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One would anticipate that a modern HER database would be capable of being linked to GIS and would support links to other digital objects such as images and research data. The HBSMR software developed by exeGesIS SDM Ltd in partnership with the RCHME and ALGAO is one example of a MIDAS-compliant database that is now being used by many HERs. Other HER managers have worked with IT consultants such as Oxford ArchDigital to develop HER systems based on MIDAS.
One would anticipate that a modern HER database would be capable of being linked to GIS and would support links to other digital objects such as images and research data. The HBSMR software developed by exeGesIS SDM Ltd in partnership with the RCHME and ALGAO is one example of a MIDAS-compliant database that is now being used by many HERs. Other HER managers have worked with IT consultants such as Oxford ArchDigital to develop HER systems based on MIDAS. Some HERs have also developed their own in house, bespoke server-based software solutions, using Oracle or SQL server.
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