James Madison University
  • NEW: 2013-14 Spatial Research Faculty Mini Grant Program. Grants of up to $1,000 for novices to experts from all disciplines and departments. Applciations due November 15, 2013. See the Mini Grant Announcement for more details.
  • CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of the 2012-2013 Geospatial Technology Awards!
    • Best multi-semester project: Kyle Smith (Geographic Sciences), Characterizing Criminogenic Environments with Remote Sensing.
    • Best single-semester project: Adam Sutherland (Anthropology), The Effects of Natural Water Flow on Artifact Dispersal at a Civil War Campsite.
    • Runner-up, best single-semester project: Jessica Maddra (Anthropology), The Situational and Cultural Factors Affecting Virginia's SOL Pass Rates.
  • COMING SOON: Check back for more information about the 2013-2014 award competition.

Welcome

The Geospatial Technology Steering Committee at James Madison University was established to promote and support the effective use of geospatial technologies and to make connections across the campus to formulate future possible directions of support and development. Interest and use of geospatial technologies at JMU cuts across all of the colleges at the university, representing the liberal arts, social sciences, basic and applied sciences, and professional programs.

Explore what is going on at JMU through this website, and contact the committee chair at wilsonjw@jmu.edu or any of the other committee members (see the About page) if you would like to share what you are doing or to become involved with the committee.

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