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Presented Stocktaking Workshop, 18 th August, 2012

GAIA RESOUR,CES. South Australian Heritage Atlas Claire Smith and Heather Burke, Flinders University Piers Higgs, Gaia Resources. Presented Stocktaking Workshop, 18 th August, 2012. SA HERITAGE ATLAS. Topics covered General overview Data collection Data storage Data provision

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Presented Stocktaking Workshop, 18 th August, 2012

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  1. GAIA RESOUR,CES South Australian Heritage Atlas Claire Smith and Heather Burke, Flinders University Piers Higgs, Gaia Resources Presented Stocktaking Workshop, 18th August, 2012

  2. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Topics covered • General overview • Data collection • Data storage • Data provision • Implementation options

  3. SA HERITAGE ATLAS General Overview Data Storage Data Collection Data Provision

  4. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Data Collection • Do you want to engage the general public? 2011 – 476.74 million

  5. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Data Collection • Do you want to engage professionals?

  6. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Data Storage • Several tools are available to act as a centralised storage mechanism “Light” “Heavy”

  7. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Data Provision • How do you deliver data back to stakeholders? Web? Download?

  8. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Implementation Options • There are a range of open source and closed source tools out there that can deliver this functionality • Biological Data Recording System (BDRS) and the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) Biocache software are examples • You can string these solutions together in different ways for the workflows that are needed

  9. SA HERITAGE ATLAS Implementation Options (Light) Web Services Built Heritage SA Heritage Atlas Downloads Indigenous Heritage

  10. SA HERITAGE ATLAS Implementation Options (Heavy) Web Services SA Heritage Atlas Built Heritage Indigenous Heritage Downloads Other Apps

  11. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • Summary • There are technical solutions that are available now • There is a lot of flexibility in how this can be created Data Storage Data Collection Data Provision

  12. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • PROBLEM OF REDUNDENCY • Technology • Criteria for classification • Databases • STRATEGIES TO AVOID REDUNDENCY • National and international collaboration • Inter-disciplinary collaboration

  13. SA HERITAGE ATLAS • SUSTAINABILITY • Standards embedded in legislation • Data repository embedded in policy • Statutory repositories • Consent at the beginning of project • Information ethics – collection, deposit, accessability • OUTCOME • New capacity to define research priorities • Classification and ranking of heritage assets • Identification and prediction of problems, trends and gaps in cultural heritage management • New community engagement with cultural heritage

  14. SA HERITAGE ATLAS

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