The next Wisconsin Land Information Association regional meeting will be held at the Hayward Inn and Suites in Hayward, WI on June 15-17, 2005. Orthophotos, addressing, and wireless 911 will be the major topics covered.
Continuation of land records fee is in the Governor’s proposed budget, but nothing is certain. How can you help?
Start here for a brief summary of the 2005 WLIA annual conference, and a sampling of articles in this issue of the Mapping Bulletin.
At the February 24 WLIA business meeting and awards luncheon, results of the recent Board election were announced. Members of the 2005 WLIA Board of Directors are: Continuing Members: Ken Pabich (President) – Calumet County …
I’m planning to get out of the office and do some traveling; I’d like to visit your organization and learn more about what you do.
New feature will provide an in-depth look at GIS/LIS projects around Wisconsin. We need your help!
A small committee is exploring the possibility of holding a digital orthophoto quality assessment workshop later this year.
Matt Miszewski, Chief Information Officer for the State of Wisconsin, delivered some important news to the land information community during his keynote address at the 2005 WLIA conference.
New group will help guide the development of a geospatial emergency management strategy for Wisconsin.
The ASPRS recently honored Dr. Thomas M. Lillesand with the 2005 SAIC/Estes Memorial Teaching Award.
