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Wednesday, June 15, 2005

UW-Madison Data and Program Library Service

For those of you interested in the general issue of finding, understanding, and providing data sets to library patrons (or just interested in finding good data for your GIS projects), visit the web site and get on the mailing list of the UW-Madison Data and Program Library Service. Their monthly newsletter (in print or online) is packed with the latest tidbits on new governmental and non-profit data sources available to researchers and citizens, with lots of mini-tutorials and useful definitions along the way.

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