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The Career Panel featured Caroline Rose
(Cartographer & GIS Specialist, Wisconsin Geological and Natural
History Survey), Blake Draper
(Supervisory Geographer and WIM Development Team Lead,…
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Danielle Tanzer from the UW–Madison Arboretum presents: Geospatial Data at the UW–Madison Arboretum
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State Geologist Sue Swanson presents: Mapping and Geospatial Analysis at the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey
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Welcome to the Neighborhood Atlas Educational Series, produced by the Center for Health Disparities Research at UW–Madison. In this video series, we unpack the theory and methods behind the ADI…
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Welcome to the Neighborhood Atlas Educational Series, produced by the Center for Health Disparities Research at UW–Madison. In this video series, we unpack the theory and methods behind the ADI…
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The WICDI project aims to establish a Wisconsin Coastal-Management Data Infrastructure. With funding
from NOAA, the Wisconsin Coastal Management Program, and the State Cartographer’s Office…
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GeoData@Wisconsin is a statewide geoportal containing nearly 21,000 free Wisconsin spatial datasets
produced by local, regional, state and federal government organizations. First established in…
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Scanned topographic maps published by the USGS date back to 1889 in Wisconsin, and as such, provide excellent insight for historical research. With nearly 12,000 topos available through…
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Much of the aerial imagery available in Wisconsin is organized as county mosaics, U.S. Geological Survey Quarter-Quadrangle tiles, and in some cases, individual scanned photographs. Often, digital…
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The field notes and plat maps of the public land survey of Wisconsin are a valuable resource for original land survey information, as well as for understanding Wisconsin's landscape history. The…
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In GeoData@Wisconsin, the keyword search bar is located at the top of the page. Simply enter a search term here to see results. Keywords are often best way to begin your search for data.
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Wisconsin is fortunate to have complete nearly coverage of LiDAR-derived elevation data available from our partner, WisconsinView.Org. LiDAR data can be particularly difficult to find because…
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Using the map is a great way to see all the available data for a specific area of interest. Searching by using the map is what makes a geoportal special. When combined with collections, filters, and…
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Collections represent groups of resources that are similar in nature, either by theme or creator. Collections are a great way to quickly narrow your search down to data most relevant to your needs.
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GeoData@Wisconsin is an online geoportal designed to provide discovery and access to Wisconsin geospatial data, aerial imagery, and scanned maps. Every resource within the geoportal has a download…
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This introductory workshop provides students with the fundamentals and basic concepts of GIS. A 45 minute lecture gives an overview of the technology and offers examples of applications. Following…
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