AIS Archeograf (ARDB). About.

AIS Archeograf is an archaeological information system for archaeological sites registering, analysing and digital mapping. First of all the system has been developed to help archaeologists process archaeological data and output sites arrays to a GIS.

AIS Archeograf structure allows register and describe sites in a standalone program and output selected sites to a GIS for analising. The system includes information chapters: names, categories, administrative and geographic location, chronology, cadaster, bibliography, archive references and links to MEDIA files. Each chapter has its own descriptive algorithm.

Special efforts have been done to develope dinamic link with a GIS and configure variables for individual demands. Due to its specificity archaeological data must have spatial binding, that allows processing large amount of archaeological data with usage of digital mapping. This function is available due to known geographic coordinates of each site.

Beside basic sites registering and mapping features Archeograf includes science research functions, complex data search, sites report making and cultiral heritage features.

Help system is updated permanently and author excuses for possible help releases delays.

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To work with AIS Archeograf you will need:

Minimum configuration:

- Pentium-II 266 MHz, 32 Mb RAM, 3 Mb HDD + space for data files;
- ОС Windows 98SE
- Display with 800х600 screen resolution;
- mouse;
- Internet access or CDROM-drive.

Recommended configuration:

- Pentium-IV, 128 Mb RAM, 10 Mb HDD + space for data files;
- ОС Windows 2000/XP;
- Display with 1024х768 screen resolution;
- GPS-receiver like Garmin eMap;
- Digital camera;
- Local network 10/100 Mbit;
- MapInfo GIS 5+;
- OziExplorer 3x;
- MS Word and MS Excel from MS Office'97+.
- Digital or raster maps in MapInfo format;
- Internet access or CDROM-drive.

ARDB has an internal viewer to view existing MapInfo maps. ArcView 3.x support is inder development. ARDB data can be loaded through the export procedure to ArcView or other GIS.
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NB.: Stable program operating is not garanteed under Windows 95 and Windows 98 First Edition.