HGS talk - Mailing Lists

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Statement of purpose for the GRVMAG Discussion Group:
   - gravity and magnetics meeting announcements.
   - discussion of technical topics (i.e. filtering, terminology, etc).
   - clearinghouse for contractor mobilization.
   - circulation of survey and research proposals.
   - circulation of technical paper preprints.
   - forum to discuss and implement Internet resources (i.e. WWW pages).
   - general interest topics concerning gravity and magnetics.
   - queries and technical advice.


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General Rules and Charter of PUG-L

The list is intended to be a private, trouble-shooting aid for those in the Oil & Gas industry who use ESRI software. It is a place to exchange ideas about the use of GIS within the industry and provide a means to exchange AML's or Avenue scripts that are not considered to be proprietary by your company. Its primary purpose is to provide the subscriber with a source for quick and accurate information about ESRI software and GIS procedures and practices from others in the same working environment.

While it is not intended to be used as a "help-wanted" or resume-posting bulletin board, the vagaries of the oil & gas industry mandate some flexibility in this regard. Requests for vendor reccomendations are tolerated, provided that the hardware/software solutions are something that ESRI users normally use and/or purchase.

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