2011 International Users Conference July 12-15 San Diego, CA
GISP Reception
The Omni Pool Terrace
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM.
Pam Colby, GISP: Army Mapper
David DiBiase, GISP: Helping Hands: New Resources for Community College Programs. (Ed UC)
Dave Hansen, GISP: Flood: Are You at Risk? or Ambiguity in Data
Bill Hodge, GISP: GIS' Manifest Destiny Revisited
Brett Horr, GISP: Applying the Community Map at the Town of York, Maine
Bruce Joffe, GISP: Public Access to County GIS Basemap Data: the Struggle Continues
Steven Santovasi, GISP: From RTK to Mobile: High Accuracy Municipal Infrastructure Data Collection as part of the Survey Summit at the UC Saturday July 9, 2011 from 8:00 to 12:00 in Room 11B |
San Diego, CA |
July 11 –15, 2011 |
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Rocky Mountain URISA
Open Source Workshop
This is a URISA Certified Workshop
Free and open source software (FOSS) has been offering choices to computer users for a number of years. Over the past few years the open source choices in GIS have been broader and more capable than ever before. This workshop will focus on GIS open source software. It will give an overview of current developments from technical and management perspectives. Selected packages and their applications in various projects will be demonstrated and discussed.
Specific topics include:
- Open Source GIS background and development
- Overview of Open Source GIS spatial functionalities
- Live demonstration
- Interoperability: The Open Source GIS spectrum
- Planning and implementation issues
Event Details
Cost: $150 Register at: https://netforum.avectra.com/eWeb/DynamicPage.aspx?Site=URISA&WebCode=EventDetail&evt_key=8d9d0eb6-2ece-4b32-a0f1-421028db8295
Date: Aug 4, 2011
Time: 8 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Denver Federal Ctr. W 6th Ave & Kipling Bldg #20, Foord Conference Room, Denver, CO 80225
Asset Management: Planning, Strategy, and Implementation
This is a URISA Certified Workshop
Public and private agencies face continuous challenges to accomplish more with less as increases in demand, regulatory requirements, infrastructure deterioration, and political and economic forces have significantly outpaced increases in capital and operating budgets. Many of these agencies are turning to Asset Management to cope with these challenges and improve business performance and effectiveness.
This workshop will focus on several aspects of developing an asset management system that could help improve performance, reduce long-term costs, and maximize return on investment in infrastructure assets.
Specific topics include:
- Strategy and Planning
- Data Collection Methods
- Software Solutions
- Information Management and Decision Support Tools
- Evaluation and Performance Measures
- GASB34 Reporting
- Life Cycle Costs
Intended Audience: This workshop is intended for utility, transportation, engineering, planning, and environmental managers and analysts of the public and private sectors.
Event Details
Cost: $100, Register at: http://www.rm-urisa.org/
Date: Aug 30, 2011
Time: 9 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: University of Denver, Cable Center 2000 Buchtel Boulevard Denver, CO 80210 |
