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The Connecticut GIS Network is a voluntary association of individuals and organizations that use GIS-based technologies and data. The Network's purpose is to connect users, learn about GIS activities, explore collaborations and discover information resources - all of which promote a dynamic and innovative community of GIS users. The Network is not affiliated with commercial software, data or service providers. Membership is free and is open to all.

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  • Save the Date! Feb 14th, 2025
    CT GIS Network Winter Webinar February 14th 2025 8:45 am – 12:00 pm   Tentative Schedule 08:45 – 09:00    Networking Social Time Plugging the resources for the network: CT GIS Network List Serve. Women in GIS. Northeast Chapter. CT GIS Network Discord Channel. 09:00 – 09:30    Presentation 09:30 – 10:00    Presentation 10:00 […]
  • Save the Date! Aug 9th, 2024
    Summer webinar, a virtual event on August 9th from 8:30am to 12:00pm. Recorded Video – https://youtu.be/DVU938AB6Yk?si=Th4dny_g89sVkJvS  
  • 2024 CT Maps Competition Winner Announced!
    Congratulations go out to Emeric Becker for his winning StoryMap, “How to make your yard support more biodiversity!“. Emeric is our 2024 CT Maps Competition winner. View Emeric’s StoryMap, along with others on the CT Maps Competition web page.

Save the Date! GIS Day 2024

2024 CT Maps Competition

Congratulations to our 2024 CT Maps Competition winner, Emeric Becker!

Visit the CT Maps Competition page to view Emeric's StoryMap.

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CT GIS Network Logo Winner!

Congratulations go out to David J. Scherf, GISP Manager of GIS/Technical Services at the City of Torrington for designing the new CT GIS Network logo!

Thank you to all who submitted their creative artwork.

CT GIS Logo Color

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