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Spatial data require recording standards concerning issues relating to accuracy, scale and resolution that do not normally arise in relation to other types of data. This section of the manual only summarises the issues, as more detailed guidance is available from a number of other sources, with various textbooks providing introductions to the problems that may arise. A useful starting point for HERs is the ADS's [''GIS Guide to Good Practice''|http://guides.archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/g2gp/Gis_Toc] ([Gillings and Wise 1998|Bibliography#Gillings and Wise 1998]) and section [E.3|SectionE.3] of this manual gives guidelines on creating and managing layers in an archaeological GIS. The MIDAS mapped data Annexe addresses the specific needs of describing depiction of MIDAS inventory entries on maps, and the maps themselves, for example in a GIS (Geographic Information System), covering both individual features and layers.
Spatial data require recording standards concerning issues relating to accuracy, scale and resolution that do not normally arise in relation to other types of data. This section of the manual only summarises the issues, as more detailed guidance is available from a number of other sources, with various textbooks providing introductions to the problems that may arise. A useful starting point for HERs is the ADS's [''GIS Guide to Good Practice''|http://guides.archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/g2gp/Gis_Toc] ([Gillings and Wise 1998|Bibliography#Gillings and Wise 1998|target='_blank']) and section [E.3|SectionE.3] of this manual gives guidelines on creating and managing layers in an archaeological GIS. The MIDAS mapped data Annexe addresses the specific needs of describing depiction of MIDAS inventory entries on maps, and the maps themselves, for example in a GIS (Geographic Information System), covering both individual features and layers.
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