About Terrainworks
TerrainWorks is a small, agile team of scientists and programmers developing geospatial solutions across a range of natural resource and research applications. We couple science, technology, programming and mapping in unique ways not available elsewhere.
Our NetMap system offers a geospatial simulation of watershed landforms, processes and land use interactions ranging in scale from small plots to landscapes. We run all tools to save you time and money, or you can use the user-friendly NetMap tools to conduct your own detailed analyses.
We build unique, one-of-a-kind “virtual watersheds” and load them with information to support project planning and evaluation.
OUR Virtual Watersheds provide decision support for:
Resource Management
Watershed Restoration
Hazard Mitigation
Pre- and Post-wildfire Assessment
Conservation
Research
The History of Virtual Watersheds?
Since 2007, collaborators and funders include:
NOAA Fisheries • US Forest Service National Forests (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, OR, NV, CA) • US Fish & Wildlife Service • Green Diamond Company • Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife • University of Washington • Bureau of Land Management • Wild Salmon Center • US Environmental Protection Agency • US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest - Pacific Southwest – Rocky Mountain Research Stations • Sierra Pacific Industries • Alberta Environment • The Nature Conservancy • Ecotrust • Watershed Councils • University of Alaska • Oregon State University • Oregon Department of Forestry • California Department of Forestry • US Geological Survey • Sealaska • Washington Department of Natural Resources • Idaho Department of Lands • National Fish & Wildlife Foundation • West Fraser Timber • Native American Tribes • Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission • Landscape Conservation Cooperatives • Columbia River Intertribal Fisheries Commission • Western Lands Environmental Threat Assessment Center • Joint Fire Sciences • Washington Coast Sustainable Salmon Partnership • University of Cantabria, Spain • Northeastern Forestry University, China