Tagged As: SCO Projects

Land cover project featured on Green Bay TV station

Story aired on October 5th describes the statewide land cover project, and how it will be used to improve DNR’s deer habitat monitoring efforts.

Work progressing on updated land cover map

Preliminary pilot site data delivered to DNR for review, report now available.

LinkWISCONSIN Parcel Mapping Project Final Deliverable

The LinkWISCONSIN EBM Parcel Mapping Project team recently delivered its final database to the Public Service Commission.

Statewide land cover project kicking off soon

The University of Wisconsin-Madison and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources are partnering on a project to map the current land cover of Wisconsin.

SCO to collaborate with DOA on statewide parcel map initiative

The Wisconsin Department of Administration has finalized an agreement with the State Cartographer’s Office to create the state’s first statewide digital parcel map to be made publically available.

LinkWISCONSIN EBM Parcel Mapping Project Update

Read how the framework of the LinkWISCONSIN EBM Parcel Mapping project is taking form.

LinkWISCONSIN EBM Parcel Mapping project site now available

Check out the new Web site to learn more about the joint WLIP-SCO project.

SCO PLSS Layer Pilot Project Update

At the recent Wisconsin Land Information Association Annual Conference in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, we presented an update to our PLSS Layer Pilot Project. Launched in 2011, this pilot project was designed to develop and test data integration methods for a comprehensive statewide digital network of more accurate survey data provided by individual counties.

SCO update on PLSS Layer Pilot Project

In 2011 the State Cartographer’s Office (SCO) announced a new pilot project to develop an updated and more accurate Public Land Survey System (PLSS) digital dataset for the state of Wisconsin.  The intent of this project is to develop and test methods to aggregate accurate local data to update the statewide Landnet dataset produced by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in the 1990’s.  

Imagery roadshow complete, Webinars up next

We had a lot of great discussions at our imagery user meetings held last week at several locations around the state.  If you couldn’t make one of the meetings, there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved in the Wisconsin Aerial Imagery Business Plan project.