#HIFLD

The Rise, Power, and Uncertain Future of America's Open Infrastructure Data — Project Geospatial For two decades, the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) Open portal was the bedrock of U.S. disaster response and community planning—a free, authoritative map of the nation's most c...

@adamsimmons.bsky.social does a good job tracing the arc of #HIFLD, summarizing its impact, and making the case for its value. The effort that gave rise to HIFLD shows that government, industry, and non-profit can collaborate to do hard, yet beneficial, things.

projectgeospatial.org/geospatial-f...

In HIFLD, a Lesson I spent the past couple of days at the Esri Federal GIS Conference, still referred to by many as the “FedUC,” in Washington, DC. The primary reason I went was to attend some customer meetings. The …

I wrote this a year ago after attending a #HIFLD session at the Esri FedGIS conference. I stand by the post and especially its final paragraph.

blog.geomusings.com/2024/02/15/i...

I wrote this a year ago after attending a #HIFLD session at the Esri FedGIS conference. I stand by the post and especially its final paragraph.

blog.geomusings.com/2024/02/15/in-hifld-a-le...

So who's doing the #HIFLD today?

Next #HIFLD meeting, "Climate Data and Mapping for Infrastructure Resilience," scheduled for 13-14 November 2013 at USGS in Reston, VA.

At about 16:00, @DruidSmith was the first #HIFLD presenter of the day to show a screenshot of a browser other than IE.

#HIFLD registration deadline extended to 2 September. https://www.hifldwg.org

Look at that. There's a #HIFLD this week.