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- The Center for Geographic Analysis at Harvard University was founded in 2006 as a university-wide technology platform in the Institute for Quantitative Social Science, building on the foundation already created by the Harvard Geospatial Library and the Harvard Map Collection. The Center has permanent professional staff that administer Harvard-wide GIS infrastructure, collect and disseminate spatial data sets, and provide training and consultation in the use of geospatial technologies. The Center supports research projects and courses needing spatial analysis.
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