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Case Study: Caribou Migration Routes


By KBL781 - Posted on 01 December 2009

TitleCase Study: Caribou Migration Routes
Publication TypeCase Study
Year of Publication2008
AuthorsWright, Dawn, DiBiase David, and Francis Harvey
PublisherUniversity of Massachuetts, Amherst
Keywordsdata management , Employer/Employee Relationships , Geographic Information Sciences
Abstract

An environmental consulting from is hired by a natural gas utility to produce a map of a proposed pipeline through a portion of northeast Alaska in preparation for a public hearing attended by potential funders of the project. Along with considering issues such as the terrain and existing laws and regulations, the analyst designing the map decides she must also consider caribou migration routes that may cross the proposed route of the pipeline. Prior to the public hearing, her supervisor asks her to remove the migration routes from the maps prior to the hearing. What should she do?

Notes

This work was supported by National Science Foundation grant # GEO-0734888.

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