Through a general-fund appropriation, the North Dakota GIS Technical Committee and the Information Technology Department operate the GIS Hub, an infrastructure comprised of geospatial data storage, data services, and application interfaces. The GIS Hub supports state agencies in the development of their GIS and the dissemination of common interest data to other levels of government and the public.
Local & Regional Events
South Dakota Statewide Geospatial Conference - July 24-25, 2019
UAS Summit And Expo - August 27-28, 2019
Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium - October 2-4, 2019
Geospatial and Location Intelligence Summit - October 22-23, 2019
MidAmerica GIS Consortium Symposium - April 20-23, 2020
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GIS Hub Outage - February 24
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Maintenance on the state's information technology infrastructure February 24, 4:00am-11:59am CT will create brief outages for GIS Hub web services & apps.
Updated Datasets on the GIS Hub
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Datasets have been updated on the GIS Hub by the North Dakota GIS Technical Committee data stewards. For more information on what has been updated, please check out the blog post.
Updated Datasets on the GIS Hub
Categories: all, Data
Datasets have been updated on the GIS Hub by the North Dakota GIS Technical Committee data stewards. For more information on what has been updated, please check out the blog post.
Updated Datasets on the GIS Hub
Categories: all, Data
Datasets have been updated on the GIS Hub by the North Dakota GIS Technical Committee data stewards. For more information on what has been updated, please check out the blog post.
Updated GIS Website
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The GIS website has been updated with a new look and feel. The website is now part of North Dakota's shared website platform which offers a single code-base and standardized website elements. As more state websites move to the website platform, the common look and feel of each website will make it easier for people to navigate across multiple state agency websites to find the information that they are looking for.