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Programs, Southwest Regional Outreach/Coordination and Recent Catastrophic Events Like Haiti Huntington Beach, California April 18-21, 2010 Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach About CalGIS – Every year, the four URISA chapters in California, come together to present the CalGIS Conference, now in its 16th year: Northern California Chapter of URISA – www.norcalurisa.org Southern California Chapter of URISA – www.socalurisa.org Bay Area Automated Mapping Association – www.baama.org Central California Chapter of URISA – www.centralcalurisa.org 1 Thank you to all of our Sponsors! Gold Silver Bronze Nonprofit Events 2 Welcome Letter Welcome! I am pleased that you have chosen to attend our 16th Annual California GIS Conference! On behalf of The Southern California Chapter of URISA and co-sponsoring chapters we welcome you to California’s beautiful coastal location of Huntington Beach! Each year this conference relies on a dedicated team of volunteers throughout this great state. It truly has been wonderful to work with such an inspired and dedicated group of volunteers for this conference. I especially want to thank our sponsors and their contributions to our conference. They are equally committed to ensuring that you are able to take advantage of useful seminars, training and demonstrations that will benefit you and your office. We at CalGIS are proud to present you with a non-vendor specific forum. Please take time to visit and thank our sponsors for their support. It is a partnership between sponsors and volunteers that bring you this conference each year and I hope you will enjoy the fruits of their labor and can take back some new ideas, insights and inspiration to your place of work. As always, we have a wonderful assortment of speakers this year. At our opening and closing plenary sessions you will enjoy a variety of topics from our distinguished keynote speakers. James Fee is GeoBlogger and Evangelist for WeoGeo who will speak about the disruptive state of the geospatial world, new technologies like crowd sourcing, cloud scaling and NoSQL and how geospatial professionals can stay relevant in these uncharted waters. Eric Waldman of Microsoft’s Bing Maps will discuss web mapping services as it relates to empowering organizations to share, visualize and expedite business critical decisions. Nate Johnson of ESRI will discuss actionable information for public safety collaboration with examples from the City of Beverly Hills and the States of Alabama and Virginia. In addition to these visionaries, we will host a special Coastal Resources Track spearheaded by NOAA that will focus on geography and planning for California’s coastline. We also have a unique Homeland Security Summit headed up by the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) Southwest Coordinator that will present information on Federal and California geospatial programs, Southwest Regional Outreach/Coordination and recent catastrophic events like Haiti. I would also like to thank the Indigenous Mapping Network for partnering with us to reach California’s Tribal GIS professionals and welcome them into this community. The GIS Industry in California is one of the most populous and diverse in the country. We hope the content of this event speaks to all of us whether in federal, state, local or tribal government; special districts or utilities; non-profits; educational institutions; or private companies partnering with those groups to solve the challenging issues facing California today. The Planning Committee wants to thank you for investing your time and sharing with your colleagues to make CalGIS 2010 the best place for California GIS professionals to network and share emerging creative geo-solutions that will help us craft Geospatial Implementation in the 21st Century and help to Map California’s promising future. I am so glad we could all come together this week! Sincerely, Table of Contents Registration Hours ....................................................................... 4 Conference Schedule at a Glance ................................................4 Lisa Lubeley, GISP 2010 CalGIS Conference Chair Guest Speakers ............................................................................ 4 Conference Program – Sunday Workshops ................................5 Conference Program – Monday ..................................................5 Conference Program – Tuesday ...................................................7 Conference Program – Wednesday ...........................................10 Sponsors – ................................................................................ 12 Hyatt Diagram - ......................................................................... 