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  • Shorelines and island boundaries for the Atlantic barrier islands of Virginia, 1851-2017
  • Robbins, Mahinaokalani G
    Hein, Christopher J
  • 2022-02-03
  • Robbins, M.G. and C.J. Hein. 2022. Shorelines and island boundaries for the Atlantic barrier islands of Virginia, 1851-2017 ver 1. Environmental Data Initiative. https://doi.org/DOI_PLACE_HOLDER (Accessed 2024-12-27).

  • This dataset provides a shorelines (VBI-allshores.zip) and set of area polygons (VBI-allislands.zip) delineated from historical NOS t-sheet (1851-1962) and USGS satellite imagery (1994-2017) spanning the barrier islands of the Eastern Shore of Virginia in multiple GIS data layers.

    The VBI-allshores dataset provides a comprehensive set of historical NOS t-sheet (1851-1979) and satellite imagery (1980-2017) shorelines spanning the islands south of Assateague along the Virginia Eastern Shore in a single GIS data layer. This shoreline dataset compliments and overlaps other VCRLTER shoreline datasets for the Virginia barrier islands that contain historical shorelines derived from a combination of sources, including photointerpretation of aerial photos, satellite imagery, and LiDAR assessments (from USGS, NOAA, VITA-VGIN-VBMP, and others).

    The VBI-islands dataset provides a set of area polygons delineated from historical NOS t-sheet (1851-1962) and USGS satellite imagery (1994-2017) spanning the barrier islands of the Eastern Shore of Virginia in multiple GIS data layers.

  • N: 38.02      S: 37.07      E: -75.24      W: -76.24
  • knb-lter-vcr.330.1  (Uploaded 2022-02-03)  
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  • DOI PLACE HOLDER

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