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The CaGIS booth and staff at the ESRI user conference Summer 2010
Left to right - Sarah, Brad Herried (UMinn), Michael Foster (UMinn), Don Kilberg (UMinn), and Reggie Archer (UC Santa Barbara). More...
Mashup of the Week: How big is the oil spill?
If it Was My Home is a simple but effective concept. Enter your location, and the oil spill is overlayed on top. It's gotten to the point where the area the spill covers is greater than the area of some states. Scared? You should be. More...
CaGIS at 2010 ESRI Federal Users Conference
Members of the CaGIS board were on-hand to staff a booth at the 2010 Federal Users Conferece in Washington D.C. Incoming president Scott Freundschuh, past president Doug Vandegraft, and Max Baber, Director, met with current and prospective members at the CaGIS booth. More...
Now in its 38th year, this competition is considered one of the most prestigious awards...more >
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Join us November 15-19, 2010 in Orlando, Florida! The 18th in the series, the focus of this joint meeting is Geospatial Data and Geovisualization: Environment, Security, and Society.
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