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What's new on the Iowa Geographic Map Server

The Iowa Geographic Map Server (IGMS) from the Iowa State University GIS Facility, provides free access to Iowa geographic map data through an on-line map viewer and through GIS web map services. Here's a look at the recent additions to the IGMS.

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1800s General Land Office Survey Map of Iowa. The U.S. Public Land Survey was conducted in Iowa from 1836 through 1859. The source of the images on the IGMS are scanned microfilm of plats from the State Archives. These plats represent maps drawn from the original field notes by the Surveyor General's Dubuque office. This data was provided by the Iowa DNR Geological Survey Bureau and Office of the State Archaeologist. Status map>>

2007 high-resolution orthophotos for northwest Iowa. The Iowa Geographic Information Council received a grant from the US Geological Survey that provided high-resolution orthophotos for a 16 county area of northwest Iowa. The aerial photos were collected in the spring of 2007. The 2-foot pixel orthophotos are 4-band which allows them to be viewed as natural color, or as color infrared. A portion of the imagery has been received and is available on the Iowa Geographic Map Server. Status map>>

Statewide 2007 Orthophotos.The USDA National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) acquires imagery during the agricultural growing seasons in the continental U.S. The Iowa imagery is a natural color orthophoto mosaics from aerial photos taken in June - October 2007. The maximum resolution of this imagery is 2 meters. Status map>>

1930s Historic Aerial Photos. US Department of Agriculture aerial photos from 1937-1939 flights are available for the majority of Iowa counties. Status map>>
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Upcoming Events
2008 NSGIC Annual Conference
Keystone Conference Center, Keystone Colorado,
2008-09-07
Iowa League of Cities 110th Annual Conference & Exhibit
Mid-America Center; Council Bluffs, IA,
2008-09-10
Midwest/Iowa Safety Data Summit
Grand River Center; Dubuque, IA,
2008-09-15
The IDDEA Conference
Scheman Building; Iowa State University; Ames, IA,
2008-10-01
Eastern Iowa GIS Day 2008 Conference
Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center, University of Northern Iowa ,
2008-10-06
2008 Eastern Iowa GIS Day Conference
Gallager-Bluedorn Auditorium on the UNI Campus,
2008-10-07
Fall 2008 IGIC Quarterly Meeting
Ames, Iowa,
2008-10-08
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Promote the use of geographic information technology among public and private organizations and individuals for planning, decision-making and problem-solving processes.
Promote education and training in GIS and related technologies within all levels of education.
Adopt, communicate and promote standards for use by the GIS community to facilitate data collection and promote data sharing.
Promote partnerships for the purpose of data development and data sharing.
Provide a mechanism through which the interests and concerns of Iowa's GIS community can be directed to appropriate policy makers.
Provide operating policies and procedures for management of the Council.
 

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