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GIS for Small Cities – Step 1: Evaluating your Organization

Know what you have, to know what you need The first step in setting up a GIS in any organization, large or small, is to figure out your needs. In order to figure out your needs, you need to look at what you have. This exercise is going to walk you through the different parts of your city, to see …

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