2009 Washington GIS Conference

The 2009 Washington GIS Conference will be held May 4th-6th.
Schedule is subject to change.

Last Update : 6/22/09

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Presentation pdf's are hyperlinked by title.

Monday
8:00 am- 4:00pm	Registration
Time	Room 402/403		Room 408/409
8:00 am- 12:00 pm	Introduction to Open Source GIS A Practical Approach Handout QGIS Workflows Mapnik		Designing Great Web Maps
1:00 pm- 5:00 pm	Creating Fast Web Mapping Applications with JavaScript		Cartography & Map Production
Tuesday
8:00 am- 4:00pm	Conference Registration
8:00am- 9:00am	Continental Breakfast Room 405/406
9:00am - 10:15 am	Opening Session - Room 405/406 Welcome & Keynote Address Welcome by City of Bellevue Representative Keynote by Cy Smith , GIS Coordinator: State of Oregon
10:15am - 10:30am	Morning Break
Time	Room 401	Room 402/403	Room 407	Room 408/409
10:30am-12:00pm	Environmental GIS	GIS Meeting Business Needs	Managing GIS In the Enterprise	Open Source: Python
	Remote Sensing and GIS for Monitoring Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity of Arid Wetlands by Monika Moskal	Managing Cadastre: The GIS Way by Arnab Bhowmick	A Proposed Municipal GIS Capability Maturity Model by Greg Babinski	QGIS Plugins - Creating Custom Spatial Functions Within the QGIS Application Framework Using Python by Aaron Racicot
	An Integration of ArcGIS Hydrology Modeling and Geoprocessing Tools with Dam Breach Flood Profile Analysis by Guy Hoyle-Dodson	Implementing Geodatabase Replication using ArcGIS Server 9.3 map and geodata services for transportation centerline data by Tim Moore and Trang Bui	Planning as a Key to Enterprise GIS Success by Kristy Burt	Scripting High Quality Map Generation Using Mapnik & Python by Dane Springmeyer
	Grappling with Goliath by Craig Hanson	Avencia - Geographic Prioritization for Economic Development and Job Creation by M. Cecelia Buchanan	Recipe for Excellent Specification Writing by Linda Gerull	Leveraging the Power of Open Source GIS Using Python by Gerry James
12:00pm- 1:00pm	Lunch Break Room 405/406
1:00pm-2:30pm	Support for the Lone GIS Professional	Enterprise GIS	GIS EveryWHERE: Transportation	Open Source: Webmodeling & Visualization
	Supporting The Lone GIS Professional: What Have We Learned So Far? by David Howes	Redeveloping the Bellingham City IQ Application with ArcGIS Server & Web Services by Don Burdick & Kirk Van Gorkum	WA-Trans, Washington Geospatial Transportation Network: Processes Progress and Interesting Problems by Tami Griffin	Open Source, Web-Based Spatial Decision Support Tool for Tidal Power Placement in Washington State by Aaron Racicot
	Supporting the Lone GIS Professional: A Lone GIS Pro Profile by Gretchen Peterson			The GeoViz Toolkit: Making Geographic Visualization Accessible by Frank Hardisty
	Supporting the Lone GIS Professional: Panel Discussion by Matt Stevenson & Eric Edlund	ArcReader Deployment in a Small City by Lynne Bridges	Developing a Custom Mobile Data Collection System for Roadside Feature Inventory Program (RFIP) by Masao Matsuoka	Building a Low Budget WebGIS for the Obama Campaign Using Mapserver, Post GIS and Openlayers by Karsten Vennemann
2:30 pm-3:00pm	Afternoon Break
3:00pm– 4:30pm	Cartography	GIS Best Practices	GIS EveryWHERE: Traffic	Open Source: GIS in the Enterprise
	As Many Maps As you Need : The Power of Automated Map Generation by David Howes	Suitability Modeling Best Practices by Gretchen Peterson	Tacoma Bike Map: Collaborating with Citizens to Map the Best Routes to Downtown Tacoma by Michael Stoddard	Open Source, Local Governments and the Economic Downturn by Jason Birch
	Simple Steps to Impress Your Supervisor (From Mapbook to a Dynamic PDF Product) By Katie Kelleher and Abram Calderon Handout 1 Handout 2	Heads-Up Digitizing of Riparian Land Cover and Land Use Using Oblique Photography by Josh Greenberg Heads-Up Digitizing of Riparian Land Cover and Land Use Using Oblique Photography by Josh Greenberg	Equal Partners: GIS and Asset Management by Greg Lang & Rock Butner	Oracle Fusion 11g and Maps: A Review of Recent State and County Implementations by Mark Millman
	Implementation of Cartographic Standards at the City of Bellingham Washington, by Ann Stark & Chris Behee	Vendor Presentation: Open Source Web Mapping and Support - Terra GIS by Karsten Vennemann	Traffic Sign Data Collection and Retroreflectivity for the CIty of Mercer Island WA by Ryan Nolet	An Example: A Middle-Tier MAF/Tiger Voter District Editing Tool by Mark Millman
4:30 pm - 6:30pm	Vendor Social – Cinco de Mayo Celebration, Exhibit Hall
Wednesday
8:00 am- 4:00pm	Conference Registration
8:00am- 9:00am	Continental Breakfast
Time	Room 401	Room 402/403	Room 407	Room 408/409
8:30am-10:00pm	Enterprise GIS	Asset Management	ESRI Vendor Presentation	Open Source
	Mapping Assessment Land Information by Bob Pool	GASB-34 Asset Management by Eileen Frimberger	Vendor Presentation: What's New in ArcGIS 9.3.1 by John Sharrard	Open Source Web Mapping - A Non-Developer's Perspective by Andrew Parker
	Enterprise GIS Implementation by Amab Bhowmick	Beginning Asset Management Using CarteGraph and ArcGIS by Katie Kelleher		It Can be Both - ESRI and Open Source, The Java Topology Suite in Action by Jared Erickson
	Enterprise Asset Management with ArcGIS Server Mobile by Amab Bhowmick	GIS-Based Storm Water Inventories for NPDES Phase 2 - A Thurston County Example by Chris Hansen		Using GDAL/ OGR for Data Processing and Analysis by Roger Andre
10:00am- 10:30am	Morning Break
10:30am- 12:00 pm	Dick Thomas Student Papers	GIS Best Practices	Public Safety	Mobile GIS - EveryWHERE
	Adam Freeburg & Shelby Anderson U of WA- Building High Resolution Paleoenvironmental and Archaeological Data Sets	The Best Way to Do Everything by Starla DeLorey Panel Members Jaime Crawford Starla DeLorey Bryan Fiedor Craig Hanson, Brad Hofman, Chris Jansen, Karl Johansen, Scott Moore	Disaster Preparedness and GIS: Planning, Implementation and Analysis of the January 2009 Flooding in Snohomish County by Jon Greninger	Vendor Presentation: New Technology for Accurate Data Collection by Ken Shersty GeoAge Video TopCon Video
	Daniel Alden, GRCC - Income Distribution in Coal Mine Hazard Areas: Renton, WA		Tacoma and Lakewood Police Departments Crime Early Warning System by Maria Sevier, Arnie Blaker and Kathy McAlpine	Mobilize Your Enterprise - Enterprise Application Integration & Your Mobile Workforce by Elizabeth Marshall
	Jessica Larson, GRCC - GIS Uses in Flood Restoration at Mt. Rainier			Simple Mobile Solutions Via Smart Technology: The Implementation of Freeance at Pierce County by Angie Venturato

