A (very) brief interpretation of President Trump’s recent Executive Order.
One river. Two different names.
Part of a community-based research grant from Water@UW-Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Office of the Provost.
Get ready for the new NSRS in 2026 by properly transforming your Esri data.
See what we’ve been up to over the last year!
The modernized National Spatial Reference System is expected to be approved in 2025 or 2026.
The driving force behind the creation of the SCO was Professor Arthur H. Robinson, a faculty member in the Department of Geography.
A new community-based partnership focuses on chloride contamination in the Starkweather Creek watershed on Madison’s east side.
The new Framework is a chart to guide our path forward, by helping ensure that activities align to our strategic priorities.
See current statewide information on ESInet, GIS data, and GIS and PSAP grants.