Kansas Association of Mappers

Kansas Association of Mappers

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The Kansas Professional Society for Mapping and GIS In 1986, the State of Kansas underwent a mass reappraisal and classification.

Founded in 1986, KAM allows various mapping and geographic information system professionals the opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences; address common problems and concerns; obtain advice; participate in specialized training and education; and gain recognition as qualified and competent mapping professionals.

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KAM provides a Designation Program designed to raise the professional standards of mapping personnel and recognize those with superior skills.

Our quarterly newsletter, Metes and Bounds, provides timely information about mapping issues and informative meetings at the state and regional levels.

Address

C/o Custom Meeting Planners, P.O. Box 30785
Columbia, MO
65205

General information

The first conference was held in November 1986. The growth and expansion that KAM has undergone since then can gauge the success of the one-day conference. At the 8th Annual Conference in 1993, the membership approved the 3rd Edition of the constitution that broadened the scope of KAM. The organization became more broadly based with a large variety of land information specialists joining in. The membership is currently over 200 and includes professionals from the federal, state and local government, the private sector and academic institutions.

In 1996, Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh, officially certified the KAM compass design logo.

KAM operates from a constitution and a set of by-laws. The Executive Board administers the business of the association. In addition, KAM has nine standing committees to support its activities. They are: Awards, Designations, Education, History, Legislation/Standards, Membership, Nominations, and Program and Publications.