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In this episode, we move from the “why” and the "who" of the NSDI into the “what.”
What are the core components and technologies that make the NSDI work? What role do spatial data and metadata standards play? How do repositories, databases, surveying, GIS, remote sensing, and other technologies fit together? And what does it really mean for a dataset to be national in scope, quality, accessibility, and usefulness?
Our goal in this episode is to establish a practical understanding of the building blocks of the NSDI so we can focus the conversation on how those pieces come together, where gaps remain, and what it will take to build and sustain a stronger national geospatial infrastructure.
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This episode covers roles and opportunities for engaging to strengthen the NSDI - including the roles of the private sector, academia, state, local, tribal entities and others whose work could be capitalized on to contribute to and support a strong NSDI. The goal is to equip listeners with tangible actions and strategies they can take away to participate in strengthening the NSDI.
Speakers:
Moderator:
Note: This episode was originally the third episode recorded, but publishing was delayed.
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The second episode of this podcast series covers the recent COGO assessment, the Geospatial Data Act, and how those two things impact the progress and status of the NSDI. Representatives from different sectors discuss how to move the NSDI forward despite the challenges and barriers that exist. Gene Trobia, a past President of NSGIC, moderates the discussion.
Resources:
GDA
COGO
NSDI Themes
GIS 101 - NSDI Primer
First NSDI Podcast
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