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State agency GIS users meeting on January 13th

SAGIC changes their format to encourage broader participation by all state agency GIS users.

2010 NAIP imagery now available from WisconsinView

MrSID-format mosaics are now available as a free download for all 72 Wisconsin counties.

National Spatial Data Infrastructure Cooperative Agreements Program seeks proposals

The $800,000 NSDI CAP provides seed funding across six categories related to geospatial collaboration, standards development, metadata, and return on investment (ROI) methodology and business case development.

Select NAIP imagery available through NRCS, images need tweaking

Imagery for 12 Wisconsin counties is now available through the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Geospatial Data Gateway. On first glance, the images may need a bit of enhancement to improve their appearance.

When was the last time you gave a conference presentation?

The Wisconsin Land Information Association Annual Conference call for participation is out, so now is the time to start thinking about submitting an abstract.  That raises a different question though: what’s holding you back from giving a presentation of your own?

Second Geospatial Revolution video hits the web

Second video in the Geospatial Revolution series focuses on applications of geospatial information technologies.

UW-Milwaukee hosting GIS Day event

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Geographic Information System Council celebrates GIS Day on November 17, 2010, with a series of free educational seminars on how to use geographic information systems to improve our community and our world.

NAIP imagery begins trickling into state, program continues to evolve

The 2010 flying season for the National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) is complete, and some data are already beginning to flow into the state Farm Service Agency (FSA) office in Madison.

New WIGICC members announced

Announcement caps off a six week long process to identify new sector representatives.

Draft EWUG agenda now online

The popular Wisconsin GIS conference heads to Middleton on November 3rd and 4th.