangles (1948) NEW!
These .tif raster data are images of several historic Glacier Bay and
Taku Area topographic quadrangles (including collar information) issued
by the U.S. Geologic Survey in the 1950's. These rasters were scanned
from paper maps currently held by the UAF Rasmuson Library in Fairbanks,
Alaska. Aerial photography of these areas was conducted in 1948, though
actual map publication dates vary. Some of these maps contain minor
revisions. As snapshots in time, these rasters give the user an opportunity
to chart geomorphological changes in the Southeastern Alaska area. These
maps also provide historical glacier terminus positions and elevations.
WARNING: These zipped workspaces are relatively large
files containing a raster (.tif), world file (.tfw), georeferencing
tics (shapefile), and metadata files (.xml, .sgml, .html); these files
may take some time to download.
| Name |
Extent |
Scale |
Projection |
Graphic |
Metadata |
Download |
Contributor |
| Juneau (B-1), Alaska |
Juneau: Taku and Hole in the Wall Glaciers |
1:63:360 |
UTM |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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WinZipped Workspace (39,664 KB)
| UAS |
| Juneau (D-6), Alaska |
Glacier Bay: Casement and White Glaciers |
1:63:360 |
UTM |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata |
WinZipped Workspace (52,290 KB)
| UAS |
| Mt. Fairweather (D-1), Alaska |
Glacier Bay: Muir Glacier to Sebree Island |
1:63:360 |
UTM |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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WinZipped Workspace
(50,451 KB) |
UAS |
Mt. Fairweather (D-2), Alaska |
Glacier Bay: Carroll and Hugh Miller Glaciers |
1:63:360 |
UTM |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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WinZipped Workspace (50,650 KB) |
UAS |
| Skagway (A-3), Alaska |
Glacier Bay: Takhin River to McBride and Casement Glaciers |
1:63:360 |
UTM |
View
Graphic |
View
SGML Metadata View
HTML Metadata |
WinZipped Workspace
(31,528 KB) |
UAS |
Skagway (A-4), Alaska |
Glacier Bay: Takhin Glacier to Burroughs Glacier and Muir Inlet |
1:63:360 |
UTM |
View Graphic |
View SGML
Metadata View
HTML Metadata |
WinZipped Workspace (28,186 KB) |
UAS |
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Alaska Boundary Tribunal Maps (1903) NEW!
These .tif raster data are images of the Alaska Boundary Tribunal Map
Series held at the Alaska State Historical Library. Surveys of these
areas were conducted in the early 1900's and the map series was orinigally
published in 1903. As snapshots in time, these rasters give the user
an opportunity to chart geomorphological changes in the Southeastern
Alaska area. These maps also provide historical glacier terminus positions
and elevations. This first series of 13 maps include elevations and
are 1:250,000 scale. They were georeferenced with the ADNR Albers tics
available through ASGDC (link
to metadata and download for tics).
| Name |
Extent |
Scale |
Projection |
Graphic |
Metadata |
Download |
Contributor |
| 01_dixonentrance |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif) WinZipped
Text (.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 02_portlandinlet |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata |
Raster (.tif) WinZipped
Text (.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 03_behm_portlandcanal |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif)
WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
04_clarencestrait |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif) WinZipped
Text (.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 05_stikineriver_bradfieldcanal |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View
Graphic |
View
SGML Metadata View
HTML Metadata |
Raster
(.tif) WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
06_tracyarm_fredericksound |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML
Metadata View
HTML Metadata |
Raster (.tif)
WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 07_juneau_endicottarm |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif)
WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 08_juneauicefield |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata |
Raster (.tif) WinZipped
Text (.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 09_nglacierbay_skagway |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif)
WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 10_glacierbay_icystrait |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif)
WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 11_lituyabay_mtfairweather |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML
Metadata View
HTML Metadata |
Raster (.tif)
WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| 12_alsekriver_drybay |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View Graphic |
View SGML Metadata
View HTML Metadata
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Raster (.tif) WinZipped
Text (.tfw) World
File |
UAS |
| 13_yakutatbay_malaspinaglacier |
AK Panhandle |
1:250,000 |
Albers |
View
Graphic |
View
SGML Metadata View
HTML Metadata |
Raster
(.tif) WinZipped Text
(.tfw) World File |
UAS |
| Map Index Image |
AK Panhandle |
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Raster (.tif) WinZipped
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UAS |
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Juneau Elevation Contours
Datasets include 200 and 100 meter elevation countours for the Juneau,
Alaska area. The contours were derived from a mosaic of USGS DEMs. Orgingal
DEMs: Juneau A-1, A-2, A-3, B-1, B-2, B-3, C-1, C-2, and C-3. The contours
were produced for general cartographic use. Because of the potential errors,
the data may be inappropriate for analysis. See metadata for more information.
