The Land Treatment Digital Library is a dynamic system to enter, store, retrieve, and analyze Federal land treatment data. This factsheet explains how the system works.
The Land Treatment Digital Library (LTDL) and The Land Treatment Exploration Tool (LTET) are practical resources for land managers planning restoration and rehabilitation projects on public lands.
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BLM partners planting seedlings to restore a burned landscape In Nevada. Treatments like these are cataloged for future use by managers and scientists alike.
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The Land Exploration Tool (LTET)
The Land Treatment Exploration Tool is designed for use by resource managers during the land treatment planning stage. This web tool summarizes environmental characteristics of planned treatment areas and facilitates adaptive management practices by comparing those characteristics to similar legacy treatments.
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Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Meet the team!
Principal Investigator
David Pilliod - Supervisory Research Ecologist
Federal Staff
Robert Arkle - Supervisory Biologist
Michelle Jeffries - Team Lead and Project Coordinator
Michael Perez - Cloud Infrastructure
Gordon Ross - Ecologist
Tyler Castilleja - Biological Science Technician
Morgan Cheyney - Biological Science Technician
Matthew Clark - Biological Science Technician
Jonathan Lucas - Biological Science Technician
Katherine Rupp - Biological Science Technician
Arya Legg - Biological Science Technician
Madelyn Fontenot - Biological Science Technician
Land Treatment Exploration Tool
The Land Treatment Exploration Tool provides a practical resource for managers who are planning restoration and rehabilitation actions on public lands. The tool generates a variety of spatial products while being user friendly for all levels of GIS expertise, even to those with little or no experience.
Land Treatment Digital Library
The LTDL was created by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to catalog information about land treatments on Federal lands in the western United States for all interested parties. The flexible framework of the library allows for the storage of a wide variety of data in different formats. The LTDL currently stores previously established land treatments or what often are called legacy data. The project...
Check out the Land Treatment Digital Library Fact Sheet
Land Treatment Digital Library Factsheet
The Land Treatment Digital Library is a dynamic system to enter, store, retrieve, and analyze Federal land treatment data. This factsheet explains how the system works.
The Land Treatment Digital Library (LTDL) and The Land Treatment Exploration Tool (LTET) are practical resources for land managers planning restoration and rehabilitation projects on public lands.
Media
BLM partners planting seedlings to restore a burned landscape In Nevada. Treatments like these are cataloged for future use by managers and scientists alike.
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Media
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
The Land Exploration Tool (LTET)
The Land Treatment Exploration Tool is designed for use by resource managers during the land treatment planning stage. This web tool summarizes environmental characteristics of planned treatment areas and facilitates adaptive management practices by comparing those characteristics to similar legacy treatments.
Media
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Meet the team!
Principal Investigator
David Pilliod - Supervisory Research Ecologist
Federal Staff
Robert Arkle - Supervisory Biologist
Michelle Jeffries - Team Lead and Project Coordinator
Michael Perez - Cloud Infrastructure
Gordon Ross - Ecologist
Tyler Castilleja - Biological Science Technician
Morgan Cheyney - Biological Science Technician
Matthew Clark - Biological Science Technician
Jonathan Lucas - Biological Science Technician
Katherine Rupp - Biological Science Technician
Arya Legg - Biological Science Technician
Madelyn Fontenot - Biological Science Technician
Land Treatment Exploration Tool
The Land Treatment Exploration Tool provides a practical resource for managers who are planning restoration and rehabilitation actions on public lands. The tool generates a variety of spatial products while being user friendly for all levels of GIS expertise, even to those with little or no experience.
Land Treatment Digital Library
The LTDL was created by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to catalog information about land treatments on Federal lands in the western United States for all interested parties. The flexible framework of the library allows for the storage of a wide variety of data in different formats. The LTDL currently stores previously established land treatments or what often are called legacy data. The project...
Check out the Land Treatment Digital Library Fact Sheet
Land Treatment Digital Library Factsheet
The Land Treatment Digital Library is a dynamic system to enter, store, retrieve, and analyze Federal land treatment data. This factsheet explains how the system works.
The Land Treatment Digital Library is a dynamic system to enter, store, retrieve, and analyze Federal land treatment data. This factsheet explains how the system works.