| December 11, 2013 |
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It’s our Holiday Party. Please bring a treat to share.
- Ooh, you've got LiDAR! Now what?
Presented by: Brian Quinn, County of Marin
- Earth Engine for GIS Users: Is Google's new remote sensing platform useful for ArcGIS Users
Presented by: Karla King, GIS Education Center
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| September 25, 2013 |
- Sonoma County Communities: Cumulative Risk and Educational Outcomes
Presented by: George Malachowski, County of Sonoma Human Services Department
- Delineating Geomorphic Landscape Units for Hydromodification Planning and Management
Presented by: Papantzin Cid, MS in GIS from University of Redlands
- arcpy.mapping
Presented by: Kevin Lacefield, County of Sonoma
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| June 19, 2013 - North Bay GIS Field Day |
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This June was our 2nd annual Field Day featuring hands on demonstrations of products in the beautiful outdoors.
Sonoma County Regional Parks sponsored this event which was completely free to attend. Take a look at all they have to offer on their website... including how to become a parks member.
Presenters
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| May 22, 2013 |
- Cal-Adapt: Exploring California’s Climate Change Research
Presented by: Kevin Koy, Executive Director, Geospatial Innovation Facility, UC Berkeley - College of Natural Resources
The Cal-Adapt (http://cal-adapt.org) web application has been developed to showcase the wealth of innovative climate change research being produced by the scientific community in California. Through a combination of locally relevant information, visualization tools, and access to primary data, Cal-Adapt allows users to investigate how the climate is projected to change in their area of interest.
This presentation will introduce the process that our team undertook to plan for and develop this site, focusing on the challenges of presenting compelling visualizations of highly temporal raster data in a webGIS environment. It will also address the challenges faced with providing access to complex data sets and information to very different user groups, varying from general public to scientist.
In addition to describing the development process, there will also be a live demo presenting currently available data and features available through Cal-Adapt, including temperature, snowpack, sea level rise, and fire visualization tools.
- The Effects of Occupation Time and Obstructions on GPS Observations
Presented by: Christopher Vencill, Student, SRJC Geospatial Technology
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| February 13, 2013 — Practical Data Editing |
- Editing Data – Working Smarter Not Harder
Presented by: John Krafft, GDR
When editing and creating data, accuracy and consistency are of utmost importance. These elements can be difficult to achieve when working with data across multiple datasets acquired from various sources. Using querying software such as SQL Server Management Studio, as well as custom-built tools for ArcMap, makes this process simple yet efficient.
- Sonoma County Water Agency
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