Cave and Karst GIS
By: Louise D. Hose and James A. Pisarowicz, editors
Contributors: Bernard W. Szukalski
Publisher: National Speleological Society
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Huntsville, AL
Language: eng
Copyright date: 2002
Subjects: Caves; Karst; GIS
Description: Contributions from the Cave and Karst GIS symposium.  Bernard W. Szukalski symposium organizer.
Table of contents: value: Introduction to cave and karst GIS by Bernard W. Szukalski; value: Using GIS to manage two large cave systems, Wind and Jewel Caves, South Dakota by Rene Ohms and Matthew Reece; value: The use of GIS in the spatial analysis of an archaeological cave site by Holley Moyes; value: GIS applied to bioarchaeology: An example from the Río Talgua Caves in northeast Honduras by Nicholas Herrmann; value: Remote sensing and GIS-based analysis of cave development in the Suoimuoi Catchment (Son La - NW Vietnam) by L.Q. Hung, N.Q. Dinh, O. Batelaan, V. T. Tam, and D. Lagrou; value: Implementation and application of GIS at Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Utah by B.E. McNeil, J.D. Jasper, D.A. Luchsinger, and M.V. Rainsmier; value: The application of GIS in support of land acquisition for the protection of sensitive groundwater recharge properties in the Edwards Aquifer of south-central Texas by Dan Stone and Geary M. Schindel; value: Revising the karst map of the United States by George Veni; value: The development of a karst feature database for southeastern Minnesota by Yongli Gao, E. Calvin Alexander, Jr., and Robert G. Tipping; value: Karst GIS advances in Kentucky by Lee J. Florea and Randall L. Paylor, Larry Simpson, and Jason Gulley; value: Using geographic information systems to develop a cave potential map for Wind Cave, South Dakota by Rodney D. Horrocks and Bernard W. Szukalski; value: Hurricane Crawl Cave: A GIS-based cave management plan analysis and review by Joel Despain and Shane Fryer; value: Public datasets integrated with GIS and 3-D visualization help expand subsurface conceptual model by Terri L. Phelan; value: An examination of perennial stream drainage patterns within the Mammoth Cave watershed, Kentucky by Alan Glennon and Chris Groves