Warren County GIS

Lower Adirondack GIS Users Group


The Lower Adirondack GIS Users Group (LAGIS) meets several times a year, providing an arena for GIS knowledge exchange for users in the southern Adirondack Park. A map below shows the approximate area covered by LAGIS, as well as the other regional GIS user groups in New York State. The LAGIS is jointly coordinated by the Warren County GIS Coordinator, Sheri Norton, and the Washington County GIS Specialist, Heather Weller.

If you would like to be added to the mailing list, click here to complete the membership form. Note: There is no cost to belong to the LAGIS users group.


PREVIIOUS MEETING Date: August 16, 2011
Location: Washington County Municipal Center
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Agenda:
  1. Welcome and Introductions
  2. GIS Research to Expand Broadband Accessibility in the Adirondacks (Sara Frankenfeld, Fountains Spatial, Inc.)
  3. Maps for Cohesion - the Evolution of the Adirondack Gateway Council (Kate Mance, Adironack/Glens Falls Transportation Council)
  4. Lessons Learned in Community Infrastructure Data Collection (Sheri Norton, Warren County)
  5. NYS GIS Association Updates (Sheri Norton, Warren County)
  6. Annoucements
UPCOMING MEETINGS IN 2012
  • MARCH - Date and time TBA - Warren County Human Resources Building - Cultural Resource Management
  • AUGUST - Date and time TBA - Washington County Municipal Center
  • DECEMBER - Date and time TBA - Saratoga County Human Resources Building

Directions:

Click here for directions to the Warren County Municipal Center. Once at the Municipal Center, come in the front door under the seal of Joseph Warren. Turn right. Follow the hall as it jogs to the left. Room 6-103 is on your right halfway down the hall. If you get to DMV, you've gone too far.


NY GIS User Group Regions Map
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Warren County Website

2011 Geospatial Summit!


DID YOU KNOW...

The LAGIS is part of a larger organization, the NYS GIS Association. Advantages of membership include:

  1. Keeping abreast of the latest GIS events
  2. Network with other geospatial professionals
  3. Promote professionalism and certification within the GIS Community
  4. Expand the use of GIS in other sectors
  5. Impact legislation and other issues affecting GIS in NYS

For more information, please visit the NYSGISA's website (www.nysgis.org).

Warren County Planning and Community Development Department - GIS Program

1340 State Route 9, Lake George, NY 12845
518-761-6410 phone / 518-761-6411 fax