Secure Information Management for Indigenous Governance
CedarBox Apps
About the Apps
Secure Apps for Stewardship
Development App
Track and analyse project and permit applications, including Crown referrals
Highlights:
- Contacts Relationship Manager
- Rich per-Project information
- Geographic Information
- Spatial Analysis
- Upload planning layer Shapefiles
- Email Harvesting (with Files)
- Team Discussion
- To Do Tasks
- Calendar
- Field Visit Reports
- Desktop GIS Live-Link
- Learn more…
Heritage App
Gather and manage traditional knowledge
Highlights:
- Upload TUS Shapefile
- Documents cataloging
- Powerful search, including in-PDF search
- Geographic Information
- Place-name & toponym database
- Archaeology reports
- Field visit reports
- Interview tools
- Learn more…
Ecosystems App
Manage Mobile Field Forms data
Highlights:
- Manage your Ecosystems GIS database (cataloging)
- Upload key Ecosystem spatial layers
- Mobile field forms management tool
- Exploration and reporting interface
- Ecosystem integration into DevelopmentApp and HeritageApp
- Learn more…
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Nations Using CedarApps
42601
Lines of Code
2805
Projects Tracked
3449
TUS Sites Catalogued
Latest Blog Posts
The Blog
Communities / Presentations
CCIRA Indigenous Laws Project App Tour – Kitasoo/Xai’xais Nations
For the Indigenous Mapping Workshop 2016, Rosie Child and Charles put this video together: In the summer of 2015, Kitasoo/Xai’xais Nations joined the Indigenous Laws Project spearheaded by the Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance. Funding was found to hire 5 KX community researchers to work with 3 lawyers and assorted records management experts. A secure…
Communities / Presentations
SCGIS Conference Presentation
In June 2016, Charles went to the Society of Conservation GIS Conference in Monterrey, California to speak about Cedar Box Apps. Scroll down to view the video of the talk. Or view the slides at http://www.slideshare.net/cnburnett/webgisbased-conservation-tools-for-first-nations-stewardship Abstract Marine stewardship in British Columbia is increasingly complex, contextualized by our First Nations? strong rights and title positions,…
Code / Features
New fields added to CedarBox Development App Project Workflow Tab
We’re rolling out a few changes to Cedar 7 installations this month. Some are behind the scenes improvements to MailHarvest and file attachment listings. However, some changes will be a little more obvious: New Workflow Fields We’ve been working with Central Coast Nations referrals coordinators (Vern, Peter, Dani, Andrea) and with Aaron Heidt (Marine Use…
Code / Communities
Adam Valair joins the Cedar Box team
We’re thrilled to announce that as on 1 May 2016, Adam Valair is joining Greg and Charles on the Cedar Box Apps development team. Adam originally hails from the Peace Region of British Columbia and has ties to the Sunshine Coast, but now spends most of his time in Vancouver. He is as fluent in Spanish…
Communities
Nuxalk Dawn
Stretching in the early morning light before a morning run last week in Bella Coola, I took this photo of a Nuxalk totem pole facing telephone lines. I was thinking about the privilege we have to be helping build data management capacity in this ancient, and at the same time, youthful community. Besides running and a little…
Communities
Wuikinuxv Nation July Training
In July 2015, Greg and I visited the beautiful village of Wuikinuxv alongside the Wannock River in Rivers Inlet. We were there to upgrade the Wuikinuxv’s CedarBox server and to provide training on two apps: Cedar Development App (for tracking and analyzing Crown referrals) and CCIRA Marine Indigenous Laws App (for archiving and reviewing historical…
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CEDAR has been invaluable to the Metlakatla Stewardship Office staff for organizing, tracking, and assessing projects referred to us from all levels of government. The tool has become an integral part of our consultation management system, and continues to grow to meet the demands placed on our staff from an increasing number of proposed developments in Metlakatla territory
Anna Usborne & William Nelson, Metlakatla First Nation
