This document discusses several GIS analysis and imagery classification examples including analyzing corridors for forest animals, classifying riparian habitat along the Kootenai River in Idaho using LANDSAT imagery, studying historic hydrology in the Kootenai River valley using georeferenced maps, increasing grizzly bear habitat in the Selkirk Mountains, and developing bypass alternatives for Sandpoint, Idaho using cost-distance analysis in GIS software.

1. GIS Analysis and Imagery Classification Examples .

2. Corridors Connecting Wildland Blocks (future old growth) for a Hypothetical Forest Dwelling Animal, Priest Lake Ranger District, Idaho.

3. Random Point Count Locations; 50/100m radius. Kootenai River, Idaho. Riparian Bird Study.

4. LANDSAT- based Riparian Habitat Classification over Aerial Photo for Comparison. Kootenai River, Idaho Riparian Bird Study

5. Historic Hydrology of the Kootenai River Valley, Idaho. Based on Georeferenced Historic Government Survey Maps.

7. Options for Increasing Contiguous Grizzly Bear Core Habitat. LeClerc GBMU Selkirk Mountains

8. West Side Bypass Alternatives for Sandpoint, Idaho. Developed using cost – distance analysis of an anisotrophic surface in Idrisi and Arcmap.