NYCArc GIS User Symposium - June 18 at John Jay College
The NYCArc User Group is hosting a seminar on Friday 18 June. The full day session will take place at John Jay College - 899 Tenth Ave @ 59th Street.Doors open at 8:00 am. The symposium will run until approximately 4:30pm. Please note that seats are on a first come first serve basis: you must confirm with Steve via email to nycarcuser@gmail.com
8:30AM John Jay College Welcome
Jack Dangermond, President, ESRI— Welcome Video
9:00AM Keynote Address
Inside Out: Analyzing Your Facility in its Geospatial Context
Michael Parkin, Facilities Information Systems Manager
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
10:00AM Break
10:15AM Certificate of Appreciation Presented to GISMO,
in honor of the group's 20 year anniversary
10:30AM Emergency Management: Preparing for Rapid Map Production
Lynn Seirup, Project Manager
Public Safety GIS Data Development Center
NYC Office of Emergency Management
11:00AM Geographic Information Support to United Nations Peace Operations -
Alice Chow, Chief
Geographics Operations Unit
United Nations Cartographic Section
11:30AM Young Street Tree Mortality Study
Jessie Braden, GIS Manager, Central Forestry & Horticulture
NYC Department of Parks and Recreation
12:00PM Vendor Sponsored Lunch & Technical Presentations
1:00PM Providing GIS Support When Getting to the Office is Not An Option:
EPA Region 2 Continuity of Operations (COOP)
Harvey Simon, GIS Coordinator
US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 2
1:30PM Bad Air Day: Using GIS in the New York City Community Air Survey
Grant Pezeshki, Geographer
Bureau of Environmental Surveillance and Policy
NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
2:00PM Technical Presentation
2:20PM GIS examples from the DEP Bureau of Environmental Planning and Analysis
Kaled Alamarie, Senior Hydrogeologist
Ecological Services/Bureau of Environmental Planning and Analysis
*with* Vlada Kenniff, Director, Planning and Water Demand Projections
GIS/Bureau of Environmental Planning and Analysis
NYC Department of Environmental Protection
2:50PM Break
3:10PM Technical Presentation
3:30PM CUNY's Online Maps: Integrating Open Source and ESRI Map Visualization
Tools - Steven Romalewski, Director - CUNY Mapping Service
Center for Urban Research/CUNY *with*
David Burgoon, Application Architect, Center for Urban Research/CUNY
4:00PM Underneath the Hot Spot: What is Causing All That Crime?
Chris Herrmann, Adjunct Professor - John Jay College/CUNY
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