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 [Surveying-mapping-gis.blogspot.com] Surveying, Mapping and GIS: Geospatial Line of Business Debrief: I began in the Surveying field right out of high school, and while getting my B.Sc at Penn State, pursued a wide variety of academic interests, from surveying and photogrammetry to physics and civil engineering to computer science, and began to get involved in the still-fledgling fields of GIS and Remote Sensing, including a student GIS project for the City of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

[Blog.tcg.com] Behind the Curtain at TCG: Grants Management: The crux of OMB's problem is that Congress assigns money to each agency for specified purposes but has never done so explicitly for e-government projects at those agencies. So when OMB coerced agencies to give money to Grants.gov, e-Rulemaking, and others as part of cross-servicing efforts, Congress saw it as an attempt to wrestle away their total control of how the budget they created should be used.

[Gcn.com] OMB mulls evolving beyond GILS: “The question is whether we want to go down the GILS road again, or hasn’t current search technology leapfrogged metadata tagging?” said Glenn Schlarman, chief of OMB’s information policy and technology branch.

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