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Keith Jenkins (Ithaca, NY -- Cornell University)
 
Keith Jenkins (Ithaca, NY -- Cornell University)
  
I work with [http://cugir.mannlib.cornell.edu CUGIR], an open data repository for New York state.
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I work with [http://cugir.mannlib.cornell.edu CUGIR], an open data repository for New York state.  I also help students and faculty at our university to find geospatial data, use desktop GIS software, and create web mapping applications.
  
I also just starting working on a directory of geodata websites worldwide, because there are just so many out thereThe general plan is to keep it up to date by harvesting links from delicious, twitter, known lists of geodata links, etc.  As new sites are identified, they will be lightly described (type, topic, place, tags) and approved by a human reviewer.  The primary target is websites that serve geospatial data, but this could be easily extended to tutorials and GIS-related documentation, for example.
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I've been working on a catalog of geodata websites worldwide.  New websites are discovered by harvesting links from delicious, twitter, known lists of geodata links, etc.  As new sites are identified, they are lightly described (type, topic, place, tags) and approved by a human reviewer.  The primary target of the catalog is websites that serve geospatial data, but this could be easily extended to tutorials and GIS-related documentation, for example. Hopefully I'll have a public launch soon...
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Revision as of 09:23, 26 September 2013

Keith Jenkins (Ithaca, NY -- Cornell University)

I work with CUGIR, an open data repository for New York state. I also help students and faculty at our university to find geospatial data, use desktop GIS software, and create web mapping applications.

I've been working on a catalog of geodata websites worldwide. New websites are discovered by harvesting links from delicious, twitter, known lists of geodata links, etc. As new sites are identified, they are lightly described (type, topic, place, tags) and approved by a human reviewer. The primary target of the catalog is websites that serve geospatial data, but this could be easily extended to tutorials and GIS-related documentation, for example. Hopefully I'll have a public launch soon...