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The current edition of The Vector:

Winter 2010 - GET IT NOW!

Highlights:
  • MAGIP Hosts 2010 Intermountain GIS Conference!
  • MSL Place Names Companion
  • Understanding NAD83 HARN
  • Geography of Geology
Published: February 2010

The Vector Archives:


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Fall 2009

  • Montana State Library receives a Special Achievement in GIS!
  • 2009 MAGIP Technical Session
  • USGS's new Digital Map
November 2009

Spring 2009

  • GIS in the Natural Resources Conservation Service
  • MAGIP Endorses GISP Certification
May 2009

Winter 2009

  • The Education Committee needs your help!
  • GIS Best Practices in Montana
  • AGCAM the New Eye in the SKY
January 2009

Fall 2008

  • MAGIP awards Higher Education Scholarships
  • The Governor's GIS Challenge
  • Montana GIS Portal Makes Its Debut
October 2008

Spring 2007

  • Modeling Grizzly Bear Density Using Updated LANDFIRE Vegetation and New Greenness Layers
March 2007

Winter 2007

  • MAGIP Technical Session Recap
January 2007

Winter 2006

  • Using GIS for the Department of Revenue Agricultural and Forest Land Valuation Process
December 2006

Fall 2006

  • GIS Project Update - Ecosystem Research Group
November 2006


Prior to the establishment of MAGIP and The Vector, the various Montana GIS professional groups contributed to the Montana GIS News newsletter.  Archives (1993-2005) for Montana GIS News can be found HERE.
The Vector is the Montana Association of Geographic Information Professional's newsletter.  We are striving for The Vector to be published quarterly.  It is currently published in electronic format only.  Please feel free to download, print, and distribute this newsletter as you desire.

If you would like to contribute content to the next issue of The Vector, please contact the editor, Nat Carter, at: magip.mt+vector@gmail.com
 
 
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