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Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 26 – June 1, 2013

hurricaneNOAA will issue its initial outlook for the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season during a news conference at the NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction in College Park, Md. FEMA will participate in the event to discuss the importance of personal preparedness for hurricane season. The six-month Atlantic hurricane season officially begins June 1.

For more details, refer to this Media Advisory.  Prepare.

NYS Esri K-12 GIS License

PartnershipLogos100The web pages for the NYS Esri K-12 GIS License are now available! These web pages provide background information on the program, including how to get started, who to contact and where to locate resources. Share this information with teachers, school administrators and youth group leaders in your area. Better yet, use this information yourself to help students and educators in your area learn the value of a geospatial perspective. Stay tuned for more content coming soon, including FAQ and News pages, and curriculum resources!

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    05/20/2013 - Association News

    Registration is now open for the NOAA webinar. Using NOAA Online Resources For Disaster Preparedness and Response Join the NYS GIS Association and a distinguished panel of specialists from NOAA for a webinar to learn about their real time and predictive information services related to the weather events that most threaten New York State and [...]

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    Free On-Line Seminar: Approaches, Techniques, and Considerations for Land Use/Land Cover Change Mapping

    05/17/2013 - Association News

    Date & Time May 31, 2013, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT Introduction The American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) GIS Division in partnership with the Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS) and the Geographic and Land Information Society (GLIS) would like to invite our members to attend the following seminar in the 2013 [...]

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    Amy JeuFrom the GISMO/Google event held on Feb 19, 2013, I give much praise to the Google Crisis Response team in the wake of Superstorm Sandy through the development of their Sandy Crisis map.  Way to go with keeping the public and decision makers up-to-do with the storm and its impact in a visually appealing, informative, and cutting-edge way.Amy JeuGeoscience College Laboratory Technician (CLT)Hunter College, CUNY
    Jim ZollwegThe articles that the NYS GIS Association sends out are so interesting and relevant.  This week I received three articles that I’m saving and forwarding to colleagues.  Thanks NYS GIS Association!Dr. James ZollwegAssociate ProfessorSUNY Brockport
    Highlight of GeoSpatial Summit 2011 is meeting the speakers and hearing their presentations. All great folks with lots of insightsDon MeltzOwner Planning and GIS, Stockton, NY
    It’s all about the update strategy. Anybody can do data once.Learon DalbyVice President of Geolocation SolutionSanborn
    VerneLaClair-96x96Website is really great!Verne LaClairCEOVertex Geospatial Inc.

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