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October 8-10, 2003
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13th
Annual Conference & Workshops
October 8-10, 2003 St. Paul, Minnesota
Thursday
Conference Program
7:30 a.m. Conference
Registration and Materials Pick-Up
8:30 a.m. Opening
Plenary Session
- Joni Mines, Manager of
E-Business & Wendy Ritchie, Applications Architect; City of
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
10:00 a.m. Refreshment
Break
Exhibit
Hall Opens and Poster Display Begins
10:30 a.m. Concurrent
Sessions
Session 1 –
Data Development
Base Mapping
Fundamentals~ Mark Steward, Ayres Associates
Integrating Various Data Formats
into the Geodatabase Structure~ Martha Kelty Roldan, St. Mary’s
University
LiDAR—What is it and How is it
Used?~ John Erickson, Ayres Associates
Session 2 –
Data Management
- Transferring GIS Data Between
Geodatabases and ArcPad~ Richard Bunten, City of Duluth
- Standardizing Land Cover
Mapping with the Minnesota Land Cover Classification System~ Bart
Richardson, MN DNR
- Errors and Error Propagation
Associated with Land Use/Land Cover Data in GIS Analyses~ Ryan W.
Kirk, University of Minnesota
Session 3–
Management Strategies
- From Maps to Information
Systems~ William S. Holland, GeoAnalytics
- Managing Address Data in an
Enterprise GIS Environment~ Peter G. Thum, GeoAnalytics
- Automating the County Surveyor
Office~ Jay Wittstock, Wright County
Session 4 –
Remote Sensing
- Solar Radiation Estimates
Using Digital Elevation Models~ Stacey L. Stark, University of
Minnesota—Duluth
- Aquatic Vegetation Surveys
Using High Resolution IKONOS and QuickBird Imagery~ Leif G.
Olmanson, University of Minnesota
- Floodplain Mapping:
Legislative Update~ Ogbazbhi Sium, MN DNR
Session 5 –
Spatial Analysis
- Breast and Prostate Cancer
Incidence in a Population Exposed to Organochlorine/Dioxin
Contaminants via Point Source Incinerator Emissions, 1995-1999~ John
Gabbert, St. Mary’s University
- Spatial Analysis of
Archaeological Sites in Central Iraq~ Benjamin F. Richason III, St.
Cloud State University
- Using GIS to Determine Density
Estimates of Herbivores in Madikwe Game Reserve in South Africa~ Andrea
Sampson, University of Minnesota
Project
Demonstrations – Web Mapping
- An Internet Street Atlas
Companion~ Jim Maxwell, The Lawrence Group
- Web Based Data Distribution~ Bob
Basques, City of St. Paul
- Web Based Application for
Providing Land Information~ Bonnie Foster, Todd County
Product
Demonstrations – S.E.H.
- DataView~Wayne Becker,
S.E.H.
Noon
Awards Luncheon
1:30 p.m. Concurrent
Sessions
Session 6 –
Data Development
- Dakota County Right-of-Way
Information System~ Joe Sapletal, Dakota County
- GPS for GIS Data Collection:
Accuracy, Cost~ Paul Bolstad, University of Minnesota
- Minnesota Plat Book Creation
Using GIS~ Scott Marlin, Stearns County
Session 7 –
Data Management
- An Effective Project
Management Approach Using Tools, Techniques, and Software Packages for
GIS Projects Designed by GeoSpatial Services of St. Mary’s~ John
Ebert, St. Mary’s University
- Mn/DOT Geotechnical Boring
Database and ArcIMS~Gary Person, Mn/DOT
- GIS Infrastructure:
Inventorying Structures Statewide~ Jim Ramstrom, LMIC
Session 8 –
Management Strategies
- A Closer Look at the City of
Fairmont’s Digital Ortho Project~ Mark Steward, Ayres Associates
- Best Practices in GIS
Implementation~ Chuck Leppert, ESRI
- Providing Comprehensive GIS
Product Development and Distribution Services~ Robert Maki, MN DNR
(This is a companion presentation to “The MN DNR Extended Data
Dictionary,” presented in session 13.)
