Luncheon Presentations
GIS-Pro is pleased to present a stellar line-up of luncheon presentations in Portland, taking place on Tuesday, from 12:00 Noon - 2:00 PM, while enjoying a hosted lunch.
Luncheon Presentation: Introduced in Orlando and a hit again in Indianapolis, these presentations were very well-reviewed by presenters and attendees alike. Individual presentations (15-20 minutes in duration) are made a bit more informally at a lunch table instead of at a podium. The format offers the opportunity for in-depth discussion, questions & answers about the topic being presented. There may be additional opportunities to present during this session. If interested, contact Pat Francis with a title and abstract.
Presentations are noted below. You will have the opportunity to self-select the topic(s) you wish to learn more about. Each presentation will be made twice during the lunch session.
- Addressing in Small Jurisdictions: Law, Policy, and Procedure
Stephen Berry, GISP, Clark County GIS Consortium, Winchester, KY - Leveling Up: Moving from GIS Analyst to GIS Developer
Allen Ibaugh, GISP, Data Transfer Solutions, Fort Collins, CO - Civic Addressing in a Multi-Jurisdictional Environment
Warren Kron, Baton Rouge Planning Commission, Baton Rouge, LA - Updating Stream Classifications in the High Resolution NHD, a Pilot Project
Danielle Bruno-Favreau, GISP, Idaho Department of Water Resources, Boise, ID - Collaboration, Community, and the National Map
Sheri Schneider, US Geological Survey, Portland, OR - The Irene Effect: Lessons Learned in Vermont
Stephen Sharp, GISP, Vermont Center for Geographic Information, Waterbury, VT - The Evolution of a Local Government GIS Training Plan
David Torraca, GISP, Loudoun County Office of Mapping & Geographic Information, Leesburg, VA - Update on USGS US Topo and Historical Quadrangle Scanning Project for the Pacific NorthWest
Tom Carlson, PhD, USGS, Tacoma, WA - Customized GIS Models to Plan for Slipway Dredging
Steve Savage, GISP, Critigen, Bellevue, WA - Forest Service Risk Assessment of Disease Transmission - Native Bighorn Sheep
Steve Savage, GISP and Stefan Orehovec,Critigen, Bellevue, OR - GIS in Medical Geography
David Attaway, GISP, PCI Strategic Management, Washington, DC - X Maps Spot: Using GIS to Help At-Risk Dog and Cat Populations
Greg Miller, GISP, AICP, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), Portland, OR - LiDAR QA/QC - User Perspective
Jamie Young, AeroMetric, Monument , CO - TerraGo® V6 Geospatial Collaboration and GeoPDF®
Kevin Coles, TerraGo Technologies, Atlanta, GA - Modeling the Impacts of Blocked Railroad At-grade Crossings on Emergency Response
Mollie Webb, Golder Associates, St Louis, MO
Jochen Albrecht, PhD, Hunter College CUNY, New York, NY - Geoprocessing using the SEXTANTE Library in gvSIG and ArcGIS Desktop
Karsten Vennemann, Terra GIS Ltd, Seattle, WA - Close Range Photogrammetry – The Best Visualization Tool You Haven’t Used Yet
Jay Johnson, GISP, CMS, Western Cultural Resource Management, Sparks, NV - Dynamic GIS Fueled with Geospatial Data
Jeff Tomlinson, Intergraph Corporation, Thornton, CO - The Business of Creating a New Online Certificate Program
Patrick Kennelly, PhD, LIU Online, Brookville, NY - ArcIMS to ArcGIS Conversion of Environmental Field Findings Data Viewer
Joe Wong and Rob Grabarek, Critigen, Bellevue, WA - Supporting FEMA’s Mission of “A Nation Prepared” with GIS
Kristen MacDougall, CFM, AECOM, Los Angeles, CA - Dudley Triangle and Hoffman Triangle: Neighborhood GIS in Boston and New Orleans
Michelle M. Thompson, PhD, University of New Orleans , New Orleans, LA - Web Based Mapping at Villanova University
Guillaume Turcotte, GISP, Villanova University, Villanova, PA - 2012 ESIG Distinguished System - Will County Master Address Point System
Tong Zhou, Will County GIS, Joliet, IL - Study of the Public Transit System Accessibility Based on the Average Opportunity Accessibility Measure - A Case Study of Fargo, North Dakota - 2nd Place in 2012 URISA Student Paper Competition!
Nimish Dharmadhikari, Transportation and Logistics Program, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND - Impact of Distance, Traffic, and Elevation on Active Transportation to School for Children Using GIS - 4th Place in 2012 URISA Student Paper Competition!
Vu Dang, Transportation and Logistics Program, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND - New GIS Applications at Seattle Public Utilities
Harvey Arnone, City of Seattle, WA
