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Symbol Package
Illustration of a technician using a Surface Elevation Table (SET).
Monitoring: surface elevation table
Illustration of a teacher with folder.
Teacher
Illustration of fire management crew member with drip torch
Fire management: crew member with drip torch 1
Illustration of a recreational kayaker
Kayaking: recreational
Illustration of young man surf fishing
Surf Fishing
Illustration of a family ('ohana).
Family
Illustration of a woman snorkelling.
Snorkelling: woman
Illustration of a traditional storyteller
Storyteller
Line Fisher; Indonesia
Line Fisher; Indonesia
Illustration of mothership
Mothership
Illustration of a scientist conducting research while snorkelling
Research Snorkeller
Illustration of a child snorkelling
Snorkelling: child
Illustration of trap fishers on boat
Trap fishers
Illustration of a man talking. The Palau storyboards and symbols are a way to tell stories of old Palauan legends, or legends from nearby places (Yap, Federated States of Micronesia, etc.). These particular symbols were taken from a bai, which is a traditional village meeting house/hut that is covered in storyboards.
Palau Storyboard: 1
Target audiences have different sizes and knowledge bases. Different groups require different communication techniques - such as personal letter or email for individuals, or broadcasted news for the general public.
Target audiences
Illustration of ATV with rider
ATV with rider
Illustration of snowmobile with rider
Snowmobile with rider
Illustration of person measuring secchi depth
Measuring secchi depth
Illustration of person measuring secchi depth
Measuring secchi depth 2
Illustration of a female archaeologist
Archaeologist: female
Illustration of a male archaeologist
Archaeologist: male
Illustration of person camping in sleeping bag with lantern, climbing helmet, rope coil, and boots
Camper
Illustration of a cave explorer
Cave explorer
Illustration of person chicken necking for crab off pier
Chicken necking
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