Geological Survey to promote GIS technology, reduce redundant systems, and transfer knowledge for potential LM sites. We will continue to collaborate with other agencies such as GEMS Mapping and Specific Information the U.S Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and U.S. Geological Survey Data National Hydrography Dataset, to incorporate data onto the GEMS map. Bureau of Land Management Public Land Survey System and U.S. Application users can also rely on GEMS for outside mapping services through the U.S. This concept allows stakeholders easy access to data for reports, and the capability to load map format services into their own geographic information system (GIS) using GEMS web application Esri Representational State Transfer services. Future versions of the system will integrate land use (e.g., parcel ownership, mineral rights, covenants), institutional controls (e.g., land restrictions and access agreements), and also include real and personal property layers.Īlong with improving the visual aspects of GEMS, LM continues to improve access to the mapping and reporting services. This version will have improved access to LM site-specific aerial imagery through a slider bar, updated reports, and many other visual enhancements. LM is focused on releasing GEMS 2.4 in late May 2015. It provides easy access to site logs and inspection photos, and has the ability to overlay external mapping features onto LM-focused site maps.

The application is more versatile for analyzing environmental data, including saving to CSV-or plain-text format-files (Microsoft Excel compatible) for self-analysis. NextGen GEMS is more user friendly and designed for positive display on smaller laptop screens and tablets.

Gems of war map