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Map & Aerial Photography Library
- GIS @ UO:projects and programs across campus.
- MAP Library GIS Lab: software and data available in the MAP Library
- ESRI GIS: students, staff and faculty may install the full ESRI suite of products at home or in their offices.
- State of Oregon Projection Information
Whenever possible, data is presented in the State of Oregon's standard projection.
Available GIS Data at the UO
Downloadable Data
We have a variety of base and thematic data available for download via this web site, including elevation models, orthophoto quads in MrSid format, and DRGs for the entire state of Oregon. Please see our download guide.
Data on Disk
Due to licensing restrictions and technical limitations, most of our data can only be distributed on disk. Assistance with finding and using data in our collections is generally available during regular business hours. Detailed information on our data collections is available. Below are some highlights:
- LCOG 2002, 2004, and 2007data is available for the UO academic community.
- 2002 Digital Aerial Photos of UO Campus (and East Eugene)
- Geospatial Data available on CD/DVD at the MAP Library GIS Lab or the Documents Center.
- Oregon Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles (DOQs) in High Resolution Tiff Format
This will link you to a page at Oregon State University, where you can use several methods of locating the DOQ you need. The actual files are available on CD-ROM upon request. - City of Corvallis
Very comprehensive collection of shapefiles and imagery on CD-ROM. (Approximately 70 Layers).
- Federal Depository materials on CD-ROM
As part of our participation in the Federal Depository Library System, we receive many publications from government agencies that include GIS data. See this page for a partial listing.
- Much, much more.
Learning Commons Data Share
The Libraries now offer GIS data distributed to public computers across the library system. Check here for details.Aids to Finding GIS Data on the Web
Interactive Maps and Atlases
These maps do not necessarily have data for download, but are good examples of online tools developed to visualize a given set of themes, such as earthquake population change over time or natural disasters. Map Mashups are included here.
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Maintained by: Jon Jablonski, jonjab@uoregon.eduLast Modified: 03/08/2008