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SCO Annual Report for 2024-25 Now Available

Our latest annual report details our work from July 2024 to June 2025.

SCO Student Eugenie Huang Acknowledged on Wisconsin Public Radio

A recent Wisconsin Public Radio interview calls out Eugenie’s work on the new version of the Pronounce Wisconsin online talking map.

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.

Experience the New Wisconsin Bearing Trees

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

New Version of Pronounce Wisconsin Released

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new web application, now live and ready for you to explore.

Phantom Finders: Letters and Science Magazine Feature Article

Hopefully you’re not getting too tired of Phantoms and Hidden Communities articles. Our project is highlighted in the most recent issue of Letters & Science Magazine. Please check out the Phantom Finders article and while you’re …

SCO’s Newest App: Wisconsin’s Hidden Communities

It’s been a while since we last reached out to you about phantoms and unincorporated communities! Just in case you need a reminder, this ever-evolving project is about communities that often do not appear on …

SCO 2023-24 Annual Report Now Available

See what we’ve been up to over the last year!

New Tools Now Available for Downloading Wisconsin Historic Aerial Imagery

New options include downloadable georeferenced imagery, an online photo index, and bulk downloads.

The SCO Turns Fifty!

The driving force behind the creation of the SCO was Professor Arthur H. Robinson, a faculty member in the Department of Geography.