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Vignette 22: Sense Of Place, David J. Trimbach
Vignette 22: Sense Of Place, David J. Trimbach
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Sense of place refers to peoples’ bonds and meanings associated with place. Sense of place tends to include: place attachment (bond or connection to place); place dependence (reliance on place for need or goal achievement); place identity (identification with place); and place meaning (descriptions or imagery that define a place). Sense of place is subjective, yet patterned, providing researchers with the ability to assess shared connections, understandings, meanings, and the potential to predict behaviors or perceptions. Sense of place is recognized as integral to ecosystem health and recovery. Sense of place can be understood, if not harnessed to address ecosystem …
Salish Sea Circulation Diagram, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Circulation Diagram, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
. Direction and relative magnitude (line width) of net water flow in the Salish Sea. Deep water flows represent primarily marine waters entering the Salish Sea from the Pacific Ocean. Intermediate depth and surface flows represent a mix of marine waters and freshwater from rivers in the Salish Sea. Actual circulation patterns are highly complex and seasonally variable, this diagram shows a simplified model of net exchanges. Labels indicate percent of the total water exchange that moves in and out of the Salish Sea through the Strait of Juan de Fuca in the south and through the northern boundary of …
Salish Sea Stream Discharge Diagram, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Stream Discharge Diagram, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
Major rivers of the Salish Sea and average stream discharge (cubic meters per second). Data are based on annual averages from 1981 to 2010.
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Salish Sea Bioregion Reference Map, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Bioregion Reference Map, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
Map of the Salish Sea, major waterways, and surrounding watersheds, which when combined form a distinct transboundary bioregion.
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Salish Sea Population Density, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Population Density, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
Human population density in the Salish Sea. People per square kilometer mapped for each census block. Data from 2010 in the US and 2011 in Canada.
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Salish Sea Jurisdictions, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Jurisdictions, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
US Counties, Canadian Regional Districts, and major cities in the Salish Sea Bioregion.
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Marine Basins, Aquila Flower
Marine Basins, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
Subbasins and bathymetry of the Salish Sea. Basins are delineated based on water depth and circulation. Shallower areas associated with underwater sills separate many of the basins, creating distinct oceanography.
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Salish Sea Land Cover, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Land Cover, Aquila Flower
Salish Sea Maps
Land cover in the Salish Sea bioregion. Land cover categories modeled using 30x30 meter resolution gridded satellite data from 2015.
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