15 3 Schedule at a Glance Guest Speakers Sunday, April 18 Monday – Opening General Session Preconference Workshops 8:30 – 10:00 am Monday, April 19 Evangelist for WeoGeo (www.weogeo. Opening Session & Keynote Speaker 8:30am – 10:00am com), James Fee, is widely regarded as a Exhibit Hall Hours 10:00am – 7:00pm leader in the field of geospatial and web- Exhibit Hall Grand Opening and Break 10:00am – 10:30am based mapping technologies. At WeoGeo, Breakout Sessions 10:30am – 5:00pm James has been responsible for helping Beverage Break in the Exhibit Hall 3:00pm – 3:30pm organizations organize, share and monetize Conference Networking their geo-content. He blogs about geospatial Reception in Exhibit Hall 5:00pm – 7:00pm technology at www.spatiallyadjusted. GPS Treasure Hunt 5:30pm – 8:00pm com and has helped develop an online GIS Tribal Track Meet & Greet 5:30pm – 6:30 pm community culminating in Planet Geospatial (www.planetgs.com). He is a frequent keynoter at GIS conferences Tuesday, April 20 around the world as well as an advisor on many technology panels. Gold Sponsor (ESRI) Session 8:00am – 10:00am He also is a regular columnist for GeoInformatics Magazine. Homeland Security Summit Sessions 8:30am – 5:00pm Breakout Sessions 8:30am – 5:00pm Wednesday Closing General Session & Lunch Poster Session & Beverage Break 10:00am – 11:00am 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Exhibit Hall Hours 10:00am – 3:30pm Roundtable Discussion Luncheon & Exhibits 12:00 – 1:30pm Eric Waldman, GeoSpatial Specialist - Bing Beverage Break in the Exhibit Hall 3:00pm – 3:30pm Maps - Microsoft Corp. (Exhibits End at 3:30pm) Having started with a BA in Environmental Happy Hour 5:30pm – 8:00pm Design from UC Berkeley, Eric Waldman has 25+ years of experience in GIS & Mapping Wednesday, April 21 industry with a strong background in Remote Breakout Sessions 9:00am – 10:30am Sensing, 3D Visualization and Web Mapping Closing Lunch, CGIA Awards and Services. His background includes: Managing Closing Speakers (Bing Maps & ESRI) 11:00am – 2:00pm Sales/Marketing at Hitachi Software Engineering, Western Regional Manager CalGIS Registration at Space Imaging, Vice President Photon Research, Senior Director Hyatt Huntington Beach Grand Foyer South GlobeXplorer, and for the last 4 years as GeoSpatial Specialist with the Sunday, April 18: 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Bing Maps team in Microsoft Corp. Monday, April 19: 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday, April 20: 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Wednesday, April 21: 8:00 am – 12:00 noon Nate Johnson, Regional Manager CA/NV/HI and National Public Safety Director Nate has over 25 years experience in GIS CalGIS 2010 Conference Committee and mapping in the state and local market. Michael Brewer, PBS & J, Sacramento, CA His experience has helped many enterprises Kevin Capone, GISP, Pechanga Tribal Government, Temecula, CA realize value from their GIS investment Mary Cook-Hurley, AirPhoto USA, Phoenix, AZ to better serve the public safety mission. Darrin Farmer, Weston Solutions Inc, Auburn, CA Starting out in the field collecting asset data, Sara Garver, PhD, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA Nate developed a strong understanding RuthAnne Harbison, GISP, City of Merced, Merced, CA for better data management, planning and Paul Hardwick, Homeland Security Regional Technology Center, San analysis and overall situational awareness that connects the field Diego, CA with the office. Nate leads the team working to share best practices Christina Hoffman, NOAA COASTAL Services Center, Oakland, CA with the public safety community through http://resources.esri.com/ David Jacobus, GISP, RBF Consulting, Irvine, CA publicsafety. Lisa Lubeley, GISP, Dudek, Encinitas, CA Jeff Orton, Kern County, Bakersfield, CA Matt Palavido, EDAW, San Diego, CA Matt Pendleton, NOAA Coastal Services Center, Charleston, SC Blanca Quintero, Sweetwater Authority, Chula Vista, CA Karl von Schlieder, City of Carlsbad, Carlsbad, CA Karen Snow, City of Delano, Delano, CA Geney Terry, GISP, El Dorado County, Placerville, CA Tobias Wolf, GISP, HDR, San Diego, CA Linda Wright, GISP, El Dorado County, Placerville, CA Kirsten Zecher, GISP, Dudek, Santa Barbara, CA 4 Program Sunday, April 18, 2010 • Legacy Data: Bringing It Into the 21st Century Preconference Workshops Jonathan Mulder, California Department of Water Resources, Red CalGIS 2010 is offering two URISA Certified Workshops and two NOAA Bluff, CA Workshops on Sunday, April 18, 2010. Hopefully you were able to take advantage of these in-depth educational opportunities! Public Health • GIS Program Management – URISA Certified Workshop – Salon B GIS Tools for Public Health – Salon B Instructor: Greg Babinski, GISP, King County GIS Center, Seattle, WA This session will introduce the idea of an Electronic Surveillance System that incorporates temporal/spatial patterns to detect disease • An Overview of Open Source GIS Software – URISA Certified Workshop – Salon C outbreaks, presentation
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