2012 PLSO and GIS in Action Joint Conference March 13th - 16th

From Points to Polygons, Bridging the Gap TUESDAY schedule Additional Activities: START TIME 1500 1445 1315 1215 1045 1030 0900 0830 0.25 Hours 0.25 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1 Hour 1800 Exhibitor Set-up inSalon West 1630 to1830 0700 to1600 Software and Open Source Open Source MULTNOMAH Smackdown Applications Source/Esri The Pacific Frontier for Northwest: Open Data Integration The New Mobile Open GIS Women inGIS/Nerd Girls SocialinSalonEast Registration and Accuracies Extraction from Technologies Generation & CLACKAMAS Point Cloud and Natural and Natural Automated Resources Resources Fisheries Fisheries Imagery Feature GIS for GIS for Lidar Break Break Management Mapping the Community Addressing Real-world CLARK GIS GIS Lunch withOregon URISA AnnualMeeting Governments WASHINGTON Applications Applications Applications and Feature Extraction for Local Welcome andIntroductions byKeithMassie for GIS Lidar Web Esri SALON EAST Salon East Session Session Display (1&4) Set-Up Poster Poster SALON WEST (2&3) Competition Competition Competition Competition TIMBERLINE (continued) (continued) (continued) Student Student Student Student NSPS NSPS NSPS NSPS GLISAN OVERTON Break Break PETTYGROVE (continued) (continued) Meeting Meeting Meeting HAYDEN Board Board Board PLSO PLSO PLSO

TUESDAY schedule WEDNESDAY schedule Additional Activities: START TIME 1500 1445 1130 1315 1000 0930 0800 0.25 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 0.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1630 to1800 0700 to1600 rm Imagery from Open Source MULTNOMAH and Feature Point Cloud Automated Generation Geospatial Extraction Live-DVD (OSGEO) Box LunchwithExhibitorsandNSPSStudentCompetitionAwards (repeat) Demo Exhibitor’s Social (foodanddrink)in SalonEastandWest Registration CLACKAMAS Coordinates and Datums grammetry Geodesy, and Lidar for GIS Photo- Break Mapping and Salon West Geographic Innovations Coordinate Data Base in Mobile Program (GCDB) CLARK Break BLM GIS Collection and Opportunities WASHINGTON for Surveying Applications Bathymetric Surveying Changing Changing Beyond Places: Times, Data SALON EAST Leader Panel “Bridging the and Closing Remarks Thought Session Session (1&4) Plenary a “ Gap SALON WEST Competition Viewing of Olympics Map/Plat Exhibits Survey OPEN (2&3) and and Creating Online Understanding Area andGIS TIMBERLINE ArcGIS.com Maps Using Box LunchwithExhibitorsandNSPSStudentCompetitionAwards Parcels Collection and GIS Solutions Technologies for GISData Workflow GLISAN GIS Maturity Salon West Modeling OVERTON Break Break Vendor Rodeo edr Rodeo Vendor Vendor Rodeo PETTYGROVE Receiving and Receiving and Receiving and Receiving and Auction Item Auction Item Auction Item Auction Item (closes at HAYDEN Viewing Viewing Viewing Viewing 17:00)

WEDNESDAY schedule THURSDAY schedule Additional Activities: START TIME 1430 1300 1130 1000 0930 0830 1500 0.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 0.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1645 to 1745 1500 Exhibits teardowninSalonWest 0700 to1600 MULTNOMAH Professional Surveyors Professional Surveyors Charm Schoolfor Charm Schoolfor Light ²Update Cocktails inSalon East Registration (continued) CLACKAMAS with PLSOAnnualMeetingandAwards NO CLASSES-EXHIBITSOPEN Lunch SalonEast The 2011 David The 2011David Evolution of Evolution of the Oregon Thompson Thompson Columbia Columbia Territory Brigade and the and the Break Break CLARK Resolve Property Line Resolve Property Line Remedies to Remedies to (continued) Problems Problems WASHINGTON Columbia Crossing River 1745 to 1945 1630 to1745 1630 to1745 SALON EAST (1&4) PLSO Oral Scholarship Auction, Dinnerand Entertainment inSalon East Oregon Institute OfTechnology AlumniGathering inWhiteStagRoom Oregon State UniversityAlumniGathering inJantzenRoom SALON WEST Exhibits and Olympics Survey Open (2&3) Embezzlement Google Earth TIMBERLINE IRS Update Scanning Projects GIS and Fraud/ and Simultaneous Conveyances Propagation with PLSOAnnualMeetingandAwards Resurveys Technician Surveying Program Certified GLISAN Error of NO CLASSES-EXHIBITSOPEN Lunch SalonEast Perspectives Perspectives Future ofthe Future ofthe (continued) Profession Profession Surveying Surveying OVERTON Machine Control Break Break on the on the Using aVRS PETTYGROVE Positioning Accuracy for High Vendor Vendor Rodeo Rodeo Closes at1700) PLSO Silent PLSO Silent PLSO Silent Auction and Auction and Auction and (Auction HAYDEN Viewing Viewing Viewing

THURSDAY schedule FRIDAY schedule Additional Activities: START TIME 1430 1300 1130 1000 0930 1500 0800 0.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 0.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 1.5 Hours 0700 to0800 0700 to1600 MULTNOMAH Basic Logicforthe Basic Logicforthe Water Boundaries s e i r a d n u o B r e t a W Water Ways and Water Ways and Land Surveyor Land Surveyor PLSO PastPresident’s Breakfast inHayden Room Registration (continued) (continued) CLACKAMAS Break Break Enforcement Survey Plat Survey Plat OSBEELS- Navigating Narratives Process the Law CLARK The Surveyor’s Rolein The Surveyor’s Rolein Conflict Resolution Conflict Resolution Lunch withCollegePresentations andSurveyOlympicMapCompetitionAwards (continued) and ‘Meaning’ Directions and Measurement WASHINGTON ‘Intelligence’ New Needs, Calibration: Instrument Processes Solutions in SALON EAST (1&4) SALON WEST High School Olympics m a r g o r P Student Survey (2&3) and and BLM Surveying BLM Surveying Land Status Land Status TIMBERLINE e m o r d o x o L e m o r d o x o L Records the Wild the Wild Records m e t s y S (repeat) (repeat) System Taming Taming and and Embezzlement Roberts Rules and Services Associations n o i t a g a p o r P IRS Update 2012 NGS Products Update (repeat) (repeat) GLISAN Fraud/ Error and for GIS Tools for GIS Tools for GIS forthe GIS forthe Surveyors Surveyors Surveyor OVERTON Surveyor (repeat) (repeat) Break Break Top Ten Things Top Ten Things s p p A e l g o o G Google Apps PETTYGROVE Be DoingTo Be DoingTo Market And You Should Market And You Should PLSO Web PLSO Web Grow Your Grow Your Business Business (repeat) (repeat) g n i t e e M G U G O g n i t e e M G U G O GPS Network Million Points Million Points per Second - per Second- Mobile Laser Mobile Laser Scanning at Scanning at (continued) Real-time HAYDEN Oregon ODOT

FRIDAY schedule TUESDAY presentations preservation, asset management and more) of a transportation engineering/ more) and of atransportation management asset preservation, itin your historic introduce (surveying, construction, segment design, explain and visualization how and feature you extraction processing, may will methods of capture, presenter discuss The data platforms. terrestrial and advancing various airborne from remote technology operated sensing the on latest information this on rapidly current get or about, Learn Abstract: Topic: of Transportation Department Ron Singh;Presenter: Manager, Chief of Surveys/Geometronics Oregon Photogrammetrist Professional Aldridge; Chris Moderator: Room: Clackamas Lidar Technologies andAccuracies GIS Sky Blue Schumann-Curtis; Christian Presenter: Topic: Edwin Knuth Presenter: community. software Source developed isFree forby Software, and OpenLayers applications. the Open a JavaScriptimplements API geographic for building web-based rich with OpenLayers webno server-side browsers, modern most dependencies. for displaying in data JavaScript map isapure OpenLayers library Abstract: Topic: OpenLayers Owner, Gutierrez; Rafa Presenter: LLC Grafa hosted Mapbox’s outputon be and hosting site alternate or servers. with iseasy atext data editor managing so the or Tilemill application. can Tiles styling CSS basic uses including SQLite. and shapefiles, interface The PostGIS, ofsources data awide variety Tilemilluse the web can tile generation. and for maps for applicationstyling used local source Tilemill open isan Abstract: Topic: Tilemill Owner, Gutierrez; Rafa Presenter: LLC Grafa presentations. the of in Tilemill forinclusion. used demonstration will the data A brief setthe stage live interface, abasic editing, customizations, Mapboxconstructing and tile layer including problems mapping butnot limited withbasic some to presenters smackdownThe Maps. 