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Very interesting article and I enjoyed the map design as well.  Glad Pitney Bowes could help out with the article.  Thanks for sharing! ------------------------------ Jeffrey Howe Quality Assurance Lead Pitney Bowes White River Junction VT ------------------------------

I second this nomination Cecily.  ColorBrewer is a huge help whenever I've had to create maps in the past.  It is very easy to work with. ------------------------------ Jeffrey Howe Quality Assurance Lead Pitney Bowes White River Junction VT ------------------------------

Thanks for sharing this Dave.  It's funny and helpful so I'm saving it for future use! ------------------------------ Jeffrey Howe Quality Assurance Lead Pitney Bowes White River Junction VT ------------------------------

Those are some great points Tom.  Another item to add to the discussion is the critical nature (or lack thereof) of the items QC checks find for these three areas.  Your Correctness example is a good one for an example of a critical error.  A parcel that is expected to be empty due to the parcel attribute ...

Very cool map Dave.  Thanks for posting it.  Any chance you know if that blotch of red in Colorado is a different Monroe treaty that didn't get labeled?  I was also confused at first with the inclusion of Vermont in the Treaty of Paris.  Wikipedia cleared that up though as I had forgotten that the State ...

Bryan,     The Buildings product offers a high and low elevation for the building which could be used for flood risk.  Adding in parcels would provide the elevation at the parcel centroid I believe.  Using all three would provide the most information about the flood risk for any particular plot of land. ...

Thank you James for the information.  The maps are a great visual to understand the change happening. ------------------------------ Jeffrey Howe Quality Assurance Lead Pitney Bowes White River Junction VT ------------------------------

Hello Dan,    Are the Postcode changes typically spread across the country or are there parts of the United Kingdom that are really seeing a lot of population growth thus most of the changes are located there?  I was curious about this in regard to automated quality checks.  If historically the change ...

Good article. Shows quite well how just displaying the results visually on a map would have told the State employees running the data queries that something wasnt matching up.