Welcome to the SWGeoNet System The SouthWest Geospatial Network (SWGeoNet) system is an integrated geospatial-data system for the Transition Zone between

Welcome to the SWGeoNet System

The SouthWest Geospatial Network (SWGeoNet) system is an integrated geospatial-data system for the Transition Zone between the Colorado Plateau and the Basin and Range Province. It provides access to geospatial data sets, storage and validation of new data sets, consolidation of data from multiple sources, and integration of the various geospatial data types. It also provides a set of tools that support data analysis and provides models for visualizing the data.

This system was developed as a result of a collaborative effort of geoscientists and computer scientists from The University of Texas at El Paso, and Arizona State University. More information about system, the development team, and other cooperating groups can be viewed in the About SWGeoNet section.

Access SWGeoNet PortalDemos

Tutorials

About SWGeoNet

Help?

Contact Us

FAQ

Features

Personnel

Links

About SWGeoNetPersonnel FAQ Contact Us Help?

Week-day Date-Month-YearLogo Home Demos Tutorials SWGeoNet

Portal

http://www.nsf.gov/start.htm

http://www.geongrid.org/

About SWGeoNet

As part of the Geoinformatics initiative, Arizona State University and the University of Texas at El Paso have teamed up to construct an integrated data system focusing on the Transition Zone between the Colorado Plateau and the Basin and Range Province, located primarily in Arizona and New Mexico. The region is of fundamental significance if we are to understand the geologic evolution of Southwestern North America and to address practical problems such as the effects of urbanization and dwindling water resources. Thus, this region is an excellent place to construct a prototype data system for Earth Science investigations. A portion of the vast body of geological information on the web is stored in databases that are scattered and difficulut to access, posing a challenge to researchers. The professors and professionals involved in this endeavor plan to unify and streamline these databases, allowing the public to access the databases and make data contributions through a user-friendly interface.

This project is funded by the National Science Foundation Information Technology Research (ITR) program and builds on our existing projects supported by NASA in particular.

• Arizona Geological Survey• Utah Geological Survey• California Geological Survey

• New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources

• Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology

Cooperating Organizations:



Portal

http://www.nsf.gov/

http://itr.nsf.gov/




Portal




About

SWGeoNetPersonnel FAQ Contact Us Help?


Portal


About



Portal

SWGeoNet PortalGateway to Geospatial data of the Southwest U.S.

Registration Form:

Name:

Address:

User Level:

Geoscientist

Education K-12

College

Government

Select type:

Email:

SubmitSubmit


The goal of the GeoNet Portal is to provide quick and easy access to the distributed data repositories of Geospatial Network (GeoNet) system.

Paragraph describing GeoNet Portal?

Sign-On

User ID:

Password:

Username

User%

Sign-in help Forgot your password?

LoginLogin

New User?

Register Now

Learn More…

Week-day Date-Month-YearLogo Home Demos Tutorials



Search SWGeoNet Portal

Logo Home Demos Tutorials SWGeoNet Portal


Choose Content Change Layout Change Colors Add | Delete Pages



Validation Center X

MyProfile

Welcome Validator!

GeoNet Forum X

Click here to join the discussion board.....

Discovery Center X

Data Categories

•Aeromagnetic

•Digital Elevation Maps

•Gravity

•Heat Flow

Ontologies

Registered Services

•Rock Properties

Registry Center X

Developer ToolsApplication Software ToolsServices

Geospatial DataOntology

•Structure•Keywords•Workflow

Geospatial DataOntologyApplication Software

SWGeoNet Portal Gateway to Geospatial data of the Southwest U.S.


Logo Home Demos Tutorials SWGeoNet Portal


Choose Content Change Layout Change Colors Add | Delete Pages

Discovery Center



X

Tool Center X

Registry Center X

MyProfile

Welcome Registered User!

Data Categories

Aeromagnetic

Digital Elevation Maps

Gravity

Heat Flow

Ontologies

Registered Services

•Rock Properties

GeoNet Forum X

Click here to join the discussion board.....

Click here to access tools, tool tutorials, and tool documentation…

Developer ToolsApplication Software ToolsServices

Geospatial DataOntology

•Structure•Keywords•Workflow

SWGeoNet Portal: Discovery CenterGateway to Geospatial data of the Southwest U.S.


Select Region For Heat Flow Data:



Select Latitude and Longitude:

Lat. (min):

Long. (min):

Lat. (max):

Long. (max):32.8

32.8

3434

112.5112.5

110.5110.5

DisplayDisplay DownloadDownloadIntegrateIntegrate ModelModel







Found 2 Results:

1. Southwest United States ASCII Shapefile

2. Colorado Springs ASCII Shapefile

Download: Heat Flow Data

About






Found 2 Results:

o Southwest United States

o Colorado Springs

Display: Heat Flow Data

View MapView Map

Available Visualization Tools:

o ArcIMS

About






Display: Southwest U.S Heat Flow Data

Save MapSave Map

Documents

Welcome to the SWGeoNet System The SouthWest Geospatial Network (SWGeoNet) system is an integrated geospatial-data system for the Transition Zone between