GIS Day 2021 Mapping Ourselves: Geographic Information Science and the 2020 Census
Library Of Congress. Geography And Map Division
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"Mapping Ourselves: Exploring the 2020 Census" is a part of the international GIS Day events that take place at research institutions and universities around the globe. The Library of Congress has hosted GIS Day events for more than a decade. The programs always revolve around a specific current policy issue in which GIS is playing an important role. Last year the event centered on the Mapping of the COVID-19 pandemic. This year we will look at the science of use of the 2020 Census.
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