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Hydrologic |
Juneau Streams
This data set contains all the USGS DLG hydrography for the Juneau area
that is available at the scale of 1:25,000.
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Juneau Watersheds
The coverage delineates watershed boundaries for the Mendenhall River,
Duck, Jordan, Nugget, Montana, Lemon, and McGinnis Creeks located in Juneau
Alaska. Watersheds are defined for streams that are second order at a
scale of 1:63360, or one inch to one mile. Surface water movements in
some areas of low gradient were mapped with differential GPS. Elsewhere
surface water divides were interpreted from USGS topographic maps.
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Juneau Area Water-Sampling Sites
Point data describing water-sampling and discharge sites specific to UAS
"319" Clean Water Act grants funded by the U.S. EPA through the Alaska
Dept. of Environmental Conservation and other, related studies.
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Juneau Area "qpt" Data
The "qpt" files contain the simulaneous daily records of discharge, precipitation,
and temperature at stations in and around Mendenhall Valley, Juneau Alaska.
The period of record for most components of the file is around five years.
Included are Mendenhall River, Jordan Creek, Montana and Duck Creek Dischage
and temperature and precipiation at the Juneau airport and Backloop Road
National Weather Service stations. The graphic file is a .jpg showing
the period of record for each site.
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Mendenhall Glacier Terminus Positions 1997-2004 NEW!
These files include both the GPS point positions and resulting terminus
position arcs from walking GPS surveys of the Mendenhall Glacier Terminus
conducted by UAS and UAF staff, students, and faculty from Sept. 1997
to Aug. 2004 for glacier research under the direction of Roman
Motyka, Reserach Associate Professor of Geology and Geophysics, Geophysical
Institute/UAF. The purpose of this dataset is to demonstrate changes in
Mendenhall Glacier terminus position from the late 1990's to early 2000's.
No vertical measurements were recorded for these positions. Horizontal
accuracy varies.
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Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
Mendenhall Lake bathymetry was obtained using an acoustic depth sounder
(transducer: 600 W, 200kHz and either 15 degree or 5 degree beamwidths)
from a small inflatable boat. The accuracy of the soundings is estimated
to be about 2%, and GPS sounder positions were accurate to about 1m. About
11,500 soundings were compiled by UAS in the summer of 2000 and these
were combined with roughly 1,100 soundings collected by J. Fleisher (shapefile:
"00pts"). A sub-sample of these soundings (shapefile: "ss00pts") was selected
at random to reduce redundancy and smooth data for production of a detailed
year 2000 2 meter contour bathymetric chart of the lake (shapefile: "2mctour00").
Historic bathymetric data collected by Alaska Department of Fish and
Game was imported into ArcGIS (shapefile: "72pts") and used to create
a similar, though less accurate, 2 meter contour bathymetric chart representative
of lake bottom contours for the year 1972 (shapefile: "2mctour72").
