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Other University of Delaware Resources for Maps
- University of Delaware Campus Maps
- Delaware Geological Survey
DGS is the lead agency for geological information in Delaware. Programs of the Delaware Geological Survey include: Geology; Hydrology; Earth Science Information; Geologic/Natural Hazards; Seismograph Network; Mineral Resources; Joint-funded Programs; Well Records and Sample Library (including the Atlantic OCS Core and Sample Repository); and Publications. - Delaware Data Mapping and Integration Laboratory (DataMIL)
This is an interactive, online collaboratory established by the Delaware Geographic Data Committee (DGDC), through the Delaware I-Team, to make possible continual improvement of the maps and spatial data used by decision-makers at the federal, state, county and local government levels in Delaware. Produced in cooperation with the USGS, the DataMIL web site provide access to and mapping capabilities for geographic information about the State of Delaware. - University of Delaware Library Institutional Repository
- Archived Delaware Geological Survey Publications
- Archived Delaware Geological Survey Publications
- Archived Delaware DataMIL 7.5 Minute Series (topographic) Maps
Yearly coverage beginning with 2008.
RDMS supports research at the University of Delaware and State agencies by providing access to databases essential to scholarly research, policy formation, information infrastructure, development, and economic growth. Consulting services include assistance with data analysis, data extraction, statistical and mathematical software, geographic information systems, and scientific visualization software.
Part of the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources at the University of Delaware, the Spatial Analysis Lab conducts teaching and research programs integrating geographic information systems, remote sensing and spatial statistics for natural resource management. This Web site is intended to support the free dissemination of spatial data and promote better understanding of natural resource management issues in the Mid-Atlantic region.
This page is maintained John A. Stevenson, Acquisitions Department.
Last modified: 10/21/09