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TUESDAY presentations TUESDAY presentations picture isbeingachievedpicture County, at Henrico VA. of operating goal acommon Integration.development The GIS considered has in -house and purchases of software thisResults: result policy The been has Centric”. were “GIS and - architecture hadboth open and purchases newall software systems. policy This would help eliminate duplicate that sure while making data DevelopApproach: a“GIS policy -Centric” that will integrate back office systemsthese that were “location predominately aware”. was how problem The was System the GIS. to integrate Management Asset The 5) System, and, Business Enterprise integral 4) an as sharing, was GIS seen to input and data approaches 3) Inconsistent departmental departments, were not across applications integrated, varied 2) Work management order (including Coordinator) the GIS the realized following: 1) systems -office Back County,Citizen in Henrico Response VA,of executive acommittee officers Statement: Problem While into looking Abstract: how help technology can Topic: JustonPresenter: Manville; Manager, GIS of Beaverton City Topic: Smith; Coordinator, GIS Cy Presenter: of State Oregon investments. GIS future theirinvestment GIS from ROI to projected in confidence and for help enhance will of be realized value presentation This the benefits to to agencies measure approach. ROIGIS measurement KCGIS made for astandardized recommendations and will study presented be the from learned Lessons summarized. will the results outlined be and analysis Center, ROI GIS for County the King used methodology The will bedescribed. of Washington,University Evans of School Public Policy, Cost-BenefitAnalysis ROI GIS study, County King The completed byanalysis. recently the ateam from an after-the-fact benefits of and the challenges discusses GIS ROI paper This ROI. their actual measure and to analyze operation putinto been their has GIS look back after investment. do agencies Rarely acost-benefit thefinancial justifies implementedanalysis after only is often isexpensive GIS Enterprise toAbstract: develop, operate. GIS and maintain, Topic: Finance Babinski; & Marketing Manager, Greg Presenter: Center GIS County King Management of Emergency Office of State Oregon Amy Esnard; Moderator: Room: Clark GIS Management Session Three,1315to1445 GIS-Centric Policy, GIS-Centric for Interoperability aCase Sharing Data Investment On Return (ROI)Measuring Presenter: Cress Bates; Coordinator, GIS Cress Presenter: Planning, Metro Inc. ArcToolbox. suite tools in integrating PostGIS, Sextante stored and of analysis into spatial I will of some the demonstrate options, editing data including and accessing to Looking tools GIS integrate source into open Abstract: your environment? Esri Topic: Funding, LLC Fuhriman; Manager, Engineering &Data Systems Darrel Presenter: Renewable of the tools Examples will discussed. be presented. be to used develop manage, process distribute source the and tools open The will build and customized tools structures data with ESRI ArcObjects. standardize have development several years source the past open using an to been model will review session This how the counties over usingESRI software. taxmaps their constructing Many distributed by counties are and DOR. process recording jointly by isfunded the and through collected monies ORMAP iscalled effort of Revenue This to (DOR) build Department taxmap. astate-wide the Oregon with working together in partnership currently counties are Oregon Abstract: Topic: ORTools Coordinator, GIS Anderson; Dean Presenter: Polk County DaveModerator: Percy; Instructor, GIS University State Portland Room: Multnomah Open Source/Esri Integration Session Four, 1500to1630 out! us check So built platforms. these on products Server, (ArcGIS MapServer, Maps),products Google and demonstrating and we of components will web-mapping the popular most the core discussing be technologies available to publish yourstudies, online. case data GIS Through next level? to show isdesigned methods seminar This and you the different isawesome! GIS Abstract: have But you ever wanted to take your to data the Web and Maps MapServer KML, Maps, Topic: Director, Planning, /Artistic Metro Inc.Keith Manager Programming Legg; USACE District Manzione;James Physical Portland Scientist, Paul DOGAMI Ferro; Analyst, GIS GIS County Clackamas Bohard; Eric Presenters: USACE District Manzione; James PhysicalModerator: Portland Scientist, Room: Washington Web ApplicationsforGIS PostGIS and Sextante with ArcMap PostGIS Sextante and Google Server, APIs ,ArcGIS Earth, with studies ArcGIS Google Case

TUESDAY presentations TUESDAY presentations Session Four, 1500to1630 presented. will at the Project hydroelectric be used analyses GIS The Dam. Rapids Priest at theat fish and theprototype top-spill through Dam bypass Wanapum smolt passage modificationssuccessful at the provideto Project increased have and species configuration and to led years operational between for trends haveelevations analyses GIS examined All been top-spill non-selection. and approach route efficiency, densities, of passage relative passage percent the included analysis rates.GIS evaluation passage configurations to increase provided valuable information to hydropower operational to modify engineers of juvenile has passage salmonids and of approach monitored. analysis GIS were juvenile potential these between interactions and predators salmonids and walleye,and implanted with transmitters acoustic surgically were also 2011 pikeminnow, piscivorous including fishes Northern smallmouth bass, In dimensions. in three smolts tagged acoustically todams track detect and in the were configured forebay,arrays immediatelyof botharea upstream, the Hydrophone theproject. of-river throughout and released systematically fish implanted into were surgically in Washington run- State. Acoustic transmitters River the on Mid-Columbia dams behavior Wanapum Rapids through Priest and juvenileto sockeye steelhead, assess Chinook,and passage and approach have studies Behavioral conducted overAbstract: been several years the last River, the on Mid-Columbia Project at aHydroelectric Smolts Washington Topic: Environmental Leaf Blue RodO’Conner; Biologist, Presenter: Fisheries Coordinator GIS Ken County Moderator: Pearrow; Clark Room: Clackamas GIS forFisheriesandNaturalResources for themselves. allow groups, to the functional user experience mapping create the best tabbed defined, interactive layer tree. and Familiar along with collapsible tools, panels, within to fashion auser- organized integrate inincludes thean ability client data for display. the map area simple to allow and use amaximum Maps Metro Planning’sMetro Web inaGIS creating goal application isthat Mapping itbe was solution to aviable this problem. that abrowser-basedrecognized solution for providing to data GIS user the end locked would remain away Planningthe project, often Metro stake holders. from during output created with analytical the along GIS of sources, avariety from gathered Data planning efforts. multi- jurisdictional, of regional, part as data to by of government aneed sets response collected GIS local to agencies share was Maps developed Metro stack. in simple Source to isafull Open and use ofgovernmentapplication The isquick, small,local needs mapping agencies. Web Planning, aGIS Metro Inc. designed has Abstract: application to the meet Topic: Using to