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| Primm Valley Resort, Nevada December 3 - 7, 2001 |
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DECEMBER 3 - 7, 2001
The National Park Service presents Spatial Odyssey 2001, a servicewide conference on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and related technology. The conference will provide NPS partners and NPS staff a great opportunity for training, setting directions for program development, policy and standards, and networking with others in your field.
GIS is now a commonly used tool. The NPS collects and uses millions of dollars of spatial data every year. At the conference you will learn about upcoming systems and data management strategies to suport better access and functional applications.
GOALS OF THE CONFERENCE
- Convene dialog group from all levels (park, regional, national, external, partners) who are involved with data collection, development and management to assess long term strategic goals and sustainability of national program. Figure out where we want to see the NPS program in 5 years and work to set stage and direction for that process; provide guidance and be proactive in determining future of our programs.
- Learn what we are doing service-wide and what our partners and other agencies are doing; in what areas are we sharing and learning?
- Training (internal and external to NPS) and educational outreach process.
CONCURRENT METTINGS
- Interagency National Trails Meeting - Agenda
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CONFERENCE GUIDE
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