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Diane Papineau, the GIS Analyst at the Montana State Library shared the section of their policy that influences GIS staff and illustrated their process of collecting spatial data (guided by policy) and archiving it as well as creating and serving both archival and active data to their GIS community. Diane shared some supplemental information: | Diane Papineau, the GIS Analyst at the Montana State Library shared the section of their policy that influences GIS staff and illustrated their process of collecting spatial data (guided by policy) and archiving it as well as creating and serving both archival and active data to their GIS community. Diane shared some supplemental information: | ||
[[NDSA:Media:MT-state-library-collection-dev-policy012313.pdf|Montana State Library Commission Policy Collection Development]] | |||
[[NDSA:Media:DataAndMetadataFlow-ProposedBasicSystem.pdf|Montana State Library Data Collection Management Process DRAFT]] | |||
[[NDSA:Media:MontanaDataTransferDesignDRAFT.pdf|Montana State Library Spatial Data Transfer Design]] | |||
[[NDSA:Media:MontanaApplyingGeoMAPP.pdf|Papineau Presentation Slides]] | |||
==Action Items== | ==Action Items== | ||
Think about the geospatial “case study” on the stewardship of geospatial data. | |||
Read Steve Morris’ [[NDSA:Media:AppraisalSelection_whitepaper_final_update.doc|Appraisal and Selection of Geospatial Data white paper]] and consider how it might be reworked into a document that the NDSA could release as guidance. | |||
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January 18, 2013 Meeting Notes
Participants
Elizabeth Perkes, James Watson, Bob Downs, Bob Nutsch, Alec Bethune, Curt Pulford, Glen McAninch, Linda Reib, Erin Engle, Dianne Papineau
Meeting Notes
Diane Papineau, the GIS Analyst at the Montana State Library shared the section of their policy that influences GIS staff and illustrated their process of collecting spatial data (guided by policy) and archiving it as well as creating and serving both archival and active data to their GIS community. Diane shared some supplemental information:
Montana State Library Commission Policy Collection Development
Montana State Library Data Collection Management Process DRAFT
Montana State Library Spatial Data Transfer Design
Action Items
Think about the geospatial “case study” on the stewardship of geospatial data.
Read Steve Morris’ Appraisal and Selection of Geospatial Data white paper and consider how it might be reworked into a document that the NDSA could release as guidance.