Overview
This roundtable conversation is an opportunity for a free-ranging discussion with other geographic information system (GIS) users in the cultural resource management field. Review changes in the industry and updates in the ArcGIS platform. Pose questions to baffling issues and contribute a case study or story map. Learn about the latest GIS tools, new data portals, and upcoming technologies with potential connections to GIS. Consider ways to work more effectively with non-GIS users and promote the use of GIS.
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Participants will receive logistics information by email on how to access the webinar using the Zoom meeting format at least a week prior to the training.
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Participants will be invited to submit case studies, story maps, and questions in advance.
Agenda
Overview
- Understand the methodology
- Encourage best practices
- Working more effectively with non-GIS users
- Promoting GIS to the cultural resource management field
News
- Highlights from the industry
- Updates in the ArcGIS platform
- New GIS tools and data portals
- Upcoming technologies and potential connections with GIS
Examples
- Cultural resource management applications: case studies
- Story maps: examples
- Overview of related NPI GIS courses
Q&A
Prerequisites
Basic/advanced understanding of GIS technology; regular GIS system user
Training Curriculum
90-minute webinar eLearning
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Welcome Letter
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NPI Welcome Letter
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GIS for Cultural Resources: Roundtable Conversation participant list, 6/1/23
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Thursday, June 1, 2023 - Link to Zoom
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About Today's Session - How to Join the Zoom Meeting
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GIS for Cultural Resources: Roundtable Conversation training on Zoom, 6/1/23
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Download Course Slides
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GIS for Cultural Resources: Roundtable Conversation, PDF of PPT, 6/1/23
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Course Evaluation
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NPI Evaluation
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Faculty
Faculty
Deidre McCarthy, GISP
Deidre McCarthy, GISP, chief, Cultural Resources Geographic Information Systems (CRGIS) Facility, National Park Service; facilitates the use of GIS to manage the location, status, and condition of cultural resources.
Full Bio/CV
Full Bio/CV
Participants
This training is suitable for
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Archaeologists; architectural historians; planners; preservation architects and landscape architects;
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Community leaders; contractors, consultants, and project managers; cultural and natural resource managers responsible for compliance requirements;
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Facility managers of historic properties; national, statewide, and local preservation and land management organization members and staff
Webinar Training
Thursday, June 1, 2023
3:00 p.m. EST
Limited to 25 participants
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Register now
$100.00
Click on "Register Now" and then "Pay with PayPal" to use PayPal or to pay by debit or credit card. Course access is limited to the individual registered and enrolled in the course.
Webinar Training:
Additional sessions
Access to registration for additional webinars on GIS for Cultural Resources: Roundtable Conversation will be available closer to the date of each event. Here are tentative dates for upcoming sessions:
• Thursday, September 14, 2023, 3:00 p.m. EST, limited to 25 participants
• Thursday, December 7, 2023, 3:00 p.m. EST, limited to 25 participants
Related Trainings
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: An Introduction (SERIES: online / on-demand eLearning)
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—1 Getting Familiar (30 minute / on-demand eLearning)
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—2 Querying Data (45 minute / on-demand eLearning)
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—5 Making Paper Maps (75 minute / on-demand eLearning)
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: Advanced Techniques (SERIES: online / on-demand eLearning)
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: Advanced Techniques—4 New GIS Tools (60 minute/on-demand eLearning)
The Importance of Mapping Cultural Resources (60 minute / on-demand eLearning)
Customized Training
NPI also offers online, on-demand courses and webinar modules as customized training to meet specific organizational needs. They can be tailored to create training at a time convenient to the sponsor. Contact NPI at 703.765.0100 or [email protected] for further information.