their properties and regulatory functions or contractors. Is that the case or is there involvement from them? MR. ASLAKSEN: Correct. Theyre primarily from the USGS and the coastal program within the USGS that centers itself out of St. Pete. They do a lot more with the contracting to collect those data for their purposes. They do have a research level system. I think Interior is well represented from the standpoint. And of course all big users of our shoreline product as well. And theres been a lot more depth in interagency for using a consistent shoreline primarily to NOAA because lots of folks are doing different things. But EPA, again we do reach out from the intercoastal mapping standpoint to other agencies as much as we can. But Ive not seen or really had table from the
their properties and regulatory functions or contractors. Is that the case or is there involvement from them? MR. ASLAKSEN: Correct. Theyre primarily from the USGS and the coastal program within the USGS that centers itself out of St. Pete. They do a lot more with the contracting to collect those data for their purposes. They do have a research level system. I think Interior is well represented from the standpoint. And of course all big users of our shoreline product as well. And theres been a lot more depth in interagency for using a consistent shoreline primarily to NOAA because lots of folks are doing different things. But EPA, again we do reach out from the intercoastal mapping standpoint to other agencies as much as we can. But Ive not seen or really had table from the
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