State of of North Dakota GIS Day 2004 Posted on November 23, 2004 Bob Nutsch, GIS Coordinator for the State of of North Dakota has good reason to boast about another succesful GIS Day. NDGIS took part in an impressive day of presentations and exhibits.
Preparing For the 2004 International ESRI UC Posted on June 24, 2004 Once again its time to start gearing up for another ESRI user conference (UC)... the largest geospatial gathering of the year. Unlike recent years, this year’s UC takes place in August rather than piggy-backed over the July 4 long week-end – this change is due to venue availability at the San Diego Convention Center.
NOAA Releases National Estuaries Restoration Inventory Posted on June 16, 2004 NOAA recently announced the initiation of the National Estuaries Restoration Inventory that will track the progress made toward the goals of the Estuary Restoration Act of 2000. The inventory is an online tool to monitor restoration projects implemented around the country and will serve as a searchable source of information on restoration results.
Mark your calendar... March 6-9, 2005. the venue; The Colorado Convention Center, Denver, Colorado.
GISuser Primer on Origins of Selected Geodetic Datums Posted on May 31, 2004 We've stumbled accross some useful information to help the GISuser better undertand the properties and charactersitics of commonly used geodetic datums... enjoy!
Using GIS to Illustrate Locational Suitability For Future Library Services Posted on May 28, 2004 Using GeoMedia Professional and GeoMedia Grid, the City of Hamilton used their GIS to determine and illustrate locational suitability for future library services. The results have been illustrated in this article which is based on a recent entry in the Raster Innovation contest held at Geospatial World 2004 in Miami Beach, FL. The Hamilton Library Study took first place overall in the Innovative Raster Analysis Competition sponsored by Intergraph and Keigan Systems.
Census Facts for Irish-American Heritage Month & St. Patrick’s Day Posted on March 16, 2004 Did you know that GISuser.com Editor has 2 children born on St. Patrick's Day.. and they aren't twins! Although not an “official” holiday in the United States, St. Patrick’s Day has a long history of being celebrated with parades and general goodwill for all things Irish. Read on for some fun "St. Patty's Day" facts we found at the US Census Bureau.
US Census Bureau Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Facts Posted on March 12, 2004 (GISuser.com Feature) On May 14, 1804, Capt. Meriwether Lewis and Lt. William Clark, charged by President Thomas Jefferson with finding a route to the Pacific Ocean, embarked from Camp Dubois, Ill., on the east bank of the Mississippi River, upstream from St. Louis. Read on for some interesting related facts and figures from the US Census Bureau.
Downloading and Formatting Topographic Maps and Aerial Photographs from Terraserver Posted on January 12, 2004 The TerraServer Web site is one of the world's largest online databases, providing free public access to a vast data store of topographic maps and aerial photographs of the US. This feature will shed some light on how you can use the data with your GIS apps.
CAD + GIS integration and the A-Z's of AutoCAD Map Posted on December 13, 2003 (GISuser Autodesk U, 2003 feature) CAD + GIS integration… that was just one of the concepts that was on my mind after attending Autodesk University 2003 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, NV. Obviously, there’s still that fuzzy wall that serves to separate the traditional CAD user from the traditional GIS user, otherwise, why the need to emphasize this message?
See more threads and details about Glenn's AnyGeo Weblog HERE The Editor (Glenn) started the AnyGeo blog some time ago and the threads are now also mirrored here at GISuser.com - RSS feed is available to add to your favorite news reader.
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Bob Nutsch, GIS Coordinator for the State of of North Dakota has good reason to boast about another succesful GIS Day. NDGIS took part in an impressive day of presentations and exhibits.
Once again its time to start gearing up for another ESRI user conference (UC)... the largest geospatial gathering of the year. Unlike recent years, this year’s UC takes place in August rather than piggy-backed over the July 4 long week-end – this change is due to venue availability at the San Diego Convention Center.
NOAA recently announced the initiation of the National Estuaries Restoration Inventory that will track the progress made toward the goals of the Estuary Restoration Act of 2000. The inventory is an online tool to monitor restoration projects implemented around the country and will serve as a searchable source of information on restoration results.
Mark your calendar... March 6-9, 2005. the venue; The Colorado Convention Center, Denver, Colorado.
We've stumbled accross some useful information to help the GISuser better undertand the properties and charactersitics of commonly used geodetic datums... enjoy!
Using GeoMedia Professional and GeoMedia Grid, the City of Hamilton used their GIS to determine and illustrate locational suitability for future library services. The results have been illustrated in this article which is based on a recent entry in the Raster Innovation contest held at Geospatial World 2004 in Miami Beach, FL. The Hamilton Library Study took first place overall in the Innovative Raster Analysis Competition sponsored by Intergraph and Keigan Systems.
Did you know that GISuser.com Editor has 2 children born on St. Patrick's Day.. and they aren't twins! Although not an “official” holiday in the United States, St. Patrick’s Day has a long history of being celebrated with parades and general goodwill for all things Irish. Read on for some fun "St. Patty's Day" facts we found at the US Census Bureau.
(GISuser.com Feature) On May 14, 1804, Capt. Meriwether Lewis and Lt. William Clark, charged by President Thomas Jefferson with finding a route to the Pacific Ocean, embarked from Camp Dubois, Ill., on the east bank of the Mississippi River, upstream from St. Louis. Read on for some interesting related facts and figures from the US Census Bureau.
The TerraServer Web site is one of the world's largest online databases, providing free public access to a vast data store of topographic maps and aerial photographs of the US. This feature will shed some light on how you can use the data with your GIS apps.
(GISuser Autodesk U, 2003 feature) CAD + GIS integration… that was just one of the concepts that was on my mind after attending Autodesk University 2003 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, NV. Obviously, there’s still that fuzzy wall that serves to separate the traditional CAD user from the traditional GIS user, otherwise, why the need to emphasize this message?
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