Esri User Conference 2017 Sunday, July 09 ___________________________________________________________________________ 8:30am - 9:45am Schools Curriculum Special Interest Group Meeting Marriott - Newport Beach DESCRIPTION Take a deeper dive into curriculum design and development strategies and implementations used by Esri, universities, teacher organizations, school districts and beyond. Arrive ready to share your work and meet colleagues. ___________________________________________________________________________ 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday Water UC Meeting Meetings/Socials SDCC - Room 29 C DESCRIPTION The Esri Water User Conference (UC) meeting is a full day focused on everything water: water utilities and water resources. Learn about the latest ArcGIS solution updates from Esri staff, including mobile, enhanced analytics, and flood solutions. Be inspired from innovative peers solving today's water problems. Make new connections at our networking lunch, and enjoy the company of water professionals like you. Registration for this meeting is $50. Please register at the link: go.esri.com/uc- water-meetup ___________________________________________________________________________ 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday Water UC Meeting Meetings/Socials SDCC - Room 29 A DESCRIPTION The Esri Water User Conference (UC) meeting is a full day focused on everything water: water utilities and water resources. Learn about the latest ArcGIS solution updates from Esri staff, including mobile, enhanced analytics, and flood solutions. Be inspired from innovative peers solving today's water problems. Make new connections at our networking lunch, and enjoy the company of water professionals like you. Registration for this meeting is $50. Please register at the link: go.esri.com/uc- water-meetup ___________________________________________________________________________ 12:00pm - 1:00pm Community College Special Interest Group Meeting Marriott - Newport Beach DESCRIPTION Join other educators to talk new trends (Drones, LIDAR, Python and remote sensing) and resources available to help community colleges develop and expand geospatial programs. ___________________________________________________________________________ 1:00pm - 5:00pm Speaker Resource Center Conference Services/Activities SDCC - Room 33 B DESCRIPTION Are you a presenter this year at Esri UC? Do you need help with your presentation? - Receive presentation coaching and feedback from Esri instructors - Gain access to projectors, printers, computers, and presentation software - Utilize group meeting space or private work areas Please come visit us in Room 33 B/C! (SDCC, Upper Level, Bayside) Monday—12:00 PM–5:00 PM Tuesday—7:00 AM–5:00 PM. Wednesday—7:00 AM–5:00 PM Thursday—7:00 AM–3:00 PM Presentation Skills Workshop, SDCC, Room 32 B Learn techniques for building and delivering professional presentations including slide authoring, demo skills and public speaking fundamentals. Monday—12:30 PM–1:30 PM Tuesday—7:00 AM–8:00 PM, 12:00 PM–1:00 PM ___________________________________________________________________________ 1:00pm - 5:00pm Road Ahead for Network Management Meeting Meetings/Socials SDCC - Room 33 A DESCRIPTION Come hear the latest on the Utility Network and the Network Management project, now in beta. In this session Esri development staff will review the status of the project and update participants on the latest work going on around utility and telecom asset management with ArcGIS. The session will include interactive demos of all new development with feedback from participants strongly encouraged. ___________________________________________________________________________ 2:00pm - 5:00pm Esri Agriculture Forum Agriculture, Meetings/Socials SDCC - Room 27 A DESCRIPTION The Esri Agriculture Forum is a meeting for all users in the agriculture space to learn and share about the latest innovations specific to agriculture. After presentations, stay to visit with colleagues and the Esri Agriculture Team for informal networking. ___________________________________________________________________________ 3:15pm - 4:30pm Educational Research Special Interest Group Meeting Marriott - Newport Beach DESCRIPTION Share and discuss the latest publications and research findings from educational researchers interested in GIS and learning, curriculum design, pedagogy, or teacher education. ___________________________________________________________________________ 4:00pm - 5:30pm Orientation for New Attendees Conference Services/Activities SDCC - Ballroom 20 A - Patrick Howard IV, KC Shearer DESCRIPTION Join other UC first timers for a presentation on how to get the most out of the conference while you're here. ___________________________________________________________________________ 