Enhancing economic growth in Mississippi depends in part on creating awareness about the application of geospatial technology as a tool to strengthen and grow business.
Business leaders must be educated on the importance of geospatial technology as a component of an overall business
model, and that Mississippi is a leader in providing geospatial technology resources.
Business needs to take a proactive approach to implementing geospatial technology, or else risk losing competitive
advantage in the marketplace.
Delivery of information that is designed to educate business leaders is the goal of a series of videos maintained on
the GRI website. Companies that have 'success stories' to tell about geospatial solutions are featured in a 20 minute
video.
Geospatial personnel, computer, and application resources are featured in a series of short video presentations.
A selection of interviews from various MSU researchers is provided to inform you of how geospatial technologies are
enhancing and improving their research. Click on each name below to view the videotaped interview and hear each
scientist's comments.
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Geosystems Research Institute David Shaw (42.4 Mbytes) |
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GeoSciences Department Bill Cooke (43.8 Mbytes) |
Department of Landscape Architecture Wayne Wilkerson (28.9 Mbytes) |
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Forest and Wildlife Research Center David Evans (31.3 Mbytes) |
Electrical and Computer Engineering Roger King (33.7 Mbytes) |
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Visualization and Imaging Laboratory Robert Moorhead (36.9 Mbytes) |
Social Science Research Center Art Cosby (22.5 Mbytes) |
Mississippi's future economic development potential will be enhanced by 'getting the word out' that Mississippi is
the place to go to enhance the competitiveness of existing Mississippi businesses, or when courting new businesses
that are interested in coming to Mississippi.
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Geosystems Research Institute, an HPC2 Affiliate Director: David R. Shaw, Ph.D. Modified: March 17, 2009 WebMaster Directory Publications Intranet |
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