1. WVSHPO GIS www.mapwv.gov/shpo
By Jessica Brewer
WVGISTC
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West Virginia GIS Conference

2. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
User Interface:
User applies and is given access via WVSHPO
Ability to manage users and assign permissions as needed
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West Virginia GIS Conference

3. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
Features:
SHPO Layers: National Register Nominations, Archaeology Sites and Surveys, Architectural Historic Property Inventory Forms, and Civil War Battle Sites
Layers To Be Added: Cemeteries Layer & Architectural Surveys
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West Virginia GIS Conference

4. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
Features:
Reference Layers: Address, Geographic Names, Point of Interest, County and Quad Boundary, Hydrography, WV GIS Transportation, Public Land
Background Layers: WV GISTC Basemap, ESRI Road, ESRI Topo, USA Topo, Light Gray Canvas, ESRI Imagery, WV Sheriff Association, Best Leaf Off Imagery, 2011 NAIP Imagery
Ability to turn on/off layers; Ability to modify opacity
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West Virginia GIS Conference

5. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
Features:
Search: Ability to search by address, by ID or name, or by geometry
Zoom to: Extent or location
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West Virginia GIS Conference

6. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
Features:
Each feature is associated with a report. National Register nominations are also associated with an image
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West Virginia GIS Conference

7. Features: Markup: Ability to add text, polygons, lines and points
WVSHPO GIS
Features:
Markup: Ability to add text, polygons, lines and points
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West Virginia GIS Conference

8. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
Features:
Sharing, Printing and Saving: Ability to share the map via a link, and save the map as a pdf or jpeg in order to print
Ability to give map a title and add notes
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West Virginia GIS Conference

9. West Virginia GIS Conference
WVSHPO GIS
Acknowledgments:
WVSHPO GIS is a collaborative project between the WVGISTC and WVSHPO. While many contribute to its success, it would not be possible without the work of Xiannian Chen, Frank Lafone, Corey Schaffer, and Kurt Donaldson at WVGISTC and Tami Koontz, Bethany Castle, Erin Riebe and Susan Pierce at the WV State Historic Preservation Office.
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West Virginia GIS Conference