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The Wisconsin land information pioneer reflects on his time working in county government.
The Management Association for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors recently sent letters to all 50 state governors asking them to “conduct a review of [the state’s] activities in the geospatial field.”
The Land Surveying Modernization bill was officially introduced to the Wisconsin State Senate on February 8th as SB-444.
The Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors (WSLS) is working closely with Senator Dale Schultz (R, District 17) and Representative Roger Rivard (R, District 75) to introduce companion bills aimed at updating the statutes that govern the land surveying profession in Wisconsin.
You’ve probably seen these two-dimensional barcodes in magazine ads, newspapers, signs, even on T-shirts, but what are they, and how do they work?
The Wisconsin Geographic Information Coordination Council is conducting a short survey to get your feedback.
The widely-known pioneer in land information described his experiences with a grassroots approach to planning.
The National Park Service recently completed work on generating 72 individual county mosaics from a statewide set of 18-inch imagery produced by the 2010 Wisconsin Regional Orthoimagery Consortium project.
