Geospatial and Resource Management Tools Training 2007

IB 2007-022
Information Bulletin

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240
http://www.blm.gov

December 18, 2006

In Reply Refer To:
9167 (210) P

EMS TRANSMISSION 12/19/2006
Information Bulletin No. 2007-022

To: State Directors, Center Directors, Assistant Directors

From: Assistant Director, Renewable Resources and Planning

Subject: Geospatial and Resource Management Tools Training 2007

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Oregon State Office in collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service (FS) Pacific Northwest Region and the BLM Washington Office Renewable Resources and Planning Directorate, are pleased to announce the Geospatial and Resource Management Tools Training 2007. The five day training opportunity will take place the week of May 7-11, 2007, in Portland, Oregon. The theme of this year’s collaborative training session is Building Bridges to Information Sharing.

The objectives of the training sessions are:

Promote information and knowledge sharing among geospatial professionals, field personnel, resource managers, program leaders, and partners;
Share technology, skills, ideas, and solutions among members of the geospatial and resource communities; and
Demonstrate and provide hands-on experiences with the latest in geospatial-related hardware, software, and applications.

I encourage the participation of your staff in these collaborative training sessions. This will be the second BLM and FS co-sponsored geospatial technology training. The initial effort, held in Phoenix in April, 2005 was very successful as an opportunity for personnel from our agencies and partners to interact.

The call for papers, registration, program, and hotel information will follow. For further information contact Terry Hobbs, BLM Workshop Chair, at (503) 808-6194, or via e-mail at terry_hobbs@blm.gov or Kim Rivard, Forest Service Workshop Chair, at (503) 808-2294, or via e-mail at krivard@fs.fed.us.

Signed by:
Authenticated by:
Laura Ceperley
Robert M. Williams
Acting, Assistant Director
Division of IRM Governance,WO-560
Renewable Resources and Planning