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Meeting Minutes > June 2005

Date: June 22, 2005

Location: National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC)

In June 2005, representatives from federal and regional agencies and local organizations gathered to discuss the need and potential for a green infrastructure mapping system for the Washington DC region. The meeting featured a presentation on the OASIS mapping system for New York City [www.oasisnyc.net], a web-based, open mapping system supported and maintained by over 30 federal, state, and local agencies, private companies, academic institutions, and nonprofit organizations.

The meeting participants resoundingly supported the development of a public mapping and data sharing system for green infrastructure information for DC. It was recommended that such a system: be collaborative, with shared credit for the results; provide for open data sharing, with appropriate metadata and contact information for available data; and link to other DC mapping sites and integrate with existing green and open space mapping efforts and systems in the region.

Participants

GreenSpaces for DC: Barry Goodinson

DC Greenworks: Liz Tylander

Shaw EcoVillage: Mike Hill

National Park Service: Glenn Eugster, Patrick Gregerson

Casey Trees: Holli Howard, Jim Lyons, Dan Smith

Downtown BID: Cy Palmier

DC Office of Planning: Zack Dobelbower, Chris Shaheen, Patricia Zingsheim

OCTO/DCGIS: Barney Krucoff

National Capitol Planning Commission: Shane Dettman, Jeff Hinkle, Theresa Kanter, Julia Koster, Dennis Whartenberg

Trust for Public Land: Peter Harnik

DC Department of Parks and Recreation: Jim Amerault

DC Environmental Network: Sheila Hogan, Chris Weiss

NPS/TPL writer GIMA : Teddy Eisenman

OASIS New York: Matt Arnn, Steve Romalewski, Christy Spielman

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