2004 UC Proceedings Abstract
 Integrating GIS, Archaeology, and the Internet Track: Archaeology Author(s): Sera White, Brenda Pace, Randy Lee At the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory's (INEEL) Cultural Resource Management Office, a newly developed Data Management Tool (DMT) is improving management and long-term stewardship of cultural resources. The fully integrated system links an archaeological database to spatial data through a customized user interface using ArcIMS and Active Server Pages. Components of the new DMT are tailored specifically to the INEEL and include automated data entry forms for historic and prehistoric archaeological sites, specialized queries and reports that address both yearly and project-specific documentation requirements, and unique field recording forms. The predictive modeling component increases the DMT's value for land use planning and long-term stewardship. The DMT enhances the efficiency of archive searches, improving customer service and oversight and management of the large INEEL cultural resource inventory. In the future, the DMT will facilitate data sharing with regulatory agencies, tribal organizations, and the general public. Sera White Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Cultural and Resource Management P.O. Box 1625 Idaho Falls , ID 83415-2213 US Phone: 208-526-1632 Fax: 208-526-1603 E-mail: whitse@inel.gov Brenda Pace Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Ecological and Cultural Resources PO Box 1625 Idaho Falls , ID 83415-2213 US Phone: 208-526-0916 Fax: 208-526-0603 E-mail: bxr@inel.gov Randy Lee Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Ecological and Cultural Resource Management PO Box 1625 Idaho Falls , ID 83415-2213 US Phone: 208-526-0120 Fax: 208-526-0603 E-mail: ldy@inel.gov |
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