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HIGICC is a non-profit body consisting of members of Hawai'i's GIS community. Our goal is to provide coordination of GIS activities among a wide range of GIS users in order to avoid duplication of effort, promote data sharing, and maintain data standards throughout the state.
HIGICC strives to bring together and continue to build the geographic community into a cohesive, recognized coordinating body that facilitates the use, development, sharing, and management of geographic data and communicates the value of geographic information to citizens and decision-makers. In the State of Hawaii, GIS is recognized and effectively used as an invaluable tool by the government, business and the citizens for understanding and managing our aina (environment). The Hawaii GICC is a shared mechanism for the diverse community to identify, explore, and solve problems with geospatial information.
Newsletters:
Data Discovery Data Presentations (March 6, 2008):
- Matt Barbee, UH SOEST - Applications of LIDAR Data
- Craig Clouet, ESRI - Hawaii LIDAR Datasets
- Susan Vogt, NOAA PISC - Bathymetric and Related Benthic Data
- Joyce Miller, NOAA PISC - Benthic Habitat Mapping
- Rob O'Conner, NOAA NMFS - Bottomfish Habitat and Restricted Fishing Area Analysis
- Lisa Wedding, UH - Using LIDAR DATA to Examine Habitat Complexity & Ecology of a Coral Reef
- Renee Louis - Hawaii Indigenous Names Project, Speaking Notes
- Craig Tasaka, State Office of Planning - Hawaii Statewide GIS Program
- Ken Schmidt, City and County of Honolulu - Discovering Honolulu Data
- Ron Salz, HIGICC - CAP Grant
- Richard Nezelek, Pacific Disaster Center - General Overview of Imagery Holdings
- Christine Feinholz, NOAA PSC - Overview of the Coast Change Analysis Program
- Tony Kimmet, USDA NRCS - Hawaii & Pacific Basin Update
- Jim Jacobi & Stephen Ambagis , USGS/BRD - Progress on the CAO Hyperspectral/LIDAR Imagery Project
Luncheon Series Presentations:
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