GIS Evaluate Behavior of Passage Salmonid and the Approach solutions forgovernment local Source Open –Scaleable Maps Metro assessment, and initial feedback concerning the use of the use the data. initialfeedback concerning and assessment, and accuracy classification encountered,the resulting challenges and used scheme the classification data, lidar and ofuse multiple imagery resolution techniques classification to improve based object classification, resolution high and will of the use segmentation discuss image limited presentation This budget. cover land to resolution ahigh produce that met both group’s within a needs, were able LCREP NOAA in this and mappingproject, used the approaches and this partnership, Through C-CAP’scapitalize on framework. mapping national were to able with NOAA, by and, (C-CAP) partnering Program Analysis Change developing with coverNOAA’s discussions land such they began data, Coastal was interested in Partnership the Estuary When activities. these to support vital is identifies that accurately features, and estuarine wetland other vegetation cover land Up-to-date, detailed data, programs. educational and restoration, ecosystem through monitoring,habitat estuary this significant protect nationally (LCREP) worksof to Partnership Lower people. The Columbia River Estuary ishometo of and of of hundreds thousands animals species hundreds supports isacomplex lower The ecosystemAbstract: that Columbia River estuary and Lower Columbia River Topic: Center Service Coastal NOAA at the Group IM Robinson;Systems Chris RemotePresenter: Analyst, Sensing forcomprehensive study amore prototype a as by much unexploited has serves this survey also potential and for analysis, to isolate for any beaver habitat-selection criteria activity, produced set the data for model failed beaverhabitat analysis ecosystem. in theWhile urban statistical of the development in pursuit clusters, of apredictive for activity statistics spatial and correlations, estimates, statistical density to weightedused produce activity chews, mitigation installations), human lodges, (includingand sign dams, were spp.) canopy shrub major beaver and and presence, points of and classified condition, vegetation cover,streambank beaver woody debris, nutria large and of in the 2011. spring OR, including conditions (including both stream data, These of the Tualatin Washingtonproperties County, District, HillsRecreation and Park of beaver the on presence data GIS Icollected (CastorAbstract: canadensis) in the Tualatin District HillsRecreation and Park Topic: College Community Portland Program, GIS Butler; Eric Presenter: High Resolution Land Cover Partnership and Data Development Data and in the Cover Land Resolution High Partnership in spaces open and parks of beaver in urban assessment activity A GIS

TUESDAY presentations TUESDAY presentations water surfaces will appear to will undulate; white-water appear and water waterfalls, wind surfaces ripples, with centimeter accuracy. some resolution, and at mapping this scale When to surfaces map accurately the ability has data lidar resolution High Abstract: Topic: Inc. Lead, Watershed Processing Sciences, Josh McLaughlin; Data Presenter: market. of this demands the challenging that formeets framework feature extraction that leveragesmethodology to automated provide processing ascalable powerthe mapped proximate WSI developed lines and has acustom areas. of perspectives 3D withdetailed provides valuable the and user orthophotos, resolution high from toapplied extracted the point cloud, with RGB along colors sway that is scheme in classification various weather detailed conditions. The and sag conditions under of maximum modeled be any can circuit software, in conjunction Using data with lidar engineering costs. inaccuratesurveying field extensive site on reduces often and aquick and response technology enables time of this turn-around with the rapid areas potential and problem critical Reporting vegetation, buildings, walls, fences, other structures. roads, and substations, types, indicatestructure and Classifications wire obstructions. vegetationother aerial and wires, crossing to surfaces, proximity ground violations, including for detecting clearance provides necessary the data point cloudlidar over high-density Afully year classified, period. athree standards with NERC reliability in accordance rated and mapped circuits have must America their as-built in North companies utility All Abstract: Topic: Inc. Lead, WatershedDominique Processing Schmidt; Sciences, Data Turner; Sabrina Presenters: Inc. Lead, Watershed Processing Sciences, Data Smith; Doug David Consulting Photogrammetrist, &Associates Moderator: Smith Room: Washington Lidar ApplicationsandFeature Extraction Topic: WCCCA Crawford; Ian Presenter: 9-1-1 Topic: Presenter: Zac Christensen, Metro Topic: Smith; Coordinator, GIS Cy Presenter: of State Oregon Management of Emergency Office of State Oregon Amy Esnard; Moderator: Room: Clark Addressing Session Four, 1500to1630 Generating Hydraulic Breaklines With Lidar Data Lidar With Hydraulic Breaklines Generating Power Point Line using Lidar Mapping Cloud Classification CAD and systems. management for emergency Addressing Tools. Geocoding File:And Address Processes Master Associated Metro Statewide Points, Smith Address Cy method. well ofimplicit some as the depict uniquewith this challenges as representation will givepresentation overview an of WSI’s methods for water and identification method availablescale water to with elevations. bodies uniform represent This the potential has to dataset accurate, bea highly lidar automated, production- a hydraulic Creating from pointcloud breaklines cloud and deriveddatasets. roughness by generating water boundary breaklines entirely from the from entirely breaklines by waterroughness generating boundary removes Watershed Sciences Hydro-Flattening. surface called a process the hydraulic to elevation,in represent features order with astatic through to in water remove itis desired present models, surfaces the variability surface of variability. with adegree contributeall Occasionally, to asurface in raster native point

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Numerous digital and direct both film derived imagery with area to the same map opportunity an presented project Arecent Abstract: Topic: ProfessionalPhotogrammetrist Aldridge; Chris Presenter: Photogrammetrist Professional Aldridge; Chris Moderator: Room: Clackamas Photogrammetry andLidar show and you howPostGIS software to started. get we lightning the OSGeo will presentation and up QGIS After open to started. get will givepresentation how youand what itcontains overview an of the project, This datasets. with applications sample along Source Open GeoSpatial best with close 50 to of the pre-configured and distribution, that ispre-installed DVD,Live bootable isaself-contained the Project on Xubuntu based linux OSGeo The ofProject. oneof the OSGeo-Live and the coordinators LISAsoft, at Manager Shorter, compiledby Programs originally Cameron GeoSpatial of Live Awalkthe OSGeo lightning through presentation project, Abstract: Member, Cody; Skip Presenter: OSGEOPDX Group User Room: Multnomah Live-DVD Demo Open Source GeoSpatialFoundation(OSGEO) Session One,0800to0930 Lidar vs. photogrammetry – And the is? 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Android Topic: of Oregon Programmer, University Lab, InfoGraphics Jacob Bartruff; Presenters: the way. along welessons learned concluding overview and with an of the and insights publish the web services, maps/etc, to followed methods used Server by of the ArcGIS ademonstration (mxd’s,show Desktop how ArcGIS etc) to ArcCatalog, isused packagethe data/ functionality, app we’ll alive structure: of particular same demonstration then mobile that utilize apps Esri’s mobile APIs. topic will Each follow section the withinindividual functionalities their award-winning iPhone Android and UOregon will cover Lab UOtopics InfoGraphics The three (below) by demonstrating Management of Emergency Office of State Oregon Amy Esnard; Moderator: Room: Clark Cartography toSmartPhoneUsers Enterprise GISData,Analysis,andHighQualityCustom Innovations inMobileMappingandGIS:Connecting in the Northwest. for projects accuracy, methodology to cost at recommended and arrive technicalchallenges, Integrating non-GIS data into data yourIntegrating non-GIS mobile services app to mobile devicesDelivering advancedfunctionality GIS to iOSand to custom cartography deliver Server quality high Using ArcGIS Ken Kato; AssociateDirector, of Oregon University Lab, InfoGraphics

