New SCO-led project seeks to gather input from the Wisconsin geospatial community on past orthoimagery projects, and develop a business plan that makes incremental improvements to the current situation.
The GIS Center at UW-Stevens Point recently unveiled two new training courses, with more on the way.
The Wisconsin Land Information Association Foundation is now accepting applications for their 2012 Damon Anderson Memorial Scholarship Awards.
William E. Huxhold, professor of urban planning at UW-Milwaukee, will be awarded the 2012 Education Award from the University Consortium for Geographic Information Science at its upcoming annual symposium to be held in Washington DC.
“Just Do It” is the new mantra of the Wisconsin Land Information Association. A statewide parcel pilot project, a statewide data integration plan, and a new look at geospatial legislation top the list of goals for 2012.
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Conference will highlight the latest and greatest projects from the Open Source Geospatial foundation.
The course is primarily aimed at public transportation professionals, but it is also open to anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of GIS applications. Sign up now, it begins on March 12th!
The Wisconsin land information pioneer reflects on his time working in county government.
