Regional User Groups
Get together with peers in your area.
If you would like your user group added to this list please contact us.
EWUG | NAGIS | SEWETUG | Driftless
Esri Wisconsin User Group (EWUG)
Head over to the Esri Wisconsin User Group (EWUG) to sign up for the mailing list for the annual meeting. Typically held in the Fall in lovely Green Bay.
Northern Area GIS User Group (NAGIS)
The Northern Area GIS User Group (NAGIS) was started around 1999 as a means for GIS users around Lake Superior and nearby areas to gather in order to exchange ideas and information on a regular basis. Around 2004 the group went on a hiatus and as of 2009 a need has arisen to resurrect the group again due to the cost of travel throughout the state for training and networking. This assemblage of people is an intimate group allowing for participation on a regional level to talk about day-to-day business. The focus is to use all forms of communication with peers and users of GIS information to help promote partnerships. GIS has been growing exponentially in many disciplines, including: Land Records, Zoning, Conservation, Surveying, Wireless E-911, Forestry, Health, Security, and Tourism. The difficulty of knowing a little bit of everything may be daunting for some and our hope is to provide an outlet for discussion to find solutions. We invite anyone who would like to come to the area to participate.
Southeast Wisconsin Esri Technical User Group (SEWETUG)
SEWETUG typically meets twice a year at various host locations in Southeastern Wisconsin to showcase user solutions and share ideas around all aspects of Esri software. If you would like to be on the mailing list, have an idea for a short presentation or would like to host a meeting, contact Kim Meinert, Waukesha County, or Jennifer Borlick, Rock County.
Driftless Area User Group
The Driftless Area GIS Users Group is a collaborative community for GIS professionals and enthusiasts in southwest Wisconsin. Since its inaugural meeting in Viroqua on October 8, 2021, the group has convened 1–2 times a year across the region to share insights, exchange resources, and explore a variety of GIS topics through discussions and presentations. Please contact Jeremiah Erickson to get on the group's mailing list.