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Measuring Real Benefits of GIS LIS in Wisconsin
Jan 01, 2009
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Puneet Kishor. 1991. Measuring Real Benefits of GIS/LIS in Wisconsin, Geo Info Systems, 1991.
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Cooperation among organizations and agencies and a long-term commitment from decision makers to develop and maintain data bases is essential to the viability of a geographic and land information system (GIS/LIS). Cooperation and commitment, in turn, are fostered by an appreciation of the full range of benefits the technology produces. This article presents a method for measuring GIS/LIS benefits that was used in a multiagency natural resources project in Dane County, Wisconsin.