WEDNESDAY presentations WEDNESDAY presentations Abstract: A taxlot can have many different values for area. The different area area different The have can values for area. many Ataxlot different Abstract: Topic:Area Understanding Pool; Bob Presenter: Manager, GIS County Clark Pool; Bob Moderator: Manager, GIS County Clark Room: Timberline Understanding Area andGISParcels application to hydrographic surveys. will review also their and validation VDatumpresentation models of NOAA solution. The anetwork solution and asingle base that apply presented be (PPK)methods will kinematic reviewed be will studies case processed and post and Both(RTK) of kinematic real-time hydrographic surveys. accuracies positioning motionsystems and reference to improve inertial and vertical will cover presentation This Abstracts: the application of GNSS coupled tightly Topics: PPK Aided Surveys for Hydrographic GNSS Inertially David Evans Inc. 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WEDNESDAY presentations WEDNESDAY presentations it impacts thecommunity.it impacts GIS TodayAbstract: Mr. Keck how whatis, GCDB willabout talk itismade, how and he isheavilyand involved the PLSS with into incorporating the BLM’s GIS. Today Surveyor, he works aLand with the BLM as the program GCDB managing &Washington. in Oregon thatLicense time,during his Surveyors he acquired movedand to on Highway Routewith the Federal Design Administration. Also of his career,course involved he became &design engineering with Forestroad in Mr.1974.Biography: with the ForestService his Keck career began the During Surveyor, Tim Keck;Presenter: Land BLM Oregon Room: Clark BLM GeographicCoordinate DataBase(GCDB)Program Topic: John Putnam;Geomatics Presenter: Orion how describe coordinate you and systems could in make Oregon, itwork for you. topicThis will review of inform you the OCRS, the basics of new laws to relating Coordinate(OCRS). 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WEDNESDAY presentations WEDNESDAY presentations the development the 2011 during GMCM of a ‘strawman’ draft Washington GIS Competency (GMCM). Model Management initiative This in 2011 began with initiative the URISA-led describes to paper This develop 9Geospatial the Tier was not(Management) completed. technology field.However, in the geospatial career successful the GTCM 9 Tier (GTCM).Model for a the competencies required describes model 9-tier This Technology published the the Geospatial USDOL In 2009 Competency of theirmanagement. GIS the on depending maturity However, investment on the return - isvariable (ROI) for agencies these to develop in excess budgets operating with their annual GIS, of $250,000. tosmall counties mediumhave sized and cities invested $1 than million more isexpensive GIS Enterprise toAbstract: develop, operate. Many and maintain, Topic: Finance Babinski; &Marketing Manager, Greg Presenter: Center GIS County King Management of Emergency Office of State Oregon Amy Esnard; Moderator: Room: Overton GIS MaturityModeling employees. with information share and work edit orders directly also can Public Worksprojects. Supervisors urgency, on of based the status ongoing should prioritized be well as identify as work to order. which work orders see corresponding municipal staff enables This now pull can and up the click any on asset staff City customer service. reliable to minimizemaintenance, the enabling City provide disruptions and more infrastructure the Web.streamlined through significantly has transition This iVAULT data tobe financial linkedand to asset and GIS, published enable ArcGIS Silverlight API, PacificforAlliance Microsoft then implemented Technologies Using the ArcGIS toable consolidate geodatabase. into of all data its acentral was the municipality. the City throughout the on ESRI platform, standardizing By was available only data GIS and afew on databases desktops in separate information asset and financial its hadstored of Whitehorse City The Abstract: Topic: Presenter: cloud. technology, with the provide and tips for how government local started get can this transformative illustrate ofCloud GIS, how Longview embraced the City we’ll In this session, awareness. community developments explore recent in information to residents’ enhance property and publish cities lets community time. CommunityView™, constrained budget the public facing site of CityGIS™, to burden gains with IT;no added immediate efficiency in this factors all critical Session 2,1300to1430 Geospatial Management Competency (GMCM) Model Management Geospatial iVAULT in Canada’s Government Streamlines Services for North ArcGIS Chris Gardner; Western US Regional Manager at PacificAlliance Western Manager US Regional Gardner; Chris decade. in NGOs for over manager adata working as and Systems, a and Management that involved in in History, Information career aMasters aMasters getting to communicate the world. eclectic their message hadan BeforeGoogle, Mano Google’s use governments organizations aid and technologies mapping to travelled APIs. has He Geo the world helping corporations, individuals, Developer Relations team. 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WEDNESDAY presentations THURSDAY presentations documentation or a failure in the location afailure or ofdocumentation the boundary. We will the discuss by whether caused in the line afailure title problems, to with property used deal to table?bring the resolution We be which can will the various remedies discuss the surveyoravailable can to knowledge, What expertise skillsand the surveyor? walks and the surveyor the discloses problem away, are what other remedies Abstract: conflict of resolving and evidence. laws, research, topics boundary on publications and covering Mr. resolution. articles numerous authored has Stahl dispute mediations and services, consultation boundary land research, and historical title performing conflicts, boundary resolving boundaries, Inc. 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State Arizona, Oklahoma lives He miles Prescott, near of Wyoming 1995, and at the University Instructor aSurveying iscurrently and law institutions education in higher since subjects boundary taught has Dennis subjects. survey boundary since 1984.professions To over date, instructed has Dennis 70,000 on students estate real for and it’s the surveying conductedseminars has printing. He third Handbook”, in 1996, “Ethics for the authored Surveyor” Professional and now in isacontributing author Dennis to the textbook Canada, Surveying “The and Interior. 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When When problem. to discover the first often are aboundary Surveyors benefit benefit of theprofession. levels, how can/should and involved become surveyors for and the their benefit Abstract: Maryland. surveyor and in professional Virginia isalicensed He of the magazine’s existence. 