The current version is 2.2.1
(unsupported)*
* Please use the current DSAS for ArcGIS available here.
The following files are available for download:
Readme_dsas.txt -
README file with installation instructions, known issues, and
version history
Dsas.zip
(100 kb) - the DSAS extension, compressed zip file
Dsas_tutorial.zip
(2.4 Mb) - Microsoft Powerpoint tutorial and manual, compressed
zip file
Sample_project.zip
(31 Mb)- Sample ArcView project and associated files, compressed
zip file
For more information, contact:
E. Robert Thieler
rthieler@usgs.gov
tel 508-457-2350
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The Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS) version 2.2.1 extends the normal functionality of the ArcView© version 3.2 (and later) geographic information system to include historic shoreline change analysis. The DSAS 2.2.1 was developed by the USGS in cooperation with TPMC.
The application extension is designed to efficiently lead a
user through the major steps of shoreline change analysis in
a clearly organized and attractive user interface. This extension
to ArcView contains three main components to assist a user to
define a baseline, generate orthogonal transects at a user defined
separation along the coast and to calculate rates of change
(linear regression, endpoint rate, average of rates, average
of endpoints, jackknife). The extension utilizes Avenue code
to develop transects and rates and uses the Avenue programming
environment to automate and customize the user interface.
If you would like to receive announcements of DSAS updates
via e-mail, please contact Rob Thieler (rthieler#64;usgs.gov).
The DSAS 2.2.1 does not run under ArcView/ArcGIS. Please refer to the DSAS 3.0 release for the current/supported version of this software.

Historic shorelines for a portion of southwestern Nantucket
Island, Massachusetts.
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