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PSU Cooperative Extension Geospatial Technology Summer Institute - August 2007

This summer the Penn State Cooperative Extension Geospatial Technology Program is holding a Geospatial Technology Summer Institute at the main campus of Penn State. The dates of the Summer Institute are August 6th to August 31st. Participants can sign up for the entire Institute or take selected workshops.

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Third Annual, Geospatial Technology Summer Camp

The use of geospatial technology is becoming more prevalent in today’s society. From applications such as 9-1-1 emergency dispatch to using the technology to map the Earth’s surface, people are quite likely to encounter this technology in their daily lives. The purpose of this geospatial technology summer camp is to expose attendees to this technology and help them become familiar with the use and application of technology.

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GIS for Local Government Conference 2005 - October 17-18, 2005

The GIS For Local Government Conference 2005 was held October 17-18, 2005 at the Penn State Conference Center.

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GIS For Local Government, Conference 2004

October 25-29, 2004

Location: The Penn Stater Conference Hotel
State College, PA

RGIS Conference 2003: Geospatial Technology for Planning & Local Government

October 23-25, 2003
Location: The Penn Stater Conference Hotel
State College, PA

Discover national perspectives on issues facing GIS practitioners in government organizations today (read more and learn more about registration below).

NEW: View Conference Proceedings Online!

How rural governments can best use GIS applications to:

plan growth in their communities
manage environmental resources
develop new E-government applications for citizens and
develop base map layers such as aerial photography

The Penn State Cooperative Extension, Geospatial Technology Program (GTP) Land Analysis Lab is a research, cooperative extension, and teaching program in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences at The Pennsylvania State University. We specialize in the use of GIS and related advanced information system technologies for environmental assessment, agriculture, and land management and planning.
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