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Average shoreline retreat rates in excess of 10 m/yr and land loss rates of about 100 km2/yr are common for the Mississippi River delta and chenier plains. These changes have immense environmental, economic, social, political, and public safety ramifications for the state and nation. To assess the potential risk these factors pose to Louisiana citizens, coastal information regarding direct and indirect causes needs to be compiled. Although much coastal information exists, Louisiana has neither a central GIS repository for coastal data nor an organized mechanism by which this information can be identified, accessed, or shared. In response, the LSU Coastal Geoscience Laboratory, the LSU Department of Geography and Anthropology, the LSU CADGIS Research Laboratory, and others, through funding provided by the U.S. Geological Survey, are developing the Louisiana Coastal GIS Network (LCGISN). LCGISN was created to facilitate the identification and exchange of geographic data pertinent to research, planning, and management in the Louisiana coastal zone. To accomplish this mission, LCGISN is developing a spatially indexed cataloging system that will include a framework, procedures, and guidelines for documenting hard copy and digital data such as maps, aerial photography, satellite imagery, videotape surveys, reports, and other coastal-related data. The first working version of LCGISN is complete and is known as alpha (version 0.1).

Louisiana Coastal Geographic Information System Network; alpha version 0.1, year three final report