US Geological Survey announces LiDAR partnership opportunity
July 23, 2014
The US Geological Survey has announced a LiDAR partnership opportunity as part of the 3DEP program.
Tagged As: Wisconsin Geospatial News
Wisconsin geospatial news published by the Wisconsin State Cartographer’s office, Madison, WI.
Four Wisconsin organizations receive Esri Special Achievement in GIS awards
July 18, 2014
The Town of Greenville, We Energies, General Mitchell International Airport, and Alliant Energy were all honored with awards at the recent Esri International User Conference in San Diego, CA.
Congrats to University of Minnesota for winning Esri Climate Resilience App Challenge
University of Minnesota developed the Minnesota Solar Suitability Analysis app which allows users to identify the optimal location for solar panel installations
Calling all SCO Alumni!
July 10, 2014
It’s hard to believe, but since the State Cartographer’s Office was established in 1974, well over 200 staff and students have worked for our small office in Science Hall on the UW-Madison campus.
LinkWISCONSIN Parcel Mapping Project Final Deliverable
The LinkWISCONSIN EBM Parcel Mapping Project team recently delivered its final database to the Public Service Commission.
Parting thoughts from Curtis Pulford, Wisconsin Geographic Information Officer
July 1, 2014
Thoughts from Curtis Pulford on the eve of his retirement as Wisconsin’s Geographic Information Officer.
Michigan Tech University offering surveying summer workshop
June 25, 2014
The Michigan Technological University School of Technology is holding their first annual Surveying Summer Workshop on the Michigan Tech campus in Houghton, Michigan on July 17-18, 2014.
Curtis Pulford steps down as Wisconsin GIO
June 19, 2014
Curtis Pulford is stepping down as Wisconsin’s Geographic Information Officer.
MetroGIS supports free and open geospatial data
June 2, 2014
MetroGIS adopts resolution of support for free and open public geospatial data
Engravings available of USGS Topo Maps
Engravings released that were once used to create USGS topos