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The Map and Imagery Lab (MIL) serves the academic and research needs of the University of California, the state university system, business, industry, federal and state government, and other domestic and foreign educational institutions. Since its opening in 1979, MIL has become a primary information source for regional, national and global academic research and has hosted many symposia and seminars. |
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THE ALEXANDRIA DIGITAL LIBRARY (ADL): The Alexandria Digital Library offers easy access to its collections of geographically referenced materials. The library; headquartered at the University of California , Santa Barbara; is hosted by the Davidson Library's Map and Imagery Lab. The MIL team is working with development teams throughout the world to establish remote, independent, yet federated ADL nodes featuring local geographically referenced collections. |
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| DIGITAL PRESERVATION (The NGDA Program): Concerned that millions of nationally important digital information resources are in danger of being lost or corrupted, the Library of Congress has formed The National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP).As partners in the project the university libraries of UCSB and Stanford are leading the formation of the National Geospatial Digital Archive (NGDA), a collecting network for the archiving of geospatial images and data. |
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| Last Updated: January 4, 2010 14:46 |
Map and Imagery Lab, Davidson Library University of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9010 |