Integrated Planning:


"The process of analytical policy development has a prodigious
appetite for information.  It is in the provision of better
information than might otherwise be available that technology
assessment can have a useful role -- in the formation of public
policies as distinct from their execution." (Menkes, 1985)


The primary goal of cultural resource management is to maintain
the capacity of the cultural environment to meet and sustain
human needs and aspirations.  This goal is best achieved when CRM
is integrated as part of the whole planning process, and yet
differentiated according to the special circumstances and needs
of individual historic resources (Loeks, 1985).  Efforts to
manage individual cultural resources (artifacts, events,
materials, buildings, sites) are must acknowledge and respond to
the context of the larger environment (urban, rural, regional
planning zone) which encompass all of the relevant factors that
affect the individual resource.  

<ffile60>   Forecasting
<ffile68>   Electronic Memory Palace
<ffile69>   Predictive Preservation
<ffile70>   GIS Solid Modeler
<ffile71>   Preservation News Monitor
<bfile29>   Resource Management and Planning
<gfile44>   The Preservation Process at Work