25 years first the during profession surveying the in individuals Influential Most 25 by to he was the named Top Surveyor Professional beamong Magazine In 2006, includingdevelopment the 2011 made to standards, of these upgrades version. in the joined his fellow he has Committee, members Requirements committee NSPS the on ALTA/ACSM along-timeAs representing member TitleSurvey Land COGOin 2010. Chair as served respectively. them affecting issues on them diminishamong He and discord of groups, interest (COGO) avariety among dialog isto whosepurpose increase the ACSM as to Delegate Organizations the Coalition of serves Geospatial Curt at Troy Committee Advisory in Alabama. University Curriculum the on (FIG).Surveying ofFederation Surveyors serves also He of isamember the ACSM and toU. Delegation the International Congress, S. the and community in the geospatial state organizations and national numerous with for profession liaison the pointsurveying and of contact isaprimary He nationwide,surveyors internationally. and (ACSM), Mapping of and the interests professional Surveying collectively serving on Congress (NSPS) the American of and Surveyors Professional Society W. isthe Executive Curtis Sumner ofBiography: (Curt) the Director National Surveyor’s (NSPS) Executive Sumner; Director, of Professional Curt Presenter: Society National Room: Glisan Certified Surveyor Technician Program decade. in NGOs for over manager adata working as and Systems, a and Management that involved in in History, Information career aMasters aMasters getting tocommunicate the world. eclectic their message hadan BeforeGoogle, Mano Google’s use governments organizations aid and technologies mapping to travelled APIs. has He Geo the world helping corporations, individuals, Developer Relations team. 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THURSDAY presentations THURSDAY presentations Room: Clark/Washington Remedies toResolve Property LineProblems (continued) Room: Multnomah/Clackamas Charm SchoolforProfessional LandSurveyors(continued) Session Two, 1000to1130 site mappingprojects. certain on and effort time reduce significantly will of can that workflow conclude aGIS with the demonstration presentation The will presented. be also awhole as profession the surveying and their businesses individual practitioners, which need be to implemented changes strategic by Specific discussed. will Surveys be (Boundary) Cadastral and Title Layout, Land Construction Data Accumulation,of areas in the trends technology will Specific presented. be technologies, new pathways relevant to leverage and remain for practitioners the examination impact of an and emerging trends Through of practice to change. those reluctant to fulfill obsolete the destiny rendering while on theonehand of theprofession combiningare GIS GPS and technology Specifically: profession. the surveying of in the history shift will explore paradigm this presentation the significant most examination Beginning with an Abstract: of of the role the surveyor in society, litigation. zoning and title, dispute and boundary resolution boundary retracement, Vannozzi worked in for private 19 practice specializing boundary in ancient years Mr. to in focus education 2003, surveying on his career Before reorienting GIS. and Mapping in Surveying, he teaches various courses where Science of New Hampshire’s at the University program of School Thompson Applied Professor in the Civil Technology Assistant an iscurrently He in Massachusetts. Surveyor Land aProfessional as isregistered He Surveyors. Education for Land and Applications GIS on isfocused His research of Connecticut. the University at (NRE) Resources of Natural candidate in the isadoctoral Department He (with emphasis) in 1984 asurveying inSurveying 2006. in MS Forestry an and and in both with concentrations Forest Management with Honors High Forestry Mr.Biography: Vannozzi of within aBS Maine of isagraduate the University of New Vannozzi Hampshire Rich Presenter: Professor –University –Assistant Room: Overton Perspectives ontheFuture oftheSurveyingProfession Session One,0800to0930 modern technology.modern of part tool integral indispensable and an as propagation overviewbroad of error provides a presentation willThis layout, alignment discussed. be industrial and construction in computed propagation area, of Applications propagation. error law of covariance of the general cases etc. simply special a product, are the mean, of asum, aseries, error will show for that the the formulas standard adjustmentmethod. presentation data This squares of the the least basis and science, isthe foundationmeasurement”. propagation of measurement Error science of and art in the as defined “experts are Surveyors Abstract: minor.Surveying in developing option, minor,instrumental aGIS degree GIS the BS a recently and ever-changingintroduce technologies into geospatial Jack was the curriculum. worked has He Adjustment. to Squares Least 444 GME and Projections, teaches 451 GME Geodesy, 425 GME Remote 452 GME Sensing, Map Purdue University, from holds He in aMS Geodesy currently and Department. Jack WalkerBiography: Tech of Chair the isProfessor Oregon and Geomatics JackPresenter: Walker; Professor, Institute of Technology Oregon (repeatedRoom: Friday Glisan @1500) Error Propagation Federation of Surveyors (FIG). He also serves on the Surveying Curriculum Curriculum the on (FIG). Surveying ofFederation Surveyors serves also He of isamember the ACSM and toU. Delegation the International Congress, S. the and community in the geospatial state organizations and national numerous with for profession liaison the point surveying and of contact isaprimary He nationwide,surveyors internationally. and (ACSM), Mapping of and the interests professional Surveying collectively serving on Congress (NSPS) the American of and Surveyors Professional Society W. isthe Executive Curtis Sumner ofBiography: (Curt) the Director National Surveyor’s (NSPS) Executive Sumner; Director, of Professional Curt Presenter: Society National Room: Multnomah/Clackamas Light Squared Update Session Three,1500 to 1630 Room: Overton (continued) Perspectives ontheFuture oftheSurveyingProfession Devine; Doug Presenter: Owner, PacificSupply Survey Room: Timberline Scanning Projects

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THURSDAY presentations THURSDAY presentations new business opportunities for your firm. surveying new opportunities business accurate with their more machineproductive systems control and generate and more provided be make by that that can can contractors surveyors services and howthe machines and they with other. each interact We will the data discuss of machine systems available control that are today, on used the components site works. machine aconstruction We on control will types explain the different of how will understanding give abetter presentation This surveyors Abstract: since 2002. industry construction of involved machine systems control been intohas support the and in the sales industry. in the survey He support and in sales his career in 1990, he started since 1976. worked He company surveying for for land 14 alocal then years, involved been has industry Randy Construction Products. and in the Surveying for Trimbledealer Navigation’s Positioning Construction and Machine Control into isthe market.area SITECHpositioning products the construction Oregon for the support and training include His responsibilities sales, in Portland. for SITECH engineer Oregon sales isaconstruction Stuart Randy Biography: Engineer, Sales Stuart; SITECH-NorCal Randy Presenter: Room: Overton Machine Control plats. the what vacatedto who gets plat, and unrecorded do about in the original street plat created, evidence to look for, methodology, resurvey how to with errors deal Law,Platting subdivision? what makes aplat alegal (ORS Chapter 92), what a platsbefore linesState in historical old plats, in determiningused the boundary that is in material how Reference old plat. in an to doing aresurvey approach will cover class The Abstract: the following to issues acquaintthe participants (NSPS) of in 2008. 