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CERP Survey Monuments

View application update summary Jan 2008 (151kb, PDF)

Application Disclaimer ::
Contact Information ::

Launch the GIS Project Application.
Please note this link will open in a new window. This application must be viewed with Internet Explorer browser and the recommended monitor resolution (desktop) is 1024x768.

The CERP Survey Monuments application provides viewers with the ability to:

• Identify monument locations that are part of the CERP Geodectic Control Network
• Retrieve information about the monuments
• Print custom made maps
• Email a customized map
• View NGS datasheets for related monuments

The CERP Survey Monuments ArcIMS application displays CERP monument locations and includes functionality that allows the user to search for an area of interest and find additional information pertaining to the data such as elevation heights, where the monuments are in relation to roads and highways, and links to datasheets from the NGS website. Once you find a monument, use available tools to draw or highlight areas on the map, generate a map layout to print or email a map to someone else. The included help file will give you an overview of the tools and step-by-step instructions on how to use them.

Contact Information:
General comments or suggestions:
Michele Maierhofer
mmaier@sfwmd.gov

Detailed data content questions contact:
Rory Sutton
Rory.J.Sutton@usace.army.mil

Metadata Links:
CERP Survey Monuments -
http://gis.evergladesplan.org/metadata/meta_xml1607.xml

Application Disclaimer:
The CERP Survey Monuments application uses a subset of survey monument data that was downloaded from the NGS (National Geodectic Survey) website. The data represents the results of data collection/processing for a specific U.S. Army Corps of Engineers activity and indicates the general existing conditions. As such, the data is only valid for its intended use, content, time, and accuracy specifications. The user is responsible for the results of any application of the data for other than its intended purpose.

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