The BLM has partnered with the USGS in an effort to create a tool which inventories and monitors surface disturbances nationally. The goal is to track disturbance and reclamation efforts in support of several varying approaches to minimizing impacts and facilitating efficient development. The Surface Disturbance Analysis and Reclamation Tracking Tool (SDARTT) unifies several such efforts into a single location.

Within SDARTT there are state and field offices that have separate Data Management Systems (DMS) because of office-specific reporting processes:

1. Jonah Incline (Wyoming)
2. Pinedale Anticline (Wyoming)
3. Green River (Utah)
4. White River (Colorado)
5. Wyoming DDCT
6. Montana DDCT

SDARTT ingests these separate data management systems and includes them in the nation-wide disturbance and reclamation map. SDARTT allows data to be sorted from a variety of parameters and can be used to analyze and generate reports critical to ongoing monitoring efforts.

SDARTT PADMS



*All user manuals can also be found on DMS homepages