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FYI,
 
For our ARC/INFO and ARCVIEW users,
 
Gerrit
 
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>Dear
>
>During, the last two years a revolution in agriculture and agricultural
>management  has occurred. It is based on the rapid growth of computing
>technologies, particularly in relation to geographic information systems
>and global positioning systems industries.  The use of GIS and GPS in
>precision agriculture, field management, fertilizer, crop and animal
>transportation, and  agricproduct storage is a burgeoning area.
>
>The interest in GIS and GPS is rapidly growing.  Recently ESRI, an
>industry leader in GIS, had a user's conference with over 6000 people in
>attendance.  Based on user's requests a session was held on creating an
>agricultural users group.  Following the model of users groups in other
>industries, the agricultural users group would have several functions
>
>       >to act as a focus for information regarding the use of gis and
>       gps in agriculture
>
>       >to provide information on known gis and gps solutions to
>       agricultural applications
>
>       >to create a lobby for the development of gis and gps tools
>
>       >to impact policy on agriculture through gis and gps
>
>       >to increase agricultural production through gis and gps
>
>       >to increase profits through gis and gps
>
>       >to suggest directions for gis and gps software and hardware to
>       move for agricultural purposes
>
>       >to provide contacts for the agricultural gis and gps community
>
>Further discussions at the meeting stated that the agriculture users group
>should be comprehensive and would serve the various constituencies of the
>agricultural community. In particular, it should include people from
>various sectors. The farm sector, the ranching sector, the chemical and
>fertilizer sector, the seed and breeding communities, the agri-transport,
>government, academic, and world organizations as well as major investing
>houses should all be represented.
>
>We truly hope that you will accept this invitation to become part of the
>Agriculture users group.
>
>If so, please write to us at the following address.
>
>Ezra Zubrow or Philip Mitchell
>Attn.: Agricultural Users Group
>SUNY/Buffalo
>National Center for Geographic Information Analysis
>Box 610023
>Buffalo, New York 14261-0023
>
>or e-mail Philip Mitchell      at      [log in to unmask]
>
>We look forward to hearing from you.
>
>Please include the following information.
>
>Name   ______________________________
>Organization name ___________________
>Addres  _____________________________
>E-mail Address  _____________________
>Fax  ________________________________
>Telephone  __________________________
>Agricultural interests  _____________
>GIS/GPS uses  _______________________
>Product service  ____________________
>Description  ________________________
>
>For example:
>
>Name                   Philip Mitchell
>Organization name      Ag user group
>Address                        125A kenville Rd. Buffalo, NY 14215
>E-mail Address         [log in to unmask]
>Fax                    716 645-2511
>Telephone              716 645-2511
>Agricultural interests Production optimization for grains
>GIS/GPS uses           Precision agriculture
>Production services    Consulting
>Description            Primarily dedicated to advancing in field
>                       optimization strategies, using GIS and GPS as well
>                       as the development of information systems, design
>                       and system integration. Also consulting with
>                       regards to irrigation and water distribution
>                       systems using bridging civil engineering and GIS
>                       technologies for flow analysis and hydrological
>                       solutions.
>
>Ezra Zubrow
>Chair Ag Users Group
>National Center for Geographic Information Analysis
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>
>Minghua Zhang
>Vice Chair Ag Users Group
>Zeneca Corporation
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>
>Max Crandall
>Vertical Manager Agriculture
>ESRI Corporation
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>
>Lee Hunt
>GIS Analyst, Implementation Services
>ESRI Corporation
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>
>Philip Mitchell
>Administrative Assistant to Ag Users Group
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>
>
 
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Gerrit Hoogenboom
Associate Professor
Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
The University of Georgia
Griffin, Georgia 30223-1797, USA
 
Phone:  770-228-7216
FAX:    770-228-7218
E-mail:  [log in to unmask]
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