I'm wondering if there's a map that is already been created a Disability Map over the internet? I'd like to create one for one of my agency. I am not sure if there is an data that I can collect because there are two types of Disability. One is visible and the other is Hidden Visible. I am a hearing impaired and am the GIS Specialist for a soil survey field office and also a Diability Emphasis Program Manager (10 to 20%). Does anyone have any advise for me on how to collect the data ?
Thanks for your time,
Robert Pollock
GIS Specialist
NRCS
Soil Survey Office
Las Cruces, NM
Disability Map
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, Jan 08 2007 03:23 PM
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Guest_Probert2006_*
Posted 08 January 2007 - 03:23 PM
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Posted 08 January 2007 - 06:30 PM
Robert,
At the 2005 NACIS conference in Salt Lake City, I remember someone giving a presentation on this subject. Unfortuneatly I can't remember the presenters name or the specifics of the presentation. Hopefully this post will jar someone elses memory.
At the 2005 NACIS conference in Salt Lake City, I remember someone giving a presentation on this subject. Unfortuneatly I can't remember the presenters name or the specifics of the presentation. Hopefully this post will jar someone elses memory.
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Posted 09 January 2007 - 10:19 AM
I'm wondering if there's a map that is already been created a Disability Map over the internet? I'd like to create one for one of my agency.
Hi Robert, I'm not quite sure what exactly you are looking to map... maybe I am misunderstanding your post. Are you looking to map access to the Internet? To web sites? State laws governing disabilities?
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Posted 09 January 2007 - 12:12 PM
At the 2006 NACIS-Madison conference, Megan Lawrence (with Amy Lobben) of the Univ. of Oregon gave a presentation regarding their tactile symbols mapping experiment.Robert,
At the 2005 NACIS conference in Salt Lake City, I remember someone giving a presentation on this subject. Unfortuneatly I can't remember the presenters name or the specifics of the presentation. Hopefully this post will jar someone elses memory.
Douglas Norgord, Geographic Techniques
www.geotechmap.com
www.geotechmap.com
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