The 2007 CAP announcement is available here. $1,318,636 was granted under this year's program.

Funding Categories and Awarded Projects for the 2007 Cooperative Agreements Program

• 2007 Projects Factsheet Version
• Project List - includes status information
• Project Maps: Interactive  or PDF Format

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Category 1: FGDC-Endorsed Standards Implementation Assistance and Outreach
This category provides funding to organizations to assist in the implementation of FGDC-endorsed standards. The results of this category will be materials that can provide step-by-step assistance or a roadmap for implementing FGDC-endorsed standards.
Up to $25,000 per project, 7 projects.

Alaska Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Seattle, WA Bernard A. Megrey		Indiana University Bloomington, IN Timothy Sutherland
Remote Sensing & Geographic Information Science Michigan State University East Lansing, MI Jessica Moy		Mid America Geographic Information Consortium Topeka, KS Mark Duewell
National Biological Information Infrastructure Reston, VA and Seattle, WA Vivian Hutchison		University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI Rebecca Bannon
The Virginia Geospatial Extension Program Blacksburg, VA John McGee

Category 2: Framework Client Development
Projects will develop software clients for Framework Data Services to provide assistance to advance the development of client software to exploit online Framework Data to support general access to ANSI Framework data vector themes. Software will be integrated and provided as a capability of an existing desktop geographic information system client.
Up to $75,000 per project, 4 projects.

George Mason University Fairfax, VA Liping Di	The Open Planning Project New York, NY Chris Holmes
geoLeaders, LLC Burlington, MA Jeff Harrison	GCS Research, LLC Missoula, MT John Waterman

Category 3: Fifty States Initiative
Projects will develop and implement statewide strategic and business plans that will facilitate the coordination of programs, policies, technologies, and resources that enable the coordination, collection, documentation, discovery, distribution, exchange and maintenance of geospatial information in support of the NSDI and the objectives of the Fifty States Initiative Action Plan.
Up to $50,000 per project, 12 projects. Go here for more information about this initiative.

California Michael Byrne		Illinois Sheryl Oliver		New York Wlliam Johnson
District of Columbia Barney Krucoff		Indiana Jill Saligoe-Simmel		South Dakota Jenifer Sorensen
Florida Richard Butgereit		Maine Dan Walters		Utah Dennis Goreham
Iowa Jim Giglierano		Missouri Tim Haithcoat		Vermont David Brotzman

Category 4: Geo-Enabled Federal Businesses Initiative
The purpose of this category is to effectively communicate to Federal business managers the value of incorporating geospatial approaches into business processes, especially to those who have had limited experience with geo-enabled decision-making.
Up to $50,000 per project, 2 awards.

Great Lakes Commission Ann Arbor, MI Stuart Eddy

George Mason University Fairfax, VA Roy Hinton

Category 5: Geographic Information Integration
The goal of this category is to assist organizations and consortia to work together with the NGPO to develop and provide access to geospatial information that serves regional and local community needs. Participation is sought from those organizations and localities that are seriously considering or are in early stage of building GIS or services with the goal of maintaining, updating, and serving geospatial data of interest to multiple users. Funds may help new participants overcome initial impediments to participation and current participants improve their services as part of the NSDI.
Up to $50,000 per project, 4 projects.

Arrowhead Regional Development Commission Duluth, MN Kara Kent		Western Upper Peninsula Planning & Development Region Houghton, MI Ken Marshall
Ohio Office of Information Technology Columbus, OH Stuart Davis		McIntosh County Commission Darien, GA Fred Carpenter

• See the CAP Project Administrative Guidance for information about correspondence, reimbursement, modifications, and reporting for CAP projects.