During the past few years, researchers within the Department of Geography and the Spatial Applications Research Center at New Mexico State University have conducted research in a variety of topical and spatial areas that has produced several US-Mexico border geo-spatial datasets of interest. As part of a project funded by the Southwest Consortium for Environmental Research and Policy (SCERP) and supported by the United States Geological Survey, we have developed the concept of a data node or portal through which we can serve these datasets and related metadata and map documents to users through the use of readily available Web-based tools.  We list these datasets and the projects that have developed them below through a series of Web links that users can follow to access these data.

These projects have been made possible by the generous funding of several federal and regional agencies, as detailed below:

o  El Paso Water Utilities

o  Federal Bureau of Reclamation

o  Federal Highways Administration Joint Working Committee

o  Southwest Consortium for Environmental Research and Policy

o  United States Army Corps of Engineers

o  William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

             SCERP/NMSU Water Resource Vulnerability Project Data Node

             Paso del Norte Watershed Council Coordinated GIS and Database Project

             New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute: Hewlett Binational Water Resources Mapping Project

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