Final strategic plan for statewide GIS technology coordination in South Carolina : volume I: GIS background and business case

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Geographic information systems--South Carolina--Planning
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This plan's purpose is to provide direction and focus for improved GIS coordination and expanded use of GIS technology in South Carolina. This Strategic Plan follows a detailed GIS Needs Assessment and successful coordination work carried out by CGI since its creation in 1996. This Strategic Plan provides a long-term vision for statewide GIS coordination and use. The specific goals and work elements cover a 5-year period.
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2001-04-30
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South Carolina Standing Committee on Geographic Information
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CreatorSouth Carolina Standing Committee on Geographic Information
Date Accessioned2012-11-02T18:14:07Z
Date Available2012-11-02T18:14:07Z
Date of Issue2001-04-30
Identifier (URI)http://hdl.handle.net/10827/8979
DescriptionThis plan's purpose is to provide direction and focus for improved GIS coordination and expanded use of GIS technology in South Carolina. This Strategic Plan follows a detailed GIS Needs Assessment and successful coordination work carried out by CGI since its creation in 1996. This Strategic Plan provides a long-term vision for statewide GIS coordination and use. The specific goals and work elements cover a 5-year period.
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Item LanguageEnglish
PublisherSouth Carolina State Library
Digital CollectionSouth Carolina State Documents Depository
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SubjectGeographic information systems--South Carolina--Planning
TitleFinal strategic plan for statewide GIS technology coordination in South Carolina : volume I: GIS background and business case
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