BLM Heritage Resources Publications
BLM lands contain the largest, most diverse, and scientifically most important body of cultural resources of any Federal land managing agency. These resources represent the tangible remains of at least 13,000 years of human adaptation to the land. BLM is guided in its management of cultural resources by policies and procedures contained in its comprehensive 8100 Manual series and supplementary Handbook on tribal consultation. In 1997, BLM entered into a Programmatic Agreement (PA) with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (Council) and the National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers (NCSHPO), which established the framework under which BLM carries out its responsibilities under Sections 106, 110(f), and 111(a) of NHPA.
Publications
America’s Priceless Heritage: Cultural and Fossil Resources on Public Lands.
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Preserve America Reports
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BLM Technical Note 428, September 2008  Aerial and Close-Range Photogrammetric Technology: Providing Resource Documentation, Interpretation, and Preservation
by Neffra A. Matthews, BLM, National Operations Center.
This document provides a general overview of photogrammetry, with separate sections focusing on traditional aerial photogrammetry and close-range photogrammetry. The appendices contain technical information on the equipment and suggested methods for capturing stereoscopic imagery. Their purpose is to assist field resource specialists in the successful completion of the imagery collection portion of a basic, close-range photogrammetry project. |
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