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Leveraging Technology to Do More With Less... Big Value in Little Rock
2010 GIS/CAMA Technologies Conference
Little Rock, Arkansas
March 8-11, 2010
The 14th Annual Conference for Professionals in Property Assessment, Tax Administration, Mapping and Information Technology
The International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) and the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA) are pleased to announce the 14th GIS/CAMA Technologies Conference, to be held March 8-11, 2010 in Little Rock.
What you missed: Final Conference Program Brochure
Conference Program
The program was organized according to these general program topics:
1. Economics and Assessment - Presentations within this NEW track will address timely topics related to today’s economic situation including funding assessor operations on fees, revenue models adjustments for declining markets, property tax caps - pros and cons, and the long term affects of foreclosures on market value.
2. Professional Development & Management Strategies - This track is designed for individuals involved with managing GIS and/or assessor offices, as well as those trying to increase their core knowledge. From hiring and retaining employees, to strategizing on how to best manage your GIS and CAMA environments, to seeing what other counties are doing, this track will provide a wealth of insight on how to get the most out of your people and your technology.
3. Property Valuation & Modeling Techniques - CAMA modeling has come a long way. What are the methods and results of mathematical models used in the appraisal of property? The presentations in this track focus on the use of location in models, visual display of results with GIS, advanced modeling techniques, 3-D visualization and other related topics.
4. Technologies & Techniques - Stay ahead of the curve and get the most return on the GIS investment. Take a look at the road to Enterprise GIS, best practices, new and emerging technologies, the latest in Web development, mitigating technological changes, LiDAR visualization, viewpoints on the Cadastral Fabric, and more.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Chair: Mary Jo Starostka, Tyler Technologies
Associate Chair: Bill Campbell, GISP, Farragut Systems, Inc.
Program Committee Members
- Bob Bates, Alachua County Property Appraisers Office
- Cindy Braddock, Boulder County Assessors Office, CO
- Rachel Bryant, Manatron, Inc.
- Ed Crane, ESRI
- Dan Cypert, Washington County Assessors Office, AR
- Greg Daniels, City of Lynchburg, VA
- Kevin Daugherty, The Sidwell Company
- Mark Dupree, The Sidwell Company
- Peirce Eichelberger, Chester County, PA
- Kevin Hardester, Bruce Harris & Assocs.
- Chaula Jain, GISP, Mecklenburg County, NC
- Rickie Johnston, Pulaski County Assessors Office, Little Rock, AR
- Cindy Jester, a.c.t. Geospatial Inc.
- Dave McMullen, City of Lebanon, NH
- Bill Nelson, District of Columbia Government, DC
- Patrick O'Connor, O'Connor Consulting
- Phyllis Poche, University of Arkansas - Little Rock
- Lori Schlotter, Colorado CustomWare, Inc.
- Danielle Simpson, Boulder County Assessors Office, CO
- William Stephenson, Washington County Assessors Office, AR
- John Zimpel, State of Arkansas
CONFERENCE SPONSORS
About IAAO — The International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) is a non-profit research and educational association. Established in 1934, IAAO’s mission is to promote innovation and excellence in property appraisal as well as property tax policy and administration through professional development, education, research and technical assistance. For more information, visit www.iaao.org
About URISA — The Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA) is a non-profit professional and educational association that promotes the effective and ethical use of spatial information and information technologies for the understanding and management of urban and regional systems. For more information, visit www.urisa.org.