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THURSDAY presentations FRIDAY presentations Session One,0800to0930 interpretation and resolution of conflicting resolution and interpretation terms. involving cases lifereview deed examples court real some and of projects We problems. the surveyor of for will unforeseen in resolution contracting also will reviewed be We discussed. and will tips techniques discuss to and assist which provide to principles direction and the surveyor resolution rules for conflict common and presumptions, law Statutory conflicts. occupational and conflicts, adjoiner conflicts, written We between will the distinctdifferences discuss in conflicts and evidence. mistakes,inwritings, conflicts transcription common will drawn. be We of the role the courts and will with deeds, look at problems of of evidence the role the surveyor will between examined be comparisons and court’s The view locations. upon by relied the surveyor to determine boundary We ofAbstract: evidence will with areview aspects begin of the fundamental conflict of resolving and evidence. laws, research, topics boundary on publications and covering Mr. resolution. articles numerous authored has Stahl dispute mediations and services, consultation boundary land research, and historical title performing conflicts, boundary resolving boundaries, Inc. Lake Surveys, City. in Salt Land Mr. land specializes in surveying Stahl Professional owning Cornerstone operating currently and Montana, and Utah surveyor land in of the states professional John isaregistered Biography: Surveys ProfessionalLand PLS; John Stahl, Presenter: Cornerstone Room: Clark/Washington The Surveyor’s RoleinConflictResolution own by logically profession. our very not very treated often that are issues survey our society, boundary of with discussions ends real and illogicalthinking by withgenerally some that starts day Ahalf course Abstract: of Phoenix. north 100 about University. State Arizona, Oklahoma lives He miles Prescott, near of Wyoming 1995, and at the University Instructor aSurveying iscurrently and law institutions education in higher since subjects boundary taught has Dennis subjects. survey boundary since 1984.professions To over date, instructed has Dennis 70,000 on students estate real for and it’s the surveying conductedseminars has printing. He third Handbook”, in 1996, “Ethics for the authored Surveyor” Professional and now in isacontributing author to Dennis the textbookU.S. Surveying Canada, “The and the Interior. In addition to having published in the over technicalarticles 250 of Department for the Program Surveyors Federal he developed the Certified Training Cadastral National In that position Coordinator for BLM in Phoenix, AZ. the as “Advanced served recently most School”and Forest Service Cadastral for the BLM/ manager course and instructor an been has Dennis Biography: Surveyor, Mouland; Dennis Land Presenter: Tree Witness Consulting Room: Multnomah/Clackamas Basic LogicfortheLandSurveyor • • • • • • • • • • • • • Abstract: (NSPS) of in 2008. Surveyors Professional Society of the President the National as conventionsand served also He for surveyors. helping and to workshop times, several three host state workshopsrefresher of the Chapter’sChapter, Chairman Chaptertwice, President as annual serving of Washington active LSAW in his in (LSAW) local 1998.very been has also He Association WASurveyors Land He the Olympia, the of the was office. President 2011,January surveyor land working out of professional asenior as serves and for 41 Mr. years. employment with David began Evans Beehler in &Associates in the public the private and sector. lived Washington has He in west Olympia, Mr.Biography: Surveyor, over aLand has as experience Beehler years 43 both Associates Surveyor, ProfessionalLand Senior PatPresenter: Beehler; David Evans & Room: Glisan Robert’s RulesforAssociations GIS. BLM’s he isheavily and involved program GCDB the PLSS withinto incorporating the Washington. Today Surveyor, he works aLand with the BLM as the managing & in Oregon thatLicense during time, hisAlso Surveyors he acquired moved and design to on Highway Routewith the Federal Design Administration. of his career,the course involved he became & engineering with Forestroad Biography: Royce Surveyor, Hill; Land BLM Oregon Team Clayton; Geographer, Records Byron Land Supervisor, BLM Surveyor, Tim Keck;Presenter: Land BLM Oregon Room: (repeated Timberline @1300) BLM Surveying&LandStatusRecords System Finally, playing a role exercise. they for. what are used do theyWhat and mean motions. used commonly most The of motions hierarchy The who benefits?Why and them use How the meeting. adjourn to successfully announcements. and “good of the order” isconsidered What place the of time and the nextmeeting. 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FRIDAY presentations FRIDAY presentations Session One,0800to0930 Moderator: Dan Hoekstra Dan Moderator: Room: Hayden Oregon GPS UsersGroup (OGUG) Meeting Surveyor, WendellPresenter: Land Technology Harness; Harness Room: Pettygrove (repeated @1300) PLSO Web GoogleApps up-to-date. it you budget, still asmall With create can your system GIS keepthe software. and onehadto No to go weeks weeks software. and to of training learn CartoGraph workshopThis will follow of the the steps creation this system through using limited be everyone. appropriate. can Access as is updated by your lowest the techupdate and paid isimmediately available to online This that system Projects. Points, and includes adatabase Marks Bench systemGIS whichROWs, shows map, Street the aerial lines, Control parcel Cloud surveyor an This we uses so ago pull that can thedata. jobuse folder and the surroundings? several istheyears job numberfrom Done.look Oh, there phone? We How do that. can aphoto about of maybe the monument and even toelevations the being able coordinates and about What pull off your from smart islocated? project each point control and each nice where to the on map see own without spending the big bucks needs for the big systems. Wouldn’t itbe have can companies engineering their own and surveying toSmall GIS their meet youwhere you have where and have projects control. to Now iseasy see your projects. and research marks points,bench control with alow onlineproject cost, system: including map, the base your horizontal Weyou thewill big software. up can’t aGIS step you setting afford through GIS benefits of The up for thesurveyor are great too to pass evenAbstract: when be. wants He withtoaccomplish GIS. their goals show how surveyors itcan easy not previously available. Jim works with his to clients to theyable besure are theyopportunities the GIS provides Cloud The GIS collaboration need. afford who now businesses can’t and to agencies small medium and capability GIS Inc. isto His goal bring of CartoGraph Manager Regional is the Northwest Jim Currently for associations. Review Instructor LS surveying and course Mr.firms. Officer,Chapteras Luke Newsletter Editor,served has Speaker topo well and as in ownership several engineering as boundary transportation, Surveyor. including: isdiversified His experience forestry, mining, gas, oil & Luke, H. James Biography: PLS CO#14115 aUnited Mineral States isalso JimPresenter: Luke, Inc. PLS; CartoGraph (repeatedRoom: Overton @1500) GIS fortheSurveyor Session Two, 1000 to1130 Presenter: Michael Gordon, CPA; CPA, Michael Gordon, Gordon, Presenter: LLCS A. Michael @1500) Thursday (repeatRoom: from Glisan Fraud/Embezzlement andIRSUpdate for calculationswill these discussed. be with of the use Plane State problems The Coordinates Datum will addressed. be (PLSS) System Calculations Survey in the Public Instructions. Surveying Land of Manual of Chapter 2of the 2009 will portions discuss course This Abstract: for Agencies. several Federal for surveys Tribal lands non-aliquotpart small reacquired and boundaries, lands, water surveys, original