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Appendix B Oral and Written Contributions Hugh Archer,* Kentucky Department of Natural Resources Ernest Baldwin,* U.S. Government Printing Office Yves Belzile,* Natural Resources Canada Hugh Bender,* Texas Natural Resources Information System Tom Berg, State Geologist, Ohio Ronald Birk, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Scott Cameron,* U.S. Department of the Interior Donald Cooke,* Geographic Data Technology William Craig,* University Consortium for Geographic Information Science Kari Craun, U.S. Geological Survey Patti Day,* American Geographical Society Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Drew Decker, Texas Strategic Mapping Program Brook DeLorme, DeLorme Maps Michael Domaratz, U.S. Geological Survey Shoreh Elhami,* Delaware County Auditor’s Office, Ohio Jeanne Foust,* Environmental Systems Research Institute *   Indicates a white paper submission to the committee. White papers may be found at: <http://www7.nationalacademies.org/besr/National_Map_Participants.html>.

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Patrick Fowler, Environmental Systems Research Institute Dennis Goreham,* State of Utah, Automatic Geographic Reference Center Charles E.Harne,* Bureau of Land Management John Hebert, Library of Congress Richard Hogan, U.S. Geological Survey Bruce Joffe,* Urban and Regional Information Systems Association Richard Kleckner, U.S. Geological Survey Scott Loomer, National Imagery and Mapping Agency Michael Mahaffie,* Delaware Office of State Planning Coordination Robert Marx,* U.S. Bureau of the Census Anne Hale Miglarese,* National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Scott Oppmann,* Oakland County, Michigan John Palatiello,* Management Association for American Private Photogrammetric Surveyors James Plasker,* American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Stanley Ponce, U.S. Geological Survey Mark Reichardt, Open GIS Consortium J.Milo Robinson,* Federal Geographic Data Committee Paul Rooney, Federal Emergency Management Agency Barbara Ryan, U.S. Geological Survey Rebecca Somers, Somers-St. Clair Curt Sumner,* American Congress on Surveying and Mapping, Inc. Eugene Trobia,* National States Geographic Information Council Ian von Essen,* Washington State Geographic Information Council John Voycik,* Greenhorne & O’Mara, Inc. James Wescoat, National Imagery and Mapping Agency *   Indicates a white paper submission to the committee. White papers may be found at: <http://www7.nationalacademies.org/besr/National_Map_Participants.html>.

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