5:00pm - 7:00pm National Security and Public Safety Social Wildland Fire Management, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, Disaster and Emergency Management, Meetings/Socials, Computer Aided Dispatch and 911, Homeland and National Security, Fire, Rescue, and EMS Hilton - Promenade Plaza DESCRIPTION Leading-edge GIS users in public safety, defense, homeland/national security, intelligence, emergency management, health, and law enforcement communities will gather to network and socialize before the week long conference. ___________________________________________________________________________ 5:30pm - 7:30pm Water Sector Social Meetings/Socials DESCRIPTION Join the water team to find out about proven and developing solutions, trade contact information, and see how your peers are problem-solving for the long term with ArcGIS. ___________________________________________________________________________ 7:00pm - 9:30pm Transportation Exchange Meetings/Socials Hilton - Sapphire Terrace DESCRIPTION Join attendees across the highways, ports, airports, public transit, and rail industries at the Transportation Exchange, a forum to network and share best practices among peers. ___________________________________________________________________________ Monday, July 10 ___________________________________________________________________________ 8:30am - 10:00am User Conference Plenary Session - Morning Plenary Sessions SDCC - Exhibit Hall F DESCRIPTION Opening Keynote – Jack Dangermond President, Esri The Science of Where is a new way of describing the collective work done by Esri and the GIS community. The phrase is designed to capture and communicate, in a few words, the applications of geographic science using GIS technology. It’s about applying a data-driven approach that uses geography to unlock understanding. In this context, geography provides the science and framework for organizing our knowledge. GIS provides the technical means for understanding that knowledge through data exploration, analytics, and visualization, then sharing that knowledge through dissemination. Effectively The Science of Where phrase distills what we do and why we do it. Be the first to hear Esri President Jack Dangermond’s future vision for GIS and how we all apply The Science of Where beginning at 8:30 a.m. Special Guest Oakland County, Michigan: Distributed GIS – Reinvigorate the Value of GIS Located within the Metro Detroit area, Oakland County, Michigan’s GIS program is enabling the county government along with 62 cities, villages, and townships spread across the County, to spend a dollar once and maximize their return on government services. From asset management, to economic development, to tackling the growing opioid epidemic, Oakland County shares their roadmap for a systematic “GeoVision” strategy to promote smart government and digital transformation. Learn how you can reinvigorate and reinvent your GIS program with distributed GIS and shared services. Presenters: Phil Bertolini, Tammi Shepherd, and Mike Dagle Esri Demonstrations ArcGIS Platform ArcGIS Pro ArccGIS Hub Much more... ___________________________________________________________________________ 10:30am - 12:00pm User Conference Plenary Session - Mid-Morning Plenary Sessions SDCC - Exhibit Hall F DESCRIPTION Building Systems that Support The Science of Where A major part of making The Science of Where successful in organizations involves designing and deploying an effective GIS platform strategy for your organization. This means understanding what’s needed and configuring the GIS platform to be responsive. Join Esri staff and special guests to discover just a few of the latest technologies all morning. Special Guests Taylor Shellfish Farms: Using GIS from Tide to Table Farming oysters, clams and geoduck (pronounced: gooey-duck) in the Pacific Northwest, Taylor Shellfish Farms is relatively new to GIS. Discover how this 5th generation family business is transforming their aquaculture farming practice with GIS. In just the last year, they’ve implemented a cloud and configurable mobile GIS strategy that makes spatial data collection a habit for all staff. And you won’t want to miss the first ever Plenary session presentation to include a geoduck! Presenters: Nyle Taylor and Erin Ewald Cheaspeake Conservancy: Advancing Remote Sensing Take a journey across the Chesapeake watershed and explore the science of remote sensing and distributed raster analytics. The Chesapeake Conservancy uses their GIS to develop 1m-resolution landcover data workflows and new approaches to protecting our critical water supply. With the power of multiple sensors, Image Server, and artificial intelligence, the Chesapeake Conservancy is creating new data and deeper understanding that is revolutionizing how we can manage