It is designed for non-technical decision makers.
Immediate feedback is provided to decision makers for conflict mitigation and risk assessment.
Example applications including projects with the City of Scottsdale, AZ, the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest, Denver Smart Places Project, and others will be discussed. Managing a GIS reviews methods for successful implementation, determining proper fit into an organizational structure, and hints on success. Starting with a general understanding of GIS, Managing a GIS describes the key components of a GIS, the decision making criteria for developing a system, the procedural steps on implementation, and looks at some common pitfalls and how to avoid them. The Wyoming Geographic Information Council normally meets the second Thursday each month. We will meet Thursday, May 29, and all are invited to attend.