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Survey of Archaeological Resources Ground, Air and Space

Historical Maps

Documents

Quadrangle Maps

Mapping Systems Coordinate Systems: Geographic & Projected - Degrees/Feet/Meters Universal Transverse Mercator, UTM Meters Northing & Meters Easting Mapping Systems

UTM, Houston, Texas UTM Zone‎: ‎15R UTM Easting‎: ‎249,052.35 UTM Northing‎: ‎3,286,442.45

Arbitrary Grids Measured in the interval units in which the site will be referenced Arbitrary datum is established Arbitrary elevation assigned

Multispectral Satellite Maps

Historic Documents

Magnetometry

Ground Penetrating Radar

Geographic Information Systems

GIS: Plot of Units