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Here is another link from the United Nations Geographical Information Working Group (UNGIWG) :
http://www.ungiwg.org/map/guideline.php
Here are some quick links to the symbology datasets I mentioned during the open session wrapup.
FGDC Homeland Security Working Group Symbology
Australia/New Zealand Symbology
I'll write this up in more detail later, but the solution is going to li…
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- Emergency Management consultant in New Zealand - focus on writing emergency/disaster plans and delivering exercises. Background in IT and GIS. Been involved with the Sahana Project since mid-2005 and currently a Project Management Committee and Board Member of the Project.
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Some links to emergency symbology
Here are some quick links to the symbology datasets I mentioned during the open session wrapup.
FGDC Homeland Security Working Group Symbology
Australia/New Zealand Symbology
I'll write this up in more detail later, but the solution is going to likely involve having a common code table that can change the symbology based upon the preferences of the user.
FGDC Homeland Security Working Group Symbology
Australia/New Zealand Symbology
I'll write this up in more detail later, but the solution is going to likely involve having a common code table that can change the symbology based upon the preferences of the user.
Posted on October 17, 2009 at 5:13pm — 1 Comment
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- At 6:05pm on October 26, 2009,
Brian Herbert said… - Hey Gavin! I saw you signed up for Random Hacks of Kindness. I'm looking forward to seeing you there!
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