The Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium

Past Conferences
2002 Duluth, MN
2001 Duluth, MN

13^th Annual Conference & Workshops
October 8-10, 2003 St. Paul, Minnesota

Poster Gallery

The following posters will be on display in the Exhibit Hall throughout the conference. Poster presenters will be on-hand to answer questions regarding their posters during the Vendors Reception and Poster Gallery on Thursday, October 9 between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

• Using GIS to Evaluate Business Trade Area Models~ Peter Rieke, University of St. Thomas
• First-stop to Find GIS Data~ Nancy Rader, LMIC
• A Coordinated Approach to Web Mapping and Data Sharing in Minnesota~ Jim Dickerson & Chris Cialek: LMIC
• The Who’s Who of Parcel Mapping in Minnesota~ Jay Krafthefer, Mn/DOT; William J. Craig, University of Minnesota; Annette Theroux, ProWest & Associates
• Minnesota Chronic Wasting Disease Surveillance Mapping~ Steve Benson, MN DNR
• Minnesota Wildlife Management Area GIS Program~ Steve Benson, MN DNR
• GIS Emergency Monitoring for Chronic Wasting Disease in White-tailed Deer~ Tom Engel & Robert Wright: MN DNR
• Village of Pine Grove: A Customized GIS Interface Developed with Visual Basic 6.0 and ESRI MapObjects 2.1~ Bradley Chopp, Ayres Associates
• Mapping Urban Heat Island Effects Using Satellite Remote Sensing~ Marvin Bauer & Nathan Heinert: University of Minnesota
• 2002 Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Cover Type Classification—Utilizing Landsat Imagery to its Full Potential~ Marvin Bauer, Brian Loeffelholz, & Andrew Finley: University of Minnesota
• Modeling Development Influence on Oak Forests—Making the Link Between Land Use and Forest Disturbance~ Brian Loeffelholz, Gary Johnson, & Marvin Bauer: University of Minnesota
• Using GIS and GPS Systems in an Evaluation of Pheasant Winter Habitat Provided by Farm Programs~ Tonya Roger s & Jiyeong Lee, Ph.D.: MN DNR
• Conquering 30m Elevation Data as it Pertains to the Red River Valley in Minnesota~ Mark T. Reineke, JOR Engineering, Inc.
• Analysis of a Multi-year Water Quality Atlas of Minnesota’s 10,000 Lakes~ Leif G. Olmanson, Marvin E. Bauer, & Patrick L. Brezonik: University of Minnesota
• Aquatic Vegetation Surveys Using High Resolution IKONOS and QuickBird Imagery~ Leif G. Olmanson, Marvin E. Bauer, & Patrick L. Brezonik: University of Minnesota
• National Hydrography Dataset: Overview of Data in Minnesota~ Sandi Kuitunen & Susanne Maeder: LMIC
• A GIS-based Street Tree Inventory for the City of Minneapolis~ Jim Hermann, Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board
• Quality Assurance/Quality Control of National Wetland Inventory Digital Data~ Mara May & Tracy Herrera: St. Mary’s University
• Using the ArcScan Extension in ArcGIS 8.3~ Jeff Knopf & Kristen Knopf: St. Mary’s University
• Orthorectification Using OrthoMapper~ Travis Ludwig & Jeff Knopf: St. Mary’s University
• Habitat Analysis of a Minnesota Blufflands Forest Landscape: Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea)~ David C.Wilson, St. Mary’s University
• Teen Smoking, Schools, Tobacco Outlets, and Behavior: A Geodatabase~ John Gabbert, St. Mary’s University
• What If?: F5 Tornado Scenarios in Dakota County~ Todd Lusk, Dakota County
• Land Cover Classification Using High-Resolution Satellite Data with CITYgreen to Determine the Economic Benefits of Urban Forests~ Xiaoting Sun & Marvin E Bauer, University of Minnesota
• Evaluating Spatial Aspects of Disease Risk, Based on West Nile Virus Activity Indicators~ Kirk Johnson & George Xenos, Metropolitan Mosquito Control District
• Metro Stormwater Catch Basin Inventory for Mosquito Control~ Nancy Read & Chris Stevens, Metropolitan Mosquito Control District
• Using IKONOS High-Resolution Satellite Imagery for Oak Wilt Detection in Eagan, Minnesota~ Geoff Holden, USDA North Central Research Station
• Minnesota Railroad Map Conversion Project: A Joint Partnership of the Minnesota Department of Transportation and St. Cloud State University~ Jay Krafthefer, Mn/DOT
• Developing a Digital Image Distribution Mechanism (A Mn/DOT White Paper)~ John Harrison & Mike Leegard: Mn/DOT
• Joseph Nicollet’s Map and GIS~ Bob Douglas, Gustavus Adolphus College
• Mapping Forest Disturbance Severity Using High Resolution Satellite Imagery~ Brian Loeffelholz, Roy Rich, Marvin Bauer & Peter Reich: University of Minnesota
• Lakeshore Property Values and Water Clarity, GIS and GPS Combined for Economic Analysis of a $100,000,000,000 Asset~ Kristofor Parson, Bemidji State University