Most government agencies use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to help in planning and organizing their geographic data. GIS is not limited to federal use; local and state governments also use GIS to keep track of properties, public works, roads, etc.  The amount of public data that is stored and parsed in GIS software is tremendous, so citizens have a vested interest in making sure that data is publicly accessible, and that agencies who use GIS are not locked in to one vendor's software.

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Axthelm, Seth
Berkus, Josh
Brooks, Gray
Cudney, Scott
DeCausemaker, Remy
DeKoenigsberg, Greg
Flaming, Raymond
Fricke, M. L.
Friesen, AIA, Erich
Glaser, Holly
Gold, Ariel
Gravier, Gilles
Holmes, Chris
Horning, Ned
Imass, Alejandro
Johnson, Jeffrey
McNabb, Matthew R
Meador, Michael
Mitchell, Tyler
Naldo, Xavier
Ramsey, Paul
Ross, Andrew
Schuessler, Ean
Schwab, Scott
Shore, Arnold
Sikes, Chach
Singh, Raj
Taneja, Vivek
Terbush, Randy
Thomas, Bryan
Vennemann, Karsten
Weiner, Howard
Woods, Deb
Wyrick, Kenneth
Yances, Humberto
Zeiss, Geoff
kroll, zoey