Three GRID rasters are available: 1972 bathymetry ("mbath72"), 2000
bathymetry ("ssbath1"), and a raster visually displaying the absolute
value of the difference between the 1972 and 2000 datasets ("calc4"),
where high cell values indicate an area with more change and low cell
values indicate an area of less change. Point and line data are available
as WinZipped shapefiles. GRIDs are available in ESRI Arc Interhchange
(.e00) format.
| Name |
Extent |
Scale |
Projection |
Graphic |
Metadata |
Download |
Contributor |
2000 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
Complete Sample Point Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
ArcView Shapefile |
UAS |
2000 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
Sub-Sample Point Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
ArcView Shapefile |
UAS |
2000 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
2-meter Contour Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
ArcView Shapefile |
UAS |
2000 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
GRID Raster Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
Arc interchange format |
UAS |
1972 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
Sample Point Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
ArcView Shapefile |
UAS, ADFG |
1972 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
2-meter Contour Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
ArcView Shapefile |
UAS, ADFG |
1972 Mendenhall Lake Bathymetry
GRID Raster Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
Arc interchange format |
UAS, ADFG |
1972-2000 Change in Mendenhall
Lake Bathymetry, GRID Raster Dataset |
Juneau, Alaska |
1:25,000 |
UTM
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View
Graphic |
View
Metadata XML
Metadata |
Arc interchange format |
UAS, ADFG |
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Transportation |
Juneau Area Roads
This coverage contains a complete set of road arcs for the Juneau area
road system, based upon appended arcs found in the 1:25,000 scale transportation
DLGs for the Juneau, Alaska area. The original coverages are available
fromthe USGS at http://agdc.usgs/to_geo.html. In addition to appending
the original coverages, several other edits were made: map boundaries
were deleted, missing or incomplete arcs were digitized using USFS DOQ
and CBJ CENTERARC datasets as references, streetnames were added using
the CBJ STNAMES annotation layer as a reference, tic numbers were updated
to match those in use locally (at the University of Alaska, Southeast),
features at map boundaries were nodesnapped, and unpopulated items in
the attribute tables were deleted.
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Large Cruise Ship Discharge
This coverage is intended to graphically show where cruise ships discharged
gray and black water in Alaska. Cruise ship discharge logs, prepared by
crew members, were used to create a GIS for discharge events on Alaska
cruises. Ships that discharge within the waters of Alaska (within three
miles of the shore) are required by law to prepare these logs. A number
of large ships do not discharge within Alaskan waters and are not included
in this record. This coverage only contains information from large (>
500 passengers) ships. The period of record is the summer of 2001 (Most
large ships have installed advanced treatment systems that discharge continuously
and are no longer holding and dumping in specific areas). Logs were submitted
in written form to and subsequently automated by the State of Alaska,
Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). ArcInfo coverages were
prepared from the automated files by Environmental Science, University
of Alaska, Southeast.
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Development |
Juneau Avalanche Hazard
This dataset represents avalanche paths that affect developed areas in
Juneau, Alaska. The delineation of the avalanche paths is based on historic
records and contemporary observations of disturbed terrain and vegetation.
Not all paths are included. Many other areas in and around Juneau are
affected by avalanches and can be quite dangerous. These data are not
intended to provide a forecast or to define the probability of any single
avalanche event; rather, where avalanches have typically occurred in the
past.
The upper extents of the paths were determined by following the 45-degree
slope contour, a slope angle often associated with the limits of slab
formation. The lower extents conform with the run-outs of larger events.
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Download Tools |
Gunzip
| File Download |
Description |
Purpose |
| gunzip.exe
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GUNZIP utility |
Extracts files with '.gzip' extension |
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Tar
| File Download |
Description |
Purpose |
| tar.exe
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TAR utility |
Extract files with '.tar' extension |
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SDTS2COV
| File Download |
Description |
Purpose |
| sdts2cov.aml
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Arc Macro Language (AML) tool for
converting SDTS files to coverages |
This AML is used to convert SDTS 1:24K, 1:100K, and 1:2M DLG-3
data into ARC coverages. It joins all of the attribute modules
to the coverage's feature attribute tables. |
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