Izembek NWR ATV Tracks May 2022

Description

Off-road ATV usage is widespread in many regions of the Izembek Refuge, especially adjacent to official roads north and west of Cold Bay. GIS analysts manually digitized ATV tracks in this region using aerial imagery collected in May 2022 and processed by Mark Laker (Alaska Refuge Remote Sensing Coordinator) during that summer. This aerial imagery has a ground-resolution of 10-20 cm. GIS Analyst Tristan Amaral (Alaska Refuge Natural Resources Program) created this layer and GIS Analysts Dan Quinn (Alaska Refuge Natural Resources, daniel_quinn@fws.gov) completed the project. The layer exists as a Hosted Feature Layer on ArcGIS Online.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
15 This GeoJSON file contains all ATV tracks visible in aerial imagery collected in May 2022, on the Izembek Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. https://iris.fws.gov/APPS/ServCat/DownloadFile/237256?Reference=157142
55 This is metadata for the Izembek NWR ATV Tracks May 2022 dataset. https://iris.fws.gov/APPS/ServCat/DownloadFile/235543?Reference=157142
2 This is the URL to add this data layer to an ArcGIS Pro project by using the add “Data From Path” option. The Hosted Feature Layer that contains all ATV tracks visible in aerial imagery collected in May 2022, on the Izembek Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. https://services.arcgis.com/QVENGdaPbd4LUkLV/arcgis/rest/services/Izembek_WLR_ATV_Tracks/FeatureServer

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  • general-human-use-visitor-use-and-recreation
  • izembek
  • alaskan-peninsula
  • general-human-dimensions-visitation-visitor-use
  • general-management-inventory
  • atv-tracks
  • southern-alaska-peninsula
  • may-2022
  • general-management-visitor-use-management-recreation-aesthetics
  • general-management-visitor-use-management-visitor-impacts
  • general-wilderness-character-untrammeled
  • im
  • izembek-national-wildlife-refuge
  • general-management-monitoring

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