GLIN==> NYS GIS Conference 2010 - Saratoga Springs, NY

Courtesy of Maureen Wakefield on behalf of the NYS GIS Conference 
advisory and the NYS GIS Association:


    *26th Annual New York State *


    *Geographic Information Systems Conference*

*October 24 -- 26, 2010 in Saratoga Springs, NY*

*Our Program of Presenters*****


    *Pre-conference Schedule for Sunday, October 24, 2010*

Remote Sensing Seminar, Kass Green

**1:00 - 4:00 pm            Lecture - Seminar******

LiDAR Workshop, Ben Houston & Karen Kwasnowski,

**1:00 - 4:00 pm            Hands-on Workshop******

Intro to Open Source GIS, Bryan R. McBride, GISP

**1:00 - 4:00 pm            Hands-on Workshop******

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Educator's Workshop: Using GIS in the Classroom, Instructor: Amy Work, 
IAGT and others

**12:00 pm - 4:00 pm                 Hands-on Workshop**

*Sunday reception*, National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame**, ******

**5:30 - 9:00 pm**


    *Monday, October 25, 2010*

Registration sign in and Breakfast, **7:30 - 8:30 am**

*/The Annual State of the State/* by **Bill Johnson**, Assistant Deputy 
Director, NYS Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure 
Coordination, **8:30 - 9:00 am**

*/K/**/eynote Address/*, **Kass Green**, Kass Green & Associates, 9**:00 
- 10:00 am**

  Visit our exhibitors and Coffee Break, **10:00 - 10:30 am**

** Session 1, 10:30 am - 12:00 pm**

**Time**

	

**Session A**

	

**Session B****

	

**Session C**

	

**Session D**

**10:30 am **

	

A GIS-based System for Tracking Inspections of Onsite Wastewater 
Treatment Systems in the Canandaigua Lake Watershed

	

Advancing the NYS GIS Strategic Plan One Step at a Time -- Next Up... A 
Statewide Parcel Data Layer

	

Problem-Based Service Learning Projects in an Introductory GIS Course

	

Airborne LiDAR and Mapping: Development of Common Guidelines and 
Practices for Hydrography

**11:00 am **

	

An Innovative Tool for Sediment Analysis During the Phase 1 Hudson River 
Dredging Program

	

Mapping New York State's Broadband Availability

	

Professionals Using Spatial Technology and Making Connections With Education

	

Big Loads & Busy Tracks - How does it all fit together?

**11:30 am **

	

Designing and Testing Automated and Semi-Automated GIS Processes to Aid 
the Development of a Watershed Information System for Sierra Leone

	

The National Hydrography Dataset (NHD)  in  New York State: Status, 
Stewardship, and Future Options

	

Taxing Flesh: A Potential Therapeutic Recipe for Obesity

	

Developing Elevation Datasets from LiDAR: A "How To Guide"

Lunch **12:00 - 1:30 pm** on *with IGNITE SESSIONS beginning at 12:15*

Meet our exhibitors, **1:00 - 1:30 pm**

**Session 2, 1:30 - 3:30 pm**

**1:30 pm **

	

Doing More with Web-based GIS

	

How FEMA Flood Maps Are Made, and What's in the DFIRM Database

	

2010 Census -- Where did all the data go?

	

High-resolution land-cover mapping for urban tree canopy in New York 
City as part of a childhood asthma study

**2:00 pm **

	

Integration of Google Maps, other Spatial Data from the Web and 
Open-Source Spatial Databases in Municipal Mapping Solutions

	

Make Your Own Damn Map!: Collecting and using stakeholder information 
through Participatory GIS (pGIS)

	

The Geography of NY Economic Expansions and Contractions

	

MetroNYC Area Geospatial Organization(s) Update

**2:30 pm **

	

Scaling a Mass Notification GIS Application for Public Use

	

National Agricultural Imagery Program* *

	

Two Decades of Population Change in New York: A Spatial Analysis

	

Green Infrastructure Opportunities

Break in the Exhibitor Area

NYS GIS Association Meeting, **3:30 - 5:00 pm**

Poster Session / Reception in the Exhibitor area, **5:00 - 6:00 pm**

Banquet dinner with special presentation by **Jack Knowlton, Owner of 
Funny Cide race horse **followed by the **Partnership Award ceremony**** **