Session 9 –
Remote Sensing
- Analysis of a Multi-year Water
Quality Atlas on Minnesota’s 10,000 Lakes~ Leif G. Olmanson,
University of Minnesota
- Mapping Forest Disturbance
Severity Using High Resolution Satellite Imagery~ Brian Loeffelholz,
University of Minnesota
- 2002 Twin Cities Metropolitan
Area Cover Type Classification—Utilizing Landsat Imagery to its Full
Potential~ Marvin Bauer, University of Minnesota
Session 10 –
Water Resources
- Parcel Prices and Water
Quality on Lakes in Northern Minnesota~ Charlie Parson, Bemidji
State University
- Using GIS to Evaluate Nitrate
Leaching and Wellhead Protection in the Verdi Wellfield, Lincoln
County, Minnesota~ David Kelley, University of St. Thomas
- Utilizing GIS to Estimate the
Quantity and Distribution of Nitrate-Nitrogen and Chloride in Olmsted
County Groundwater~ Khalid E. Mubarak, St. Mary’s University
Project
Demonstrations – Data Management
- Using ArcCatalog’s Minnesota
Geographic Metadata Guidelines Editor~ Nancy Rader, LMIC
- Precision Storm Sewer
Inventory for the City of Minneapolis~ Paul S. Johnson, URS
Corporation
- Minnesota Environmental Atlas:
Adding Your Own Data~ Ken Pekarek, LMIC
Product
Demonstration – Trimble
- Mobile GIS~ Chad Hall,
Trimble Field Solutions Division
3:00 p.m. Refreshment
Break
3:30 p.m. Concurrent
Sessions
Session 11 –
Natural Resources
- Implementation of an
Integrated Environmental Data Management System—“Lessons Learned”~
Shalene Derouard, AMEC
- Environmental Quality
Assurance: Utilization of GIS Technologies to Assess Environmental
Risk Factors for Livestock Producers~ Steve Roos, University of
Minnesota
- Using GIS and GPS Systems in
an Evaluation of Pheasant Winter Habitat Provided by Farm Programs~ Tonya
Rogers , MN DNR
Session 12 –
Data Management
- Best Practices for Sharing and
Coordinating Geographic Information in Local Governments: Results of a
Nationwide Survey~ Dr. Francis Harvey, University of Minnesota
- GIS Ethics~ Will Craig,
University of Minnesota
Session 13 –
Metadata
- The MN DNR Extended Data
Dictionary: Integrating Data Documentation and Distribution~ Hal
Watson, MN DNR (This is a companion presentation to “Providing
Comprehensive GIS Product Development and Distribution Services,”
presented in session 8.)
- Tips and Tricks for Making
Metadata Easier~ Nancy Rader, LMIC
- The Geospatial One-Stop
Portal~ Pat Cummens, ESRI
Session 14 –
Remote Sensing
- Refining Graining Samples—Some
New Directions~ Ranga Raju Vatsavai, University of Minnesota
- Visualization—Extravagant or
Essential in the Era of Budget Cuts~ Brad Henry, URS Corporation
- Advantages and Disadvantages
of the Next Generation of Digital Orthophotography~ James W. O’Loughlin,
ImageAmerica
Session 15 –
Water Resources
- NHD: Digital Hydrography and
its Potential Applications in Minnesota~ Jim Ellickson, St. Cloud
State University
- National Wetland Inventory
Update~ Brian Huberty, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- Historic Surface Hydrology
Pilot Study of Nicollet County, Minnesota~ Crystal Phillips-Mustain,
Mn/DOT
Project
Demonstrations – Local Government
- GIS and All-hazard Mitigation
Plan: Goodhue County, Minnesota~ Sarah Midler, Goodhue County
- Legacy Data Capture/Conversion
Methods~ Bob Basques, City of St. Paul
- Automatic Location
Identification for Wireless 911 Calls~ David Brandt, Washington
County
Product
Demonstrations
- Leica Professional Data Mapper—Field
Demo~ Steve Nicholson, Kunde Company
5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Vendors
Reception and Poster Session
- Prize Drawings (must be
present to win)
- Complimentary hors d’oeuvres
and cash bar
7:30 – 10:30 p.m. Bootlegger
Gathering at the Landmark Center
Friday
Conference Program
7:30 a.m. Conference
Registration and Materials Pick-Up
8:00 a.m. Exhibit
Opens
8:30 a.m. Concurrent
Sessions
Session 16 –
Natural Resources
- Minnesota Wildlife Management
Area GIS Program~ Steve Benson, MN DNR
- GIS and Emergency Monitoring
for Chronic Wasting Disease in White-tailed Deer~ Robert Wright, MN
DNR
- Minnesota Chronic Wasting
Disease Surveillance Program~ Steve Benson, MN DNR
