Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program - Supporting government agencies through geospatial solutions

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History

The Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program began as a significant effort to compile and integrate a very large body of spatial and temporal information covering approximately 80,000 square miles. It was the first of its kind to organize a detailed, environmentally oriented, digital geographic database set over an entire ecoregion. MDEP emerged as a multi-agency cooperative effort that transcended both administrative and geopolitical boundaries. MDEP was instrumental in providing dynamic, sustainable, land management decision-making at the ecosystem level. Its numerous geospatial databases and partnerships, developed throughout the implementation of the program, provided land managers in the region a platform from which to successfully sustain long-term mission accomplishment in the face of encroachment, funding uncertainties, and deteriorating natural resources.

 

Mission

The mission of the Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program is to provide government agencies throughout the Mojave Desert with solutions and services to better accomplish their assigned tasks.

 
Partners

Our Partners in the Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program

Department of Defense Affiliates
Visit Ft. Irwin website Visit MCAGCC website Visit Edwards AFB website Visit Nellis AFB website Visit China Lake NAWC website Visit the MCLB Barstow website

Department of the Interior Affiliates
Visit USGS website Visit BLM website Visit National Park Service website Visit US Fish & Wildlife Service website

State Affiliates
Visit California Department of Fish & Game website Visit California State Parks website Visit California Historical Resources Info System website
 
Acknowledgements

MDEP Acknowledgements

The following is an acknowledgement of the personnel who supported the MDEP activities during the production phase. Their contributions helped to ensure success in the development and implementation of the MDEP.Every attempt has been made to identify all the principles in this effort, whether supporting the MDEP on a full time or part time basis.

Legacy Management Oversight Group

Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program Staff

Utah State University, College of Natural Resources

U. S. Geological Survey

PACIDERM
(Planning and Coordinating of Interagency Defense Environmental Resource Managers)

DMG Science/Data Management Interagency Working Group
Core Team

Other Technical Assistance Provided by

Desert Managers Group
Department of Defense (DoD)

Department of Interior (DoI)

State of California

Liaison

Other Assistance

Mojave Area Commanding Officers

Glossary

 
Virtual Visit

Coming soon - View videos and presentations of the Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program to see what equipment and capabilities are available to help government agencies.

 
Specification Sheet

Software utilized by the Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program includes:
ESRI - ArcInfo, ArcMap, ArcMobile, ArcServer Advance with Mobile plus extenions(DOI utilization).
Microsoft - Office, SharePoint, SharePoint Designer, Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio.
Adobe - Acrobat, Dreamweaver, Flash, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Master Collection.
Additional software - VMware, vSphere ESXi, Pendragon Enterprise, GeoExpress.

A diagram of our system at Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program.
(Abbreviations: DOD= Department of Defense purchased, DOI=Department of the Interior purchased)

Diagram of Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program IT framework

 
 

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