02333nas a2200505   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260000800043653001300051653002200064653002300086653001000109653001500119653002400134653000800158653002000166653002100186653002400207653003500231653001500266653001200281653003400293653001400327653002200341653001900363653001900382653003200401653001900433653002800452653002200480653001300502653001400515653001900529653002600548100001700574700001700591700002100608700002100629700001700650245013100667300001200798490000700810520099600817022001401813       2022                            d  cdec10aCommerce10acultural heritage10aCultural heritages10aEgypt10aEmployment10aG.I.S. applications10aGIS10aGIS application10aGPS applications10aGeographic database10aGeographic information systems10aHandicraft10aHistory10aIntangible cultural heritages10aMarketing10aMarketing process10aRemote sensing10aRemote sensing10aRemote sensing applications10aRemote-sensing10aarchaeological evidence10acultural heritage10aData set10aMarketing10aRemote sensing10atraditional knowledge1 aGhada Yousef1 aMona Elazony1 aAmal Abdelsattar1 aMohamed Sewailam1 aOmnia Elsaid00aApplying an integrated Remote Sensing-GIS approach in the documentation of handicraft centers at New Valley Governorate, Egypt  a731-7390 v253 aThe intangible cultural heritage is considered part of the identity and history of any country as well as it plays a vital role in economics. Traditional craftsmanship is perhaps the most tangible manifestation of intangible cultural heritage. Egypt s heritage in handicrafts is rich, unique and diversified, all stemming from its long history. The handicraft centers are available in all the governorates of Egypt. However, the management of the handicraft sector faces many problems, including the lack of: databases; coded products; and adequate marketing policy. This study presents the design and management of Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS applications to establish a geographic database for the handicrafts centers in the New Valley Governorate, Egypt. Also, it will link those centers with the archaeological heritage of the governorate. This study also presents a website s development to display all the collected data to be available to the public and help in the marketing process.  a1110-9823