of including: surveys resurveys, dependent types many Washington. and both Oregon Inperformed that time he has services which Office, State surveyor afield Oregon been for the has then, Rich Since Office. State to the Oregon he transferred In November lands. BLM managed 2006, sites on lease establish and to management promote timber resource Oregon in Southwestern surveys full heperformed was time hired and of 2005, January in NMSU from graduating (SCEP) After Program in September 2002. Experience (STEP) wasProgram to inconverted and May Career the 2002 Student Temporary the in Student the BLM through Employment his career began Rich for Fox the Cape Contracts, Survey in the Tongas Corporation, Forest. National Cadastral in Ketchikan,Inc, based worked He acrew on AK. which performed positionSentec summer at a NMSU,at semester Rich attained his first After 2001. moved Rich 2000, west toNew of Mexico attend University, State in January of in at December night school. Upongraduation degree completed his A.S. after, ofAugust 1996. and College in Middlesex he Shortly enrolled County at Yorkanis his career began Rich Biography: White and Inc., in Surveyors, Surveyor, Land Dieckmann; Rich Presenter: BLM Oregon Room: (repeated Timberline @1500) Taming theWildLoxodrome Room: Clark/Washington The Surveyor’s RoleinConflictResolution(continued) Room: Multnomah/Clackamas Basic LogicfortheLandSurveyor(continued)

FRIDAY presentations FRIDAY presentations She is admitted to practice law to in isadmitted practice She of Oregon. the University from degrees B.A. and of School Law, Northwestern from M.A. her College, Lewis and &Clark instructor,a college driver. delivery apizza and J.D. Jennieher received degree Skopil,R. Jr., worked also editor, an has She as of Appeals. Ninth Court Circuit Otto joining for Stoel the Rives Honorable clerk ajudicial in 1998,as served she with afocus water on Oregon, law,Portland, waterways, wetlands. and Before law at Stoel Rives resources LLP natural in Jennie Bricker practices Biography: Presenter: Jennie Bricker Room: Multnomah/Clackamas Water Ways andWater Boundaries Session Three,1300 to 1430 Room: Hayden Oregon GPSUsersGroup (OGUG)Meeting(continued) Bey; BeyEric Promotional Products Trudy McKinnell; PageWorks Design Graphic Surveyor,Wendell Land Technology Harness; Harness DavidPresenters: Solutions PowerCompass Souza; Business Room: Pettygrove (repeated @1500) Grow Your Business The Top Ten ThingsYou ShouldBeDoingTo Marketand software. expensive without investing that allowto apotentialto in ArcGIS user GIS started get alternatives provide These inexpensive alternativessoftware. powerful and of complexity theto ESRI ArcGIS withistheand familiar cost GIS become have surveyors tools of that practicing One the athurdles trying no cost. when provide GIS GIS powerful DiVa, Quantum and GRASS, as such other products ESRI’s as such products GIS based ArcExplorer. In addition to ArcExplorer, would the surveyorpresentation introduce to web common, free, the more providetools GIS and powerful for free anyoneare wanting to them. This use available many other products GIS are the on web butthere that Earth, Google Free tools GIS Abstract: for the surveyor. using currently are surveyors Most civil engineering. and worked for aprivate years eight company development that specialized in land Prior to teaching at courses. OIT, surveying construction and GIS, Mr. Marker Institute of Technologythe Oregon GPS, instructs He Falls, in Klamath Oregon. at of Geomatics Professor in the Department Assistant isan Mason Biography: Professor, Marker; Mason Presenter: Institute of Technology Oregon (repeatedRoom: Overton @1300) GIS Tools forSurveyors Session Two, 1000 to1130 currently an Associate Professor in the Geomatics Department at the University at the University Department Associate Professor in an the Geomatics currently Cloud University. State St. and College is He at Columbus Community State worked also has and he developed program, where Engineering their Geomatics moving 10 almost spent into He academia. StateUniversity, atOhio The years before workedHe Water in Australia, for the Rural ANARE and Commission asurveyor as in Australia. islicensed and of Melbourne, Australia, the University Ph.D. holdsof and Bill from Bachelor Hazelton Surveying Biography: degrees Anchorage Alaska, of Bill Hazelton; atPresenter: the University Faculty, Department Geomatics Room: Washington ‘Intelligence’ and‘Meaning’inMeasurement Processes to narratives. in regards making rule proposed OSBEELS to and 209.250(2) ORS in accordance Narratives Survey preparing on with audience discussion, participation, Aroundtable Abstract: applications. of use land with along preparation elements, construction including subdivisions &partitions surveys, pre-engineering surveys, boundary his own firm, survey LLC, 2006 Associates, in whichspecializes in Tolbert Lloyd Association. Homebuilders opened County for the Lane of Directors Board NSPS Governor. and State Chair apast as the on service Lloyd serves currently Surveyor in license 1997. of amember PLSO been for has He 15 including years in 1974Lloyd career his survey began Land Professional his received Oregon and planning. strategic and preparation/administration; identification; communications;grant planning/boundary use land assistance; administrative community rural management; project infrastructure projects; surveying on Inc., specializing in technicalassistance Services, Professional Oregon of isthe President Eastern Susan surveyors. land representing term, second her ofserving amember OSBEELS, iscurrently Susan in 2005. Chair State as 1989 of amember PLSO including been foryears serving has 29 and Surveyor in license Land Professional Oregon her received Susan Biography: Lloyd Tolbert, PLS; Tolbert &Associates Newstetter, Sue Presenter: PLS; EOPS Room: Clark Survey PlatNarratives of ownership. boundaries the on legal their effect law that govern and in waterway changes boundaries variations of state property the disputes, the authordescribes then border interstate and studies case title navigability, law. of federal acreature infamous upon illustriousand Drawing explains public of private presentation This versus the doctrine and ownership title,the waterway’s because or despite record have both. or boundaries shifted, banks may and the bed state-owned be because either uncertain, frequently waterways ofadjacentto ownership The underneath land is and Abstract: Washington,Oregon, Nevada. and

FRIDAY presentations FRIDAY presentations be discussed in detail. discussed be 83(2011) NAD frame reference Epoch2010.00 the new and GEOID12 will model new The Adjustment of National 2011Abstract: well of as the the details new as Reference System. geodesy, gravity, itrelatesto as Spatial the modernization, National height and will involved Agencies provide Local technicaladviceto and State Federal, in Survey. AdvisorGeodetic with the National Oregon and In this position he now appointed has to been the position Mark of Geodesist ofat the end 2008. before for retiring Head OBEC25 years Consulting Engineers Department Water worked and the Principal SurveyorGeomatics Examiner as and Rights since 1980. of Surveyor Oregon and aresident been Land isa Professional He has and Carolina of North of isagraduate the University Mark Biography: Advisor State Oregon NOAA/NOS/NGS PLS; Geodesist, Armstrong, Mark Presenter: Room: Glisan 2012 NGSProducts andServicesUpdate Royce Surveyor, Hill; Land BLM Oregon Team Clayton; Geographer, Records Byron Land Supervisor, BLM Surveyor, Tim Keck;Presenter: Land BLM Oregon Room: 0800) (repeat Timberline from BLM SurveyingandLandStatusRecords System Session Three,1300to1430 data is being created and widely disseminated by widely and isbeing created nonprofessionals. data information’, ‘crowdsourcing’, geospatial where phenomena, named similarly and how with ‘volunteer deal the surveying/geospatialcan professions geographic of changes? these aconsequence as Inwill particular, focus on the presentation this change? will techniques directions technologytake What and in the future of the impact of to allow understanding processes better measurement classify that investigation from revolution tolearned the current (1950–?). How we can in the previous revolution surveying occurred (1550–1650) lessons bring and revolution. willgeospatial explore the presentation This key that changes surveying/ in the happening current isoneof This changes the core process. the ‘intelligence’remote require sensing, the measurement to after placed be and photogrammetry, scanners as technologies, such LiDAR, laser measurement modern More process. in the measurement up-front in measurements Traditional place much ofAbstract: the ‘intelligence’ processes measurement courses. analysis GIS and deformation surveying, surveying, geodesy, development, land geopositioning,adjustment, construction Bill teaches At UAA, technicalissues. and including theoretical professional, Bill’s Anchorage. of Alaska cover interests of the full geomatics, breadth year forestry program at a Montana technical school and was a survey crew crew was asurvey and technicalschool at a Montana program year forestry Prior to this background, Montana. Mr. and Oregon, atwo- Wilkinsonattended waste sites investigations in hazardous and in Washington, research and support previously employed aprivate as investigator with a background in litigation Mr.Biography: was He team Wilkinsonjoinedthe in OSBEELS July 2004. Investigator, McCartt; Allen OSBEELS (JR) R. James Presenters: Wilkinson; Investigator, OSBEELS Room: Clark OSBEELS-Navigating theLawEnforcement Process Room: Multnomah/Clackamas Water Ways andWater Boundaries(continued) Session Four, 1500to1630 ODOT’s and practises scanning. with mobile experiences laser best willapplications,guidelines, concepts, discuss presenters The Abstract: visualization. 3D mitigation, and hazard engineering, earthquake engineering, remotegeotechnical scanning, GIS, sensing, laser include terrestrial of research areas His current for Engineering. of the ASCE Survey board Journal editorial Division’sGeomatics the ison and Committee Applications Data Spatial the University.ASCE State at chairs He Oregon Engineering Construction and in Professor theof School of Civil Geomatics Assistant isan Olsen Michael for years. 35 with the Department been Ron has Engineering. Right-of-Way Control; and Geodetic Monumentation; Photogrammetry; whichfor includes surveys Development; Project program Construction; of Transportation. the agency’s directs He Department surveying the Oregon for Manager istheGeometronics Chief Ron Singh of and Surveys Biography: OSU Professor of Geomatics, PhD; Olsen, Michael Assistant Ron PLS; Singh, Presenters: Manager Chief of Surveys/Geometronics Room: Hayden Million PointsperSecond-MobileLaserScanningatODOT Surveyor, WendellPresenter: Land Technology Harness; Harness Room: Pettygrove 0800) (repeat from PLSO Web GoogleApps Professor, Marker; Mason Presenter: Institute of Technology Oregon 1000) (repeatRoom: from Overton GIS Tools forSurveyors

FRIDAY presentations FRIDAY presentations Session Four, 1500to1630 professional measurement practice, and an important differentiation point point differentiation important an and practice, measurement professional is provided. isafoundation of Calibration instruments of types different quick look at available to overview of facilities. An calibrate what isrequired together in with particular.isdiscussed, a forcalibration calibration need The scanner laser of and before movingEDM in general, to on calibration the theory will give presentation overview This abrief of instrument surveying Abstract: courses. analysis GIS and deformation surveying, geodesy, development, surveying, land adjustment, geopositioning, construction Bill teaches At UAA, technicalissues. and including theoretical professional, Bill’s Anchorage. of Alaska cover interests of the full geomatics, breadth at the University Department Professor Associate in an the Geomatics currently Cloud University. State St. and College is He at Columbus StateCommunity worked also has and he developed program, where Engineering their Geomatics moving 10 almost spent intoHe academia. University, State atOhio The years before workedHe Water in Australia, for the Rural ANARE and Commission asurveyor as in Australia. islicensed and of Melbourne, Australia, the University Ph.D. holdsofand Bill from Bachelor Hazelton Surveying Biography: degrees Anchorage Alaska, of Bill Hazelton;Presenter: at the Faculty,University Department Geomatics Room: Washington Solutions Instrument Calibration:NewNeeds,Directions and engineering, land surveying, and photogrammetry. and surveying, land engineering, Administrative (ORS) of (OAR) Rules to Oregon and the practices with regard Revisedfor Statutes investigating with Oregon of allegations non-compliance employs OSBEELS the session. closes investigators two responsible who are continuing development.and professional answer and Aquestion period filingrequirements, violations, 45-day topics of include entry to right discussed be (LEC). Committee of Enforcement the activities Law the OSBEELS Important will focus on photogrammetry. presentations and half hoursurveying, The and land of engineering, in the practices who engage persons unlicensed and to (OSBEELS) examine,Surveying ischarged register, regulateprofessionals and Land and for Engineering of Examiners StateBoard Oregon The Abstract: Education. General and both Construction Fire Science/Building in with him degrees brings Mr. of Corrections. McCartt Department for the Officer seven aCorrectional the last working spent as he has years where enforcement abackground has Mr.in law building and process. code in the permitting McCartt experience as field personal as well knowledge in the construction and experience with him brings He team joinedthein OSBEELS JulyMr. 2008. McCartt highways.Transportation Department Idaho and subdivision surveys, and property of roads, ways, U.S. Forest Service powersurveys, right linecadastral Hisincludes field experience Saudi Arabia. formember over the West working throughout ten years and including Alaska realization torealization the NAD83(2011)(Epoch 2010.0) datum realization. datum 2002.0) the NAD83(CORS96)(Epoch update coordinates from the network that to will methodology and theused on be schedule particularly Network, Real-time Ken GPS update an of the on status Abstract: will the Oregon present Oregon. and Arizona in Alaska, working surveyor geodesist aland and as Management the U.S. of Land Bureau with Ken DOT year incareer hada30 2005, with Oregon Before starting Oregon. and surveyor land in Alaska professional isaregistered He time GPS Network. Real- of Transportation of the Oregon the technical manager and Department KennethBiography: Bays, Surveyor PLS, for Geodetic isthe Lead the Oregon KenPresenter: Bays; Surveyor, Geodetic Lead ODOT Room: Hayden Oregon Real-timeGPSNetworkUpdate Bey; BeyEric Promotional Products Trudy McKinnell; PageWorks Design Graphic Surveyor,Wendell Land Technology Harness; Harness DavidPresenters: Solutions PowerCompass Souza; Business Room: Pettygrove (repeated 1000) from Grow Your Business The Top Ten ThingsYou ShouldBeDoingTo Marketand JimPresenter: Luke, Inc. PLS; CartoGraph 0800) (repeatRoom: from Overton GIS fortheSurveyor JackPresenter: Walker; Professor, Institute of Technology Oregon 1000) Thursday (repeatRoom: from Glisan Error Propagation Surveyor, Land Dieckmann; Rich Presenter: BLM Oregon Room: 1000) (repeat Timberline from Taming theWildLoxodrome highlighted. are importance growing its and for calibration rationale The amateurs. and professionals between

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