The icons below can be used for State-of-Rivers reporting.The following is quoted from the SoR reporting manual: Report Series 17.
"To ensure that a RHP identity is maintained the following minimum requirements
for qualification as a RHP product should be adhered to:
The RHP colours are: dark golden yellow (Pantone 141C or CMYK: 10,
30, 80, 0) and shades thereof, and dark green (Pantone 350C or CMYK:
80, 0, 90, 70) and shades thereof
The River Health Categories have been revised and aligned with the ecological Reserve categories A to F, and the colours adapted as follows:
Natural = blue (CMYK: 100, 40, 0, 0);
Good = green (CMYK: 100, 0, 100, 40);
Fair = orange (CMYK: 0, 40, 100, 0);
Poor = red (CMYK: 0, 100, 100, 0);
Seriously modified = purple (CMYK: 40, 90, 40, 10);
Critically modified = black (CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 100)
The set of generic icons do not portray a specific health category. The RHP dark green colour was used and, where applicable, shades thereof. Below this first set of generic icons are the icons coloured in the RHP category colours: blue for NATURAL; green for GOOD; orange for FAIR; red for POOR, purple for SERIOUSLY MODIFIED and black for CRITICALLY MODIFIED.
The 72 dpi version of an icon is small in kb size and thus easy to download. The 72 dpi version of an icon is suitable for electronic viewing and powerpoint presentations. The 150 dpi version is slightly bigger in kb size and can be used for normal everyday printing using office printers. Both the 300 dpi tif and eps versions are suitable for professional desktop publishing. The tiff version has a white background, and the eps version a transparent background.
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