Cultural Site Management System
Developed to support the Cultural Heritage Program at Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park.
The Cultural Site Management System (CSMS) is a digital keeping place, used to store and catalogue a wide variety of information about Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park cultural sites, including rock art sites and other areas of significance. It is also used as an operations management tool for the field work associated with cultural heritage management.
The CSMS enables you to store information for places, areas and objects using data entry forms. These forms are comprised of one or many form elements that include text, dates, images, sound files, videos files, Word documents Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations.
People using the system can record locations of rock art sites, rock holes and any other site or area of significance using an interactive map. For each of these places any number of forms can be stored. Information contained within the system is permanently archived and can then be accessed by any authorised user at any time.
Contacts and enquiries
Enquiries about Park management and cultural aspects of the Uluru - Kata Tjuta Cultural Site Management System should be directed to:
Mick Starkey
Coordinator, Cultural Heritage Program
Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park
mick.starkey@environment.gov.au
Enquiries about technical aspects of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Site Management System should be directed to:
Glen MacLaren
Environmental Systems Solutions Pty. Ltd
Phone: 0416 269 496
info@essolutions.com.au
or
Troy Mallie
Project Manager
troy@mallie.net
Enquiries about the development and applications of the system can be directed to:
Cliff Ogleby
The University of Melbourne
Phone: (03) 8344 6754
clogleby@unimelb.edu.au
