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The Geographic Information Systems program at Cornell IRIS is actively engaged in outreach activities across the state. These activities include individual consultations (via voice, email, or face-to-face), public presentations, and workshops. The focus of all these activities is the dissemination of information on the features, functionalities, and implementation of geographic information systems (GIS) and image processing (IP) software. Workshop participants are offered hands-on experience in the use of GIS/IP software, its application to practical situations, and interpretation of the results. In addition to standardized workshop offerings, specialized workshops are often developed. Tailored to a client's needs, these workshops balance the training, consultation, and product development needs with the sponsor's financial and time constraints.
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Workshops are held on the Cornell campus and at various locations within New York State. Off-campus workshops do not require a computer facility. IRIS has several laptop computers dedicated to workshop activities, allowing workshops to be given almost anywhere. Outreach clientele include Federal, State, and Municipal-level governmental institutions, not-for-profit organizations, non-governmental organizations, and private companies. For workshop costs and scheduling information, contact: Steve D. Smith
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