Fortnightly Research Seminar

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To: All, Reston, USGS, Employees

From:		Lee De Cola, John W. Jones

Subject:	Fortnightly Research Seminar

Topic:		Proximity analysis of Indian lands and military bases

Speaker:	Richard Moore, NMD

Richard will demonstrate the use of GIS to map radial distance
relationships among boundaries of polygons representing Indian
lands and military bases. This work is being done for the
Congressional Research Service, DOI, DOD, and HUD.

Wednesday
February 7 1996
10 - 11 AM
2D 308

for Information:
Lee De Cola.
U.S. Geological Survey           ldecola@usgs.gov
521 National Center                  703-648-4178
Reston VA 22092 U.S.A.                   fax 4165