July 1996
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Seaside High School developed a Coastal Studies and Technology Center to get students interested in the environment. The project has since led to a $4 million grant and an award from President Clinton.
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When the trial of suspects in the Oklahoma City bombing begins, GPS data will help establish the locations of key pieces of evidence.
Canadian schools, in cooperation with the government, are finding unique ways to finance connections to the Internet.
The Virginia General Assembly is using workflow management tools to enhance and streamline the bill drafting process.
Riverside Calif.'s Computer Aided Drafting, Mapping and Engineering (CADME) system put mapping into the fast lane.
A step-by-step account of how British Columbia developed an RFP for its traffic radar camera system.