Session 17 –
Homeland Security
- GIS and Homeland Security~ William
S. Holland, GeoAnalytics
- A Strategy to Organize GIS
Support for Homeland Security in Minnesota~ Randy Knippel, Dakota
County
- The Role of GIS in the
Columbia Shuttle Recovery~ Greg Liknes, USDA Forest Service
Session 18 –
Management Strategies
- The “GIS Personality:” A
Critical Success Factor~ Dr. Linda Tomaselli, GISRDC
- Using GIS to Develop an
Integrated Land Records Management System~ Charlie Magruder,
NovaLIS
- Mapbooks Made Easy~ Kendis
Scharenbroich, Pro-West & Associates
Session 19 –
Education
- A System-wide ESRI Site
License for MnSCU~ Mark R. Thomas, MnSCU
- Integrating GPS and GIS
Techniques in Training Future GIS Professionals: A Student Case Study~
Richard Moore, Mankato State University
- Connecting GIS with K-12
Education in Minnesota~ Sara Damon, Stillwater High School
Session 20 –
Web Mapping
- Panel Discussion~ Will Craig: University of Minnesota;
Bill
Swing, Cheri Nelson, Jay Wittstock, Jeff Coate: Wright County
Project
Demonstrations – Spatial Analysis
- Doorway Constellation
Topology: A 3-D Spatial Reference Infrastructure for Location-Aware
Indoor Applications~ James R. Beal Jr., DataPlanIT Consulting
- Serving Up Surface Water Data:
The Environmental Data Access System~ John Seaberg, MPCA
- Ecological Model for MLCCS in
ArcView 3.x/Spatial Analyst~ Siobhan Boylan, MN DNR
Product
Demonstration
- Integrating GIS and Document
Imaging and Retrieving~ Clayton Baer, Crabtree Companies
10:00 a.m. Refreshment
Break
10:30 am Concurrent
Sessions
Session 21 –
Natural Resources
- Classification of Forest Area
Based on Multi-date NLCD for Forest Change Estimation~ Dale D.
Gormanson, USDA Forest Service
- Modeling Development Influence
on Oak Forests—Making the Link Between Land Use and Forest
Disturbance~ Brian Loeffelholz, University of Minnesota
- Peltigera, a Genus of
Nitrogen-fixing, Terricolous Lichens: Its Nitrogen Contribution to the
Forests of Northern Minnesota~ Rebecca Knowles, University of
Minnesota
Session 22 –
Web Mapping
- Indexing a Spatial Database
for Increased Efficiency of Web-based GIS Delivery~ Matt Johnson,
St. Mary’s University
- Taking the Process of Finding
a Home to the Next Level—The Geographic Level~ Richard Moore,
University of Minnesota
- Server/Internet-based GIS
Solutions~ Galen Neste, Pro-West & Associates
Session 23 –
Community GIS
- Using AVL and GIS Technologies
to Support Real-Time Fleet Monitoring and Tracking~ Peter G. Thum,
GeoAnalytics
- GIS at Work in St. Paul~ Karen
Johnson, City of St. Paul
- GIS in the Community: The
Minneapolis Neighborhood Information System~ Jeff Matson,
University of Minnesota
Session 24 –
Utilities
- Utilities on the Move~ Kendis
Scharenbroich, Pro-West & Associates
- Sanitary Sewer Flow Model and
Storm Water Analysis for the Meadow Hills Subdivision in Rochester,
Minnesota~ Jason Schuster, St. Mary’s University
- “Breaking the GIS Data
Bottleneck”—Advancements in Field Data Collection~ Steve Gilkey,
Geospan
Session 25 –
Web Mapping
- The Dakota County Solution for
Mass Deployment of Data and Customizations~ Mary Hageman, Dakota
County
- Experimenting with the Web
Mapping Client~ Bob Basques, City of St. Paul
- The Lake Browser: Providing
the Minnesota Lake Clarity Online Information Service~ Kali E.
Sawaya, University of Minnesota
Project
Demonstrations – Data Development
- GeoIntegrator: Using Web
Mapping Services to Access GIS Data~ Chris Cialek, LMIC
- DNR Garmin Software—A Tool
for Integrating Garmin GPS with ArcView~ Chris Pouliot, MN DNR
- GIS Wireless Communication~ Josh
Marsh, Pro-West & Associates
Product
Demonstrations
- Geoprocessing with ArcGIS
Desktop 9.0~ Dick Chronowski, ESRI
- Publishing and Using GIS Web
Services~ Jason Grootens, ESRI
Noon Closing
Luncheon (Exhibit Hall closes)
- William Holland will present a
light-hearted look at GIS issues.
1:30 p.m. Minnesota
GIS/LIS Consortium Business Meeting and Year End Review
2:00 p.m. Prize
Drawings (must be present to win)
Adjournment
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