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Greetings!
You are receiving this e-mail newsletter as a GeoMAPP informational partner or full partner. Visit the GeoMAPP website for all of the latest information on the GeoMAPP program.
We'd like to invite you to attend our final GeoMAPP Informational Partners session, on December 8 and join the discussion as we introduce the business planning tools, recap the GeoMAPP project, review lessons learned, and look ahead to what's next for geospatial archiving. See below for more information.
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GeoMAPP Informational Partners
Topic: GeoMAPP Wrapup
When: Thurs 12/8, 3:00-4:30 EST
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Please join the GeoMAPP team as we host the last in our series of Informational Partner meetings on Thursday, Dec. 8. We will be introducing the newly developed business planning tools, and then leading a discussion recapping the GeoMAPP project, summarizing lessons learned, and what's next for geoarchiving.
Look for a brief survey in your email inbox that seeks your input on what topics you'd like to discuss in our final meeting.
If you need additional information on how to join us, please contact geomapp@ncdcr.gov for more details. |
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GIS Day
LOCATION: Various across the country (11/16) |
GIS Day is an internationally recognized day to promote geographic awareness. Several of the GeoMAPP partners will be participating in events in their regions:
Kentucky Dept. for Libraries & Archives will be participating in the University of Kentucky event in Lexington, KY.
North Carolina State Archives & NCCGIA will be participating in the Wake County event in Raleigh, NC
Montana State Library will be participating in the state capital event in Helena, MT.
You can also check the GIS Day website for events in your area.
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GeoMAPP Web Site
New Tools and
Presentations Available
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Check out the GeoMAPP web site for new tools and presentations including
new white paper:
new presentations:
You may also want to check out our other recent additions: Archival Metadata Elements for the Preservation of Geospatial Datasets, Geospatial Data File Formats Quick Reference Guide, Dust Free Data, Utilizing Geospatial Metadata to Support Data Preservation Practices, and a new User Guide for LOC's BagIt file packaging and verification tool.
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