Are we seeing a convergence of GIS and vector graphics toolsets?
It’s time to acknowledge the advantages of GIS-based data-driven mapmaking.
“Wisconsin Waters” calendar for 2013 is now available from the Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey.
A new poster produced by the SCO uses historic aerial photography to show how the UW–Madison campus has changed over time (cost $10 – makes a great gift).
The North American Cartographic Information Society (NACIS) has recently published The Atlas of Design, edited by recent alumni Daniel Huffman and current graduate student Tim Wallace in the Geography Department at UW-Madison.
Check out our accomplishments for our last fiscal year (July 2011 to June 2012), and our plans for the upcoming year.
Discover new ways to create and share web-based maps.
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?
We’ve updated and expanded our “Quick and Easy Web Maps with Google Fusion Tables” to incorporate some new features and methods.
Check out our accomplishments for our last fiscal year (July 2010 to June 2011), and our plans for the upcoming year.