Application Period Opens for NextGen9-1-1 GIS Grants
July 28, 2022
The Department of Military Affairs has announced the release of the first funding opportunity under a new GIS program supporting NextGen9-1-1.
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National Spatial Reference System Modernization Now Set for Mid-2025
June 24, 2022
NGS anticipates the release of all data and limited tools by the middle of 2025.
DMA Issues Request for Proposal for NG9-1-1 Data Management Services
June 14, 2022
The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs has issued a Request for Proposal to prepare GIS data for NG9-1-1 implementation.
Update on Wisconsin Spatial Reference System 2022 Task Force Activities
June 1, 2022
A brief update on Wisconsin Spatial Reference System 2022 (WSRS2022) Task Force activities in relation to the National Geodetic Survey’s National Spatial Reference System modernization program.
NextGen9-1-1 Grant Program Established for Wisconsin Counties
May 2, 2022
With the recent enactment of Wisconsin Act 261, the legislature has paved the way for a new grant program for NextGen9-1-1.
Wisconsin NextGen9-1-1 GIS Implementation Plan Released
March 21, 2022
The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs has published the state’s NextGen9-1-1 GIS Implementation Plan.
Public Comments Invited on Proposed Replacements for Derogatory Place Names
February 28, 2022
The U.S. Geological Survey is requesting public comment on candidate replacements for geographic feature names recently declared derogatory by the Department of Interior Secretary.
Explore these Cartographic Phantoms near Elkhart Lake while attending the 2022 WLIA Conference
February 17, 2022
Join the quest to hunt down cartographic phantoms across the state, starting with these examples close to Elkhart Lake, the location of the 2022 Wisconsin Land Information Association Annual Conference.
Converting and Transforming Coordinates in the Modernized National Spatial Reference System
January 14, 2022
Converting coordinates in the new NSRS will require the use of several models, one to change the epoch and one to change the reference frame. In a recent publication, the National Geodetic Survey suggests this process could be achieved in one step.