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M.
Gillick1, P. McKeague1,
R. Strachan2
1 RCAHMS, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
2 Historic Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland
Online: Web developments at the Royal Commission on the Ancient
and Historical Monuments of Scotland; UK
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web developments at the Royal Commission of the Ancient and
Historical Monuments of Scotland |
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In
1998 the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments
of Scotland (RCAHMS) launched CANMORE: the on-line version
of the National Monuments Record of Scotland database. CANMORE
enables the public to search a database of over 200,000 site-based
records spanning Scotland's rich heritage from prehistory
through to 21st century architectural and engineering achievements.
Users can access detailed accounts of many of the monuments,
browse through bibliographic references, or see what collections
material (drawings, manuscripts or photographs) is held in
our archives. With the launch of CANMAP (http://www.rcahms.gov.uk/canmore/login.show),
a web-based GIS, in June 2002, complimenting the database
search engine, users now have the option to execute simple
geographic searches against a map-background.
In 2003 the service will be enhanced (and re-branded) to include
statutory information managed by Historic Scotland. The same
software engine has also been adapted to present information
about our extensive holdings of vertical aerial photography
through www.airphotofinder.com.
Key words: Internet, Web-GIS
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