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| + | * Minnesota names a [http://www.nsgic.org/blog/2009/06/nsgic-member-david-arbeit-named-cgio-in.html Chief Geographic Information Officer] to lead a new office, MnGeo. | ||
| + | * Check out the [[Logo Update]] and update your logos (November 2008) | ||
| + | * [[Canada]] chapter is looking for interested individuals (October, 2007) | ||
* [[Board Election 2007]] nomination possible until July 19th, 2007 Voting tentatively starts July 23rd | * [[Board Election 2007]] nomination possible until July 19th, 2007 Voting tentatively starts July 23rd | ||
* [[New Member Nominations]] possible until June 3rd, 2007. | * [[New Member Nominations]] possible until June 3rd, 2007. | ||
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News
Newest on top
- Minnesota names a Chief Geographic Information Officer to lead a new office, MnGeo.
- Check out the Logo Update and update your logos (November 2008)
- Canada chapter is looking for interested individuals (October, 2007)
- Board Election 2007 nomination possible until July 19th, 2007 Voting tentatively starts July 23rd
- New Member Nominations possible until June 3rd, 2007.
- Mapbender Development Sprint Spring 07
- GRASS GIS 6.2.1 Released (12 December 2006)
- Somewhat belated Intergeo 2006 Report with pictures and details on how to organize such an event
- GRASS GIS 6.1.0 released (11 August 2006)
- Ottawa, Canada Local chapter discussion meeting (July 20, 2006)
- GRASS GIS 6.0.2 released (February 22, 2006)
- OSGEO Icons and Humor (content warning)
- Mapbender 2.2.3 avaliable for download Learn more about it at the FOSSGIS 2006 conference in Bonn, Germany.