12:00pm - 1:00pm	Lunch Room 405/406
1:00pm - 2:30pm	Student Track	3D & CAD	Potpourri	Mobile GIS EveryWHERE
	James Lamperth, CWU - Are Bull Trout Present in Cowiche Creek, WA? : A Spatial Model Predicting Suitable Habitat	Tetra Tech's GeoManager: Applied to Transmission Line Projects by Andy Bury	Integrating Pictometry and Non-Spatial Data with ArcGIS Server Web Applications by James van Dyk	How to use GPS and a Digital Camera to Capture and Embed the Photographic Attributes of a Point Feature with ArcPad 8 by Alison Walker
	Natalie Kopytko, Evergreen State College, - Sea Level Rise at U.S Nuclear Power Plants	Evolution of 3D Urban Modeling by Dan Campbell	Vendor Presentation: The King County GIS Center Training Express Program & GIS Academy by Cheryl Wilder	Using a Bluetooth - Enabled Laser Rangefinder for Mobile Data Capture by Jim Lahm
	Open Room	CASE to GIS by Brad Hofman Document Handout		Sidewalk Inventory for ADA Compliance using a Fully-Loaded Segway with GPS and a Laptop by Zorba Conlen
		CASE to GIS by Brad Hofman Document Handout
3:00 pm - 4:00pm	Closing

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2009 Washington GIS Conference

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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