Interactive Maps Using ArcGIS Server

You can view most of the geothermal GIS data maintained by the Great Basin Center for Geothermal Energy using our ArcGIS Server by ESRI.  The interactive maps are made for both spatial visualization of the data as well as selecting individual layers for downloading into a personal GIS. In either case, you can select individual data layers to compose a variety of multiple-layer geothermal GIS maps which can be queried and/or printed.  More powerful data analysis can be performed with those having GIS software on their computers. This site will be especially helpful when GIS software is not available.

Also, we are experimenting with using Google Earth® as a platform to provide our spatial geothermal data. CLICK HERE to visit the page that describes this new way of viewing the data, and shows you how to install it.

INTERACTIVE MAPS  - ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL DATA
GEOTHERMAL FAVORABILITY MAP OF THE GREAT BASIN                                                  Use this map for analyzing many geothermal-related data layers spatially
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT (BLM) GEOTHERMAL LEASE DATA                         Use this map to view geothermal land status data
CURRENT GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION ACTIVITY                                                            View the locations of current exploration projects and leases
INTERACTIVE MAPS - VIEWING AND DOWNLOADING SPATIAL DATA
GREAT BASIN LOCATION DATA
GREAT BASIN GEOTHERMAL DATA
GREAT BASIN GEOPHYSICAL DATA
GREAT BASIN GEOLOGIC DATA
GREAT BASIN GEODETIC DATA
GREAT BASIN GROUNDWATER DATA
GREAT BASIN GEOCHEMICAL DATA
GREAT BASIN FAVORABILITY AND EVIDENCE LAYER DATA
INTERACTIVE MAPS - PROJECT  SCALE  DATA  (UTM Zone 11 NAD27 Projection)
RAILROAD VALLEY NEVADA GEOTHERMAL DATA from INEEL and the GBCGE

TIPS for viewing:

  1) To view a layer, click on the box in the Table of Contents.

2) To select a layer, click on the name of the layer until it is highlighted.

3) Use the various tools on the toolbar to manipulate the scene as you wish.

4) To obtain a zipped file of a selected layer, click on the "Download This Data" button, OR

        click here to go directly to the Great Basin Exploration Data FTP Site
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recommended hardware and software for interactive map viewing

 

The interactive maps site was designed to be viewed in a Windows environment with a high-speed internet connection (>1 Mbit/second).  Windows 2000 or XP with Internet Explorer web browser is recommended, though it has worked with Windows 98 and Netscape 7.0.  The user’s computer should have a minimum CPU speed of 500 Mhz and 256 Mb of RAM.