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Hey Folks-

The Winter 2008 edition of the Virginia Geospatial Newsletter is hot off
the press.  Access the Newsletter through the following Website:

http://www.cnr.vt.edu/gep/pdfFiles/VaGeoNewsletter-Winter2008.pdf

to learn more about Virginia's innovative geospatial products, services,
and other resources (free geospatial workshop opportunities!) through
the following articles:

*	U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Uses GIS to Improve FEMA's Flood
Hazard Data and Maps for Virginia's Flood-Prone Communities
*	West Piedmont Planning District Commission's GIS Applications
*	Free Geospatial Training for Virginia Community College Faculty
Through iGETT:  Call for Participation
*	VGIN 2002 Aerial Photography is Now Available On-Line Through
Radford's Geoserver Project
*	The National Hydrography dataset
*	The VAMLIS 2008 GIS Conference: Call for Presentations
*	Save the Date!
*	GIS Tips and Tricks

The Virginia Geospatial Newsletter is produced quarterly by the Virginia
Geospatial Extension Program. The purpose of the newsletter is to
provide a forum to showcase innovative geospatial products, services,
and initiatives available across Virginia at local, state, and federal
levels. In addition, the newsletter serves as an efficient means to
present geospatial issues that could potentially impact Virginia's
geospatial community.

For future reference, please note that an archive of the Virginia
Geospatial Newsletter is available on the Virginia Geospatial Extension
Program Website (http://www.cnr.vt.edu/gep) under "News and
Information".

If you have suggestions or comments regarding the Virginia Geospatial
Newsletter, or would like to contribute an article to the newsletter,
please reply to John McGee (jmcg@vt.edu).

Cheers,

-J

John McGee, Ph.D.
Virginia Geospatial Extension Specialist
Department of Forestry
319 Cheatham Hall (mail code 0324)
Blacksburg, VA 24061
Office:  (540) 231-2428
Fax:     (540) 231-3698
Email:  jmcg@vt.edu
Skype: mcgee2428
URL:    http://www.cnr.vt.edu/gep