    *Tuesday, October 26, 2010*

Registration sign in and Breakfast, 7**:30 - 9:00 am******

**Time**

	

**Broadway 1**

	

Broadway 2

	

Broadway 3

**8:00 -8:45 **

	

Local Gov't Advisory Group Meeting

	

Private Sector Advisory Group Meeting

	

State Agency Advisory Group Meeting

**Session 3, 9:00 - 10:30 am**

**Time**

	

**Session A **

	

**Session B **

	

**Session C **

	

**Session D **

**9:00 am **

	

Interactive web mapping: designing for the technology challenged end user

	

GIS and Public Safety -- More Than a Pin Map

	

Design and Implementation of a GIS-Based Site Selection Tool for the 
Long Island Sound Stewardship Initiative

	

3D Visualization of CAD Models in ArcGIS: 2 Case Studies on a Budget

**9:30 am **

	

Putting Food Scraps to Work: Development of Vermont's Compost/Biogas 
Data Viewer and Information System

	

GIS Applications for Public Safety in Genesee County

	

Creating a Web-Based GIS Data Sharing Network for the Southern Tier 
Central Region

	

Best of Both Worlds, AutoCAD Civil 3D and ArcGIS

Visit our exhibitors and Coffee Break, **10:00 - 10:45 am**

**Session 4, 10:45 - 11:45 pm **

**10:45 am **

	

Sharing geodata in real time: an open source solution

	

Automating ArcGIS ModelBuilder for Analyzing Nonpoint Pollution Impacts 
in the Carmans River Watershed

	

Implementing Shared Municipal Services to Improve Local Government 
Efficiency* *

	

Map Critique: Have your maps critiqued.  Learn all of the techniques to 
increase the effectiveness and value of your map

**11:15 am **

	

The GIS Behind iMapInvasives: the "Open-Source Sandwich"

	

Maximizing the Off-the-Shelf Potential of ArcGIS for ROW Vegetation and 
Real Estate Management

	

Building Multi-Government Geospatial Programs: The Future of Public 
Sector GIS in New York State* *

**11:45 pm **

	

Web GIS -- A clear case for open source

	

Understanding ESRI Geodatabase Replication: A Technical Software 
Demonstration

	

Multi-Jurisdictional infrastructure Inventory (New York State JIMI Project)

Lunch followed by our Raffle, **12:15 - 1:30 pm**

**Session 5, 1:30 - 3:00 pm**

**1:30 pm **

	

Demystifying Rich Internet Application (RIA) Development with ArcGIS Server

	

Critical Infrastructure Protection and Interagency Coordination Using 
Emerging Technologies

	

Bringing GIS based Asset Management to NYSDOT**

**2:00 pm **

	

FLEX Outside the Box: Balancing Functionality & Fluff

	

ESRI User Conference Highlights, Featuring ArcGIS 10

	

Emergency Assessment Field Tool -- NYS DOT's Road Status and Damage 
Assessment Tool**

**2:30 pm **

	

Moving Ahead with Flex Internet Applications: Saratoga County Web Map

	

Innovations in GIS for Travel Surveys

**Conference concludes at 3:00 pm.**

*Full agenda* - including presenter abstracts: 
http://www.esf.edu/nysgisconf/2010/agenda.htm

Register Today! http://www.esf.edu/nysgisconf/2010/register.htm

*Important Dates and Deadlines for 2010: *

Maps and Poster abstracts due Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Hotel room rate cut off on Friday, September 24, 2010

Discount registration rate ends on Wednesday, October 6, 2010

2010 NYS GIS Conference is sponsored by:

             Platinum sponsor

ESRI

Bronze sponsors

CNY ASPRS

Bowne AE&T Group

Latitude Geographics

MRB Group

With additional support from

GITA New York/New Jersey Chapter

** **

***SPONSORS are WELCOME***

Platinum and Silver sponsors will take part in our first *IGNITE 
*session at Monday Lunch!

Maureen Wakefield on behalf of the NYS GIS Conference advisory and the 
NYS GIS Association

Associate Director

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

One Forestry Drive

Syracuse, NY 13210

**_______________________________________**
(:315.470.6888 | 7:315.470.6890 | *:_mwakefield at esf.edu 
<mailto:mwakefield at esf.edu>_

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