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GIS Day at UW-Madison

Discover your future in GIS at UW-Madison’s GIS Day 2013 on Wednesday, November 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Preliminary program for 2013 Geospatial Summit available online

The preliminary program for the 2013 Geospatial Summit is now available.

UW-Madison to host 2013 Geospatial Summit

UW-Madison will host the 2013 Geospatial Summit on April 25, 2013.

Evolution of a campus map

Online, interactive campus maps are sometimes characterized in online press as a bellwether of progressive mapping practice, balancing an artistic aesthetic in presenting the campus with a demonstration of innovative approaches to mapping geared toward a decidedly younger, more mobile and often technically-savvy target audience.  So when we heard that work was progressing on a new version of the University of Wisconsin – Madison campus map, we were curious to find out more.

Final program published for Geospatial Summit at UW-Madison

The final program is available for the Geospatial Summit at UW-Madison on April 26, 2012.

Preliminary program available for Geospatial Summit at UW-Madison

The preliminary program is available for the Geospatial Summit at UW-Madison on April 26, 2012.

UW-Madison to host Geospatial Summit

University of Wisconsin faculty, staff, and students are to coming together for a “Geospatial Summit” on April 26, 2012, to discuss geospatial projects and initiatives.

Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery to host Saturday Science GIS Day

The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery at UW-Madison is hosting a Saturday Science GIS Day on Nov. 5, 2011, at 10 a.m.

UW collaborators to be honored for online air photo archive

Please join us for a ceremony honoring The Changing Landscapes of Wisconsin, A Digital Archive of Historic Aerial Photographs, a UW-sponsored project picked for the Governor’s Award for Archival Innovation.

UW Geography staff featured during “Wednesday Nite at The Lab”

Tanya Buckingham (Assistant Director of the UW Cartography lab) and Jim Lacy (Associate State Cartographer) both spoke this summer during a weekly series at UW-Madison.