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As part of its mission of promoting the use of GIS in its member states, MAGIC has provided funding for numerous efforts over the past several years. Because there has been revenue generated from past conferences, and as a non-profit entity, the group feels that it must continue with this practice.
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What is MAGIC?


The MidAmerica GIS Consortium, Ltd. is a nonprofit educational organization established to foster the applications of geographic information systems (GIS) and related spatial technologies in the mid-continent region.
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MAGIC 2012


MAGIC 2012 was held in Kansas City, April 22 - 26. As the premier conference in the region, MAGIC promotes the advancement of GIS and geospatial technologies by focusing on today's key issues and challenges.
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Thank you to the 2012 sponsors!

2012 Symposium Information

April 22 - 26, 2012
Kansas City, Missouri
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MAGIC 2014
Will be April 27 - May 1, 2014 at the Westin Crown Center in Kansas City, MO.

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April 2013
Register for a FREE E911 Seminar
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Grant Applications have Re-Opened
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April 2012
Presentations Online
View presentations from MAGIC 2012

April 2012
MAGIC 2014
April 27 - May 1, Westin Crown Center in Kansas City, MO

What is MAGIC?

In addition to sponsoring the biennial MidAmerica GIS Symposium, the Consortium also sponsors important GIS projects around the region. Projects can be industry specific, such as emergency management, remote sensing and addressing, or they can be related to GIS policy, standards and architecture.

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"advancing mapping technologies in mid America"

MAGIC provides a focus for:
  • Establishing linkages between GIS users having similar application interests
  • Facilitating communication and data sharing across levels of government and between government, industry and academia
  • Promoting spatial data standards and land records modernization
  • Promoting collaboration and advancement of geospatial technologies

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