The Northeast Superior Forestry Community Atlas is an interactive thematic atlas focused on the changing geography of Northeast Superior region over time..
Welcome to the Northeast Superior Forestry Community Atlas!
The Atlas supports an appreciation and understanding of the Nuu-chah-nulth term 'Hishuk ish tsawalk' or 'everything is one and all is interconnected'. This appreciation is achieved by tracking specific knowledge themes over time with different voices and information types.
Northeast Superior Forestry Community Atlas
This is the Sidebar.
The Sidebar lets you quickly customize the map:
you can choose a pre-defined THEME
use the MAP selector to quickly zoom to pre-defined areas
DESCRIPTION contains information for the active Theme
LEGEND contains the symbology for visible map features. Click the layer name to display metadata.
MULTIMEDIA filters by media type (photo, sound, movie, chart or story), and lists the media visible on the map
This is the map. Features live here.
The map contains features happening in the time range you select from the Time Slider (below). You can drag the map around and zoom in/out.
(Hint: hold down the shift key and you'll be able to draw a zoom-to box!)
This is the Time Slider.
The Time Slider displays the chronology of data in the Atlas. Media are shown on the Time Slider in the colour of their media types, at the point in time that they occurred, and are labeled with their titles.
Note that the time period displayed relates to the currently selected theme.
This is the Media Search and Media Creator.
Type in search criteria here and click search to find specific multimedia in the atlas.
If you are logged in with a user account for this site, the Add button will be visible to the right of the search button. When clicked, it will open a wizard to help you add multimedia to the map.
This is the Layer Control.
Press this button to expand the available layer list.
Visibility of these layers is controlled by the Theme selector, but you can turn them on/off by checking/un-checking the box beside them.
Select one of the external Base layers by using the radio button.
This site is developed and maintained by Ecotrust Canada. Some rights reserved, 2012 Ecotrust Canada.
