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Conclusions <br />In summary, a compilation of topographic and photographic information on Colorado River <br />sandbars is being developed at Northern Arizona University Department of Geology. The <br />preliminary GIS-based analyses of the sandbar study data base demonstrate the value of GIS <br />systems and supporting data bases as an analytical tool for identifying morphological changes <br />in sediment storage. GIS-based analysis should be an integral part of future monitoring plans <br />for Grand Canyon National Park. <br />The second study was conducted by BIO/WEST INC., a private contractor employed by GCES <br />to generate current and collect historic fisheries data in the Grand Canyon. BIO/WEST <br />addressed the archival needs of GCES by incorporating both current and historical fisheries data <br />through a developed GIS module. <br />22