Public Education/Museums

Museums and heritage management organizations are using the Internet and Internet map servers to open up archaeological and historic preservation GIS data on the Web.

ArcGIS Server is a complete and integrated server-based GIS. It comes with out-of-the-box, end user applications and services for spatial data management, visualization, and spatial analysis. Browse live mapping sites.

ArcGIS Publisher and ArcReader make it easy to share publication-quality maps freely while maintaining the interactivity of GIS. ArcReader is a free application that provides map navigation, search, and hyperlink functions for maps created with ArcGIS and published through ArcGIS Publisher.

Learn More

• Grove High School GIS Club Catalogs City's Heritage—ArcNews, Spring 2004
• Archaeology, Genealogy, and GIS Meet at Columbia Cemetery—ArcNews, Spring 2004
• GIS as a Tool for Research and Teaching—ArcUser, April 2003
• Historic site shutterbug earning his Eagle—Zwire.com, 2003