David Vogel to serve as liaison to surveying and geodetic communities
April 15, 2020
With Brenda Hemstead’s retirement, David Vogel will become the SCO’s liaison to Wisconsin’s surveying and geodetic communities.
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Bye-Bye Brenda: Hemstead to retire April Tenth
April 8, 2020
Brenda Hemstead, who has worked at the SCO since 1979, is retiring on April tenth.
WSRS2022 Task Force looking for additional volunteers
March 25, 2020
The Wisconsin Spatial Reference System 2022 Task Force (or WSRS2022) is looking for volunteers to fill vacancies on two of its focus groups. Read on if you would like to volunteer or have a recommendation …
PLSS Forum on April 28th has been CANCELLED
March 18, 2020
The 6th Annual PLSS Forum scheduled for April 28th has been cancelled. Stay tuned for details about next year’s event in the coming months.
Registration is Open for the PLSS Forum: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
February 12, 2020
Don’t wait, register today to attend the free PLSS Forum on Tuesday, April 28th in Marinette County.
Workshop “New Reference Frames, Datums, Measurement Units and Map Projection & Design”
February 10, 2020
Are you ready to meet the challenges of the new horizontal and vertical datums in 2022?
WSRS2022 and NGS reach compromise on plans for Wisconsin Coordinate Systems
January 31, 2020
A compromise has been reached with the National Geodetic Survey regarding plans for the Wisconsin’s multi-layer State Plane Coordinate System.
Jefferson County seeks contractor for parcel fabric conversion
January 21, 2020
Jefferson County, Wisconsin is seeking proposals for assistance implementing the ESRI Parcel Fabric and Local Government Information Model for Parcel Publishing (LGIM).
November’s Geospatial Summit was a Great Success!
December 20, 2019
UW-Madison’s Geospatial Summit just keeps getting better and better.
Conservation completed for Science Hall’s oldest relief model
November 26, 2019
The oldest relief model in Science Hall, Edwin Howell’s 1875 “Grand Canyon of the Colorado and Southern Cliffs of Utah,” has been restored using conservation techniques.