Enabling the California geospatial community
The 2018 NAIP county mosaics are now showing up in the NRCS box repository. https://nrcs.app.box.com/v/naip/folder/73818589519One appears to be not available still.Tiffs are not yet available, and once we have those in the state, drives can be routed around as needed. CDFW…
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Throughout the month of May, CGIA is hosting a brown bag webinar speaker series showcasing the different perspectives and experiences of emergency GIS managers, staff and other stakeholders in CA. The series is open to everyone and free to attend….
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Please note: these recommendations cover all types of water data, including spatial water data. The Water Data Advisory Council has released water data governance recommendations. These recommendations are independent from, but supportive of, the state’s Strategic Plan for Assembly Bill…
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This webinar (Thursday 3/7, 11am Pacific) may be of interest to many of you: https://geodesy.noaa.gov/web/science_edu/webinar_series/state-plane-coordinates-3.shtml There will be discussion of feedback received on the draft policy and procedures documents last year. One item to pay specific attention to is the…
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Please join the California GIS Council for its quarterly meeting on March 14th. The California Department of Conservation will be hosting the meeting for those that wish to join us in person at its headquarters. The agenda is linked below…
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Dear colleagues, The USGS National Geospatial Program is again updating the Interagency Elevation Inventory. We invite you to provide us information so that your data is discoverable by others. Your data need not be in the public domain, and the…
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The Coalition of Geospatial Organizations (COGO) released the 2018 Report Card on the U.S. National Data Infrastructure. Using a letter grade, the report grades how well we as a Federal, state, regional, tribal, and local GIS community are doing at…
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Good morning, and I apologize for the long delay in posting these. Attached are PDF versions of the presentation materials from both Cy Smith, with the State of Oregon on their Geographic Information Council and Scott Martin with Caltrans on…
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California URISA Chapters and the California Geographic Information Association (CGIA) are pleased to invite presentation proposals for CalGIS 2019, the milestone 25th annual event which will take place April 8-10 at the DoubleTree Hilton in Fresno, California and will feature…
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I encourage everyone who can to join us either in person or by remote connection for December’s GIS Council Meeting. In addition to our regular work group updates, we will be joined by Cy Smith, the Oregon State GIO to…
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