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catalog abstract "The topic is covered in an interdisciplinary manner and a number of watershed case studies have been incorporated into the CD. They cover issues related to urban, rural, agricultural, forestry, groundwater, and streamwater pollution problems. GIS applications are covered extensively. The CD-ROM document is in hypermedia format. It is not linear and substantial information is hidden behind words and symbols that can be activated. The third frame is the chapter heading page. Click on a heading to go into each chapter. Each chapter has a series of sub-headings. Sub-headings can be accessed by pressing the "Sub" button on the green toolbar. The "Finder" button will indicate which chapter and subheading has been activated. All gray bars, check boxes are active as well as objects highlighted in cyan.".
catalog contributor b10908116.
catalog contributor b10908117.
catalog contributor b10908118.
catalog contributor b10908119.
catalog contributor b10908120.
catalog contributor b10908121.
catalog contributor b10908122.
catalog created "c1997.".
catalog date "1997".
catalog date "c1997.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1997.".
catalog description "1. Introduction. -- 2. Methods, techniques and tools. -- 3. Hydrology. -- 4. Water quality. -- 5. Aquatic biota. -- 6. Governance and institutional framework. -- 7. Land use issues in a watershed context. -- 8. Case studies. --9. Watershed management: a community based approach. -- 10. Conclusions. -- General references. -- On-line links to the Web Site: http://www.rmes.cstudies.ubc.ca/ and related web pages.".
catalog description "System requirements: MS Windows 3.1 or higher; 80486/66 MHz processor minimum (8MB RAM, Harddrive space 20 MB); CD-ROM drive; SVGA graphics card capable of displaying 800 x 600 pixel resolution and 256 colors; Windows compatible mouse. CD-ROM will not work on a Mac unless it has Power PC running MAC OS 7.5.5 (or later) and Connectix Virtual PC software. Additional requirements to use for participation in the distributed learning course hosted by the Centre for Continuing Studies, UBC: Modem or other Internet connection (28.8 kbsp); Internet account and access; Internet Explorer or other appropriate Web browser.".
catalog description "The topic is covered in an interdisciplinary manner and a number of watershed case studies have been incorporated into the CD. They cover issues related to urban, rural, agricultural, forestry, groundwater, and streamwater pollution problems. GIS applications are covered extensively. The CD-ROM document is in hypermedia format. It is not linear and substantial information is hidden behind words and symbols that can be activated. The third frame is the chapter heading page. Click on a heading to go into each chapter. Each chapter has a series of sub-headings. Sub-headings can be accessed by pressing the "Sub" button on the green toolbar. The "Finder" button will indicate which chapter and subheading has been activated. All gray bars, check boxes are active as well as objects highlighted in cyan.".
catalog extent "1 computer laser optical disc :".
catalog issued "1997".
catalog issued "c1997.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "[Vancouver, British Columbia] : Institute for Resources and Environment, UBC,".
catalog requires "System requirements: MS Windows 3.1 or higher; 80486/66 MHz processor minimum (8MB RAM, Harddrive space 20 MB); CD-ROM drive; SVGA graphics card capable of displaying 800 x 600 pixel resolution and 256 colors; Windows compatible mouse. CD-ROM will not work on a Mac unless it has Power PC running MAC OS 7.5.5 (or later) and Connectix Virtual PC software. Additional requirements to use for participation in the distributed learning course hosted by the Centre for Continuing Studies, UBC: Modem or other Internet connection (28.8 kbsp); Internet account and access; Internet Explorer or other appropriate Web browser.".
catalog subject "Watershed management.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. Introduction. -- 2. Methods, techniques and tools. -- 3. Hydrology. -- 4. Water quality. -- 5. Aquatic biota. -- 6. Governance and institutional framework. -- 7. Land use issues in a watershed context. -- 8. Case studies. --9. Watershed management: a community based approach. -- 10. Conclusions. -- General references. -- On-line links to the Web Site: http://www.rmes.cstudies.ubc.ca/ and related web pages.".
catalog title "Integrated watershed management [interactive multimedia].".
catalog type "CD-ROMs local".