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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
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t Future decisions on the NSDI will depend on changing technologies, societal needs, and institutional structures. The Mapping Science Committee, in coordination with the Federal Geographic Data Committee, convened a two-day workshop in April ~ 996 to examine the range of possible fixture scenarios and their effects on spatial data activities.
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To what extent can data generated by defense/intelligence agencies support public civilian needs? How will public policies on the right to privacy and public access to information affect spatial data activities?
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will play an increasing role in the widespread sharing and integration of spatial data. Management of data quality and certification of data will increase in importance as the applications of spatial data expand.
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Issues that could influence future spatial data development include the following: What information requirements can be anticipated for the year Is there a core set of issues (such as clean water, air, food, health, education, transportation, urban development, and security) that will drive future spatial data concerns?
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In summary, the Mapping Science Committee hopes that this report will provide a better framework and richer context for thinking about the future of the NSDI and stimulate a more extensive debate on . these issues.
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