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- EIN 30-0092446
- (512) 507-8515
- 802 Harris Ave Austin TX 78705-2520 USA
- www.texasgs.org
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Causes: Government & Public Administration
Mission: The objective of the texas geographic society is to use geographic data and geographic information system technologies to help government services and education in texas and surrounding areas. During 2014 the texas geographic society (txgs) worked on a grant from fema to collect, organize, and distribute geographic data to support hazard mitigation planning in texas. We have a website available that citizens and, local and state government officials can access to identify their exposure to several natural hazards. The web-based services and the data provided on them are all placed in the public domain for use by anyone in the state to improve readiness for hazards, or for education purposes.
Programs: The objective of the texas geographic society is to use geographic data and geographic information system technologies to help government services and education in texas and surrounding areas. During 2014 the texas geographic society (txgs) worked on a grant from fema to collect, organize, and distribute geographic data to support hazard mitigation planning in texas. We have a website available that citizens and, local and state government officials can access to identify their exposure to several natural hazards. The web-based services and the data provided on them are all placed in the public domain for use by anyone in the state to improve readiness for hazards, or for education purposes.
the objective of the texas geographic society is to use geographic data and geographic information system technologies to help government services and education in texas and surrounding areas. During 2014 the texas geographic society (txgs) worked on a grant from fema to collect, organize, and distribute geographic data to support hazard mitigation planning in texas. We have a website available that citizens and, local and state government officials can access to identify their exposure to several natural hazards. The web-based services and the data provided on them are all placed in the public domain for use by anyone in the state to improve readiness for hazards, or for education purposes.