Tagged As: Wisconsin Geospatial News

SCO Hosts Sustain Dane’s Powerful Teen Leaders for Intro to GIS

Local high school students participating in a summer youth employment program learn the basics of cartography and GIS.

Keeping Cartography Quirky!

An article on “cartographic phantoms” wins a prestigious award.

Congratulations to Map Gallery and Special Achievement in GIS Winners

Katie Ginther (Wisconsin Department of Transportation) and Atlas Guo (UW-Madison) were both honored for their entries in the annual Esri map gallery, while the County of Rock took home an Esri SAG award.

Digitizing the Historic Bordner Maps – A Group Effort

Through the efforts of hundreds of University of Wisconsin students and staff, a statewide GIS layer of the 1930-era Bordner dataset is now available on Geodata@Wisconsin.

Well That’s … Odd?!

Check our these fun and silly sightings found on aerial photographs.

Forum Provides Education on Public Land Survey System

Presentations, a visit to a local PLSS corner, and a game of PLSS Jeopardy!

Kowalczyk, Joseph

O Say, Can You See?

Where was Francis Scott Key when he penned his famous poem during the War of 1812, and why does it matter?

Experience the New Wisconsin Bearing Trees

Read about the launch of our new app and what it means for users.

New Directions for the WisconsinView Data Archive

The popular imagery and lidar data archive is now managed by the Robinson Map Library and State Cartographer’s Office at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.