The Management and Operations Committee meets to address action items from Council meetings, oversee standing committees, plan agenda items for the Council, and discuss issues, strategies, and opportunities to collaborate.
The SGUC Executive Committee meets to collaborate, share data, share knowledge, and consider issues, strategies, and practices. The committee may make recommendations to the Geographic Information Coordinating Council on behalf of state government GIS users.
The FIC General Meeting is an opportunity for federal government GIS users to share knowledge, tools, and techniques through technical presentations and discussions.
The Geographic Information Coordinating Council (GICC) meets quarterly to provide direction and oversight for policies, plans, data standards, data sharing, strategies, and technical issues. Meetings may include technical presentations, reports on initiatives and opportunities, discussion of issues, and reports from standing and ad hoc committees and working groups.
If you would like to participate, contact Pokey Harris at pokey.harris@nc.gov.
The Management and Operations Committee meets to address action items from Council meetings, oversee standing committees, plan agenda items for the Council, and discuss issues, strategies, and opportunities to collaborate.
The Management and Operations Committee meets to address action items from Council meetings, oversee standing committees, plan agenda items for the Council, and discuss issues, strategies, and opportunities to collaborate.
The Management and Operations Committee meets to address action items from Council meetings, oversee standing committees, plan agenda items for the Council, and discuss issues, strategies, and opportunities to collaborate.
The SGUC General Meeting is an opportunity for state government GIS users to share knowledge, tools, and techniques through technical presentations and discussions.
The Management and Operations Committee meets to address action items from Council meetings, oversee standing committees, plan agenda items for the Council, and discuss issues, strategies, and opportunities to collaborate.
