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This paper takes a critical look at the lessons learned and techniques that worked in building Vermont's geographic information system. The lessons summarized will include: introducing GIS into small municipalities; confronting public access issues straight on; developing and adopting standards; coming to grips with quality assurance issues; data sharing complexities; data development realities; providing outreach and education; and many institutional lessons. These lessons should offer many valuable insights into establishing a multi-participant GIS. |
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Background & Purpose . . . p. 123
Lessons . . . p.124
-- Planning for implementation . . . p.124
-- Group directive and associated dynamics . . . p.124
-- Needs analysis . . . p.124
-- Organizational location . . . p.124
-- Executive orders . . . p.125
-- Advisory boards . . . p.125
-- Introduction of technology into small communities . . . p.125
-- Training community volunteers . . . p.125
-- Developing data and ownership . . . p.125
-- Seeing is believing . . . p.126
-- What do you do for an encore . . . p.126
-- Public access . . . p.126
-- Media . . . p.126
-- Standards development and adoption . . . p.127
-- Results . . . p.127
-- Statewide data development . . . p.127
-- Contracting and the RFP process . . . p.127
-- Beware of low bids . . . p.128
-- Quality assurance and quality control . . . p.128
-- Data sharing . . . p.128
-- VGIS Data Catalog . . . p.128
-- Data distribution . . . p.129
-- Education and outreach . . . p.129
-- Organization and staffing . . . p.129
-- Needs . . . p.129
-- Classification and recruitment . . . p.129
-- Financial support and budgeting . . . p.130
-- Budget process . . . p.130
-- Surviving in lean times . . . p.130
-- Building a constituency . . . p.130
Conclusion and Epilogue . . . p.130 |
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1988-1992 |
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1992 June 8-12 |
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| Contributor: |
Healy, David J. |
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Vermont, statewide |
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| Creator: |
Healy, David J. |
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8 p. ; 8.5 x 11 in. |
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Acquired through Interlibrary Loan (Vermont Department of Libraries), September 2009. Format received was paper photocopy. Digitally scanned into PDF, 300 dpi, using Ricoh Aficio MP C5000 Super G3, September 2009. |
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Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. |
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Public Domain |
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Title: Vermont's GIS, Four Years Later Lessons Learned
Author: David J. Healy
Context: Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual ESRI User Conference
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Editor: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Conference Location: Palm Springs, California, USA
Publisher: ESRI
Volume: 3
Number of Volumes: 3
Pages: 123-130
Date: 8-12 June 1992
Author Affiliation: Vermont Center for Geographic Information, Burlington, Vermont, USA |
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