Community Resource Inventory (South Carolina)
Features
- Inventories important community data sets, including natural, demographic, and planning information
- Prioritizes and analyzes specific actions for zoning, planning, and habitat assessment
- Explores geospatial data specific to community land use planning needs
Overview
A community resource inventory is an online mapping atlas of the natural and cultural resources in a community, along with human dimensions information. The human dimensions information includes land parcels, urban areas, and streets and highways. For South Carolina, the Community Resource Inventory-South Carolina (CRI-SC) tool presents these data in an online map for users without traditional geographic information system capabilities. Having a detailed set of inventory maps assists users in making educated decisions about land use to maintain environmental integrity. This initial version of the CRI-SC is a pilot program being tested for Georgetown County, with a goal for expansion to include all South Carolina coastal counties.
Support
Community Resource Inventory (CRI) South Carolina User Guide
Contains tool-use instructions, user examples, and frequently asked questions
Community Resource Inventory Online
Provides information on the community resource inventory (CRI) initiative from the University of Connecticut, as well as information on training, example CRIs, and other resources