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		FEMA and Local Governments Battle Hazards With a New GIS Tool: HAZUS-MH Standard for Multihazard Risk Assessment on the National Stage
		ESRI Expands Support for Data Interoperability and Standards
		A Retrospective Look at the Need for a Multipurpose Cadastre
		Reliance Energy Limited Implements ArcGIS and ArcFM: India's Largest Company and Leading Power Utility
		The Rio Laja Watershed, Guanajuato, Mexico, Improving With GIS
		The ArcGIS S-57 ENC Nautical Data Model
		ESRI Enhances Support for Enterprise Customers
		U.S. Forest Service and BLM Collaborate in Land Management: Using E-Gov for Planning and NEPA

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		ArcGIS 9 Now Shipping: Geoprocessing, 3D Visualization, and More ArcGIS Engine Now Shipping: Create Focused GIS Applications ArcIMS 9 Now Shipping: Expands ArcIMS Geopublishing ArcGIS Server Now Shipping: Comprehensive, Server-Based GIS Announcing ArcGIS Network Analyst ArcWeb Services Now Offer Batch Geocoding 2004 Sourcebooks and Sourcebook·America With ArcReader Announcing 2004/2009 Forecasts From ESRI Business Information Solutions Natural Color Imagery Available at 15-Meter (0.5-Arcsecond) Resolution: Global Imagery Can Be Directly Used in Any ArcGIS Product and Is Available Via ArcWeb Services
GIS IN ACTION
		Manatee County Building Department Uses GIS for Permitting Work Flow: Decision Support Streamlined in Florida E-Land for E-Government: Using GIS in Korea Stockton-on-Tees, United Kingdom, Identifies and Remediates Potentially Contaminated Land With GIS The Charlotte, North Carolina, Urban Area Now Has a "Green Theme"

		Exclusive ArcNews Online Articles Cornell University Library Serves GIS Resources on the Web Pakistan Publishes GIS-Based Social Sector Atlas Series Turkish Government Bases National Emergency Response System on GIS ESRI Business Partners Offer Comprehensive Range of Solutions: Data, Software, and Services Provided for Users' Needs \|Online Only Article\| Orlando Utilities Commission Earns Honors at 2004 DistribuTECH Conference
GIS TRENDS IN WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
		The Rio Laja Watershed, Guanajuato, Mexico, Improving With GIS The Maumee River Watershed in Northwestern Ohio Inventoried With GIS \|Online Only Article\| Web-Based Floodplain Determination Served on the Web With GIS
EXPLORING THREE- DIMENSIONAL GIS
		Determining the Fate of the Buffalo River Sediment Plume With GIS Virtual Reality Meets GIS: 3D on the Wall Essex, Vermont, Discovers the Power of 3D Analysis Real Symbols for ArcGIS 3D Analyst

		Audubon Uses GIS to Identify Important Bird Areas in New York State g.net Architecture Used for National Bird Map Service Registry: What's in the Nation's Nest of Bird Data? U.S. Air Force Uses GIS to Predict Bird Strike Hazards
FOCUS ON MEDICAL GIS
		American College of Healthcare Executives Uses GIS to Form Chapter Network: Territory Mapping Key to Master Plan Tracking SARS in China With GIS
GIS COMMUNITY NEWS
		Our GIS Day Heroes!: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 Dr. J. Michael Fay: ESRI Africa Grants Coordinator URISA GIS Certification Update Data Models User Group 19th European User Conference: Copenhagen, Denmark, November 8–10, 2004 Mapping the News Significant Homeland Security Report Now Available: Mapping the Risks: Assessing Homeland Security Exploring History Through Maps, Taking the Mystery Out of Working With Census Data: Two New Books From ESRI Press