Presentations
Midwest Spatial Decision Support System Partnership (MSDSSP)
Presentations
The MSDSSP believes that an essential part of its mission is to
serve local communities by developing decision support tools and
providing local government officials, watershed management groups,
community planners and State with a variety of information that
helps them use the tools as well. Thus, we are making the presentations
available that members of the MSDSSP have made on decision support
tools such as Digital Watershed, LTHIA, Window to My Environment
etc. We are also providing presentations developed by the Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources and USEPA on the use of these tools
to assist decision makers at all levels of government to integrate
Land Use planning and Watershed Management.
Any community looking for additional economic growth or “Smart
Growth” need not develop plans in a manner that negatively
impact the environment. Our presentations offer concrete suggestions
to a community of any size so they can begin to ask the appropriate
questions for any proposed development project. The presentations
provide examples of environmental and land use change analysis.
We offer these examples to encourage communties to customize a variety
of alternatives to solve their own individual community problems
– not to take as one size fits all, black box answers. We
hope that anyone looking for a fresh approach will find our presentations
helpful.
These presentations are provided to assist you as a communication
tool as well. Please feel free to incorporate the ideas or parts
of our presentations communicate and explain ideas or proposed options
that best serve your community or level of government.
The presentations below are in Power Point (.ppt) file format.
If you need a Power
Point Viewer, you can download a free viewer from Microsoft.
[introduction.ppt (120 Kb)]
[changing_landscapes.ppt (4.6 Mb)]
[lthia.ppt (4.1 Mb)]
[digital_watershed.ppt (4.1 Mb)]
[window_to_my_environment.ppt (2.6 Mb)]
[Tool_evaluation.ppt (3.4 Mb)
If you have any questions about these presentations, or would like
to discuss any aspect, please don't hesitate to contact Alfred Krause,
U.S. EPA Region 5, at: 312-353-5787, or krause.alfred@epa.gov
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