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Pre-Summit: Wyoming Geospatial Community Forum

 

Pre-Summit Event will be held on January 12.  The Wyoming Geospatial Community Forum, hosted by WyGISC and WYGEO, will spotlight geospatial data, applications, and policy issues relevant to Wyoming’s geospatial professionals and decision makers. 

 

 

 

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Agenda

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Time Agenda Item Speaker(s) Description Moderator(s)
8:00AM - 9:00AM Working Breakfast   A working breakfast to network, independently discuss issues and topics of interest, and prepare for the day.  
9:00AM - 9:30AM Intro & Opening Remarks
Nicholas Case
Jeff Hamerlinck Photo
Nicholas Case 
President of Wyoming Geospatial Organization (WYGEO)
Assistant Lecturer
UW School of Computing | Geospatial Information Sciences & Technology

Dr. Jeff Hamerlinck 
Director of UW Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center (WYGISC)
Associate Director of the UW School of Computing


Opening remarks for the Geospatial Community Forum and a goal for the overall day.  
9:30AM - 10:30AM Public Private Partnership in Action: Alberta Data Partnerships

Erik Holmond Bio

Erik Holmund
Executive Director of Alberta Data Partnerships

Beginning in 1997, ADP is a non-profit company established to assume responsibilities for digital mapping in Alberta Canada on behalf of the provincial government. This concept grew from a strong push from the Government of Alberta to provide more efficient and cost effective services they believed could be scaled and accomplished more efficiently through partnerships with the private sector.   ADP  provides long-term management of comprehensive digital data sets for a wide number of collective stakeholders.   Find out how it was accomplished, how it's going, and lessons learned.   
Director of Wyoming
Geographic Information Science Center. UW
Associate Director of the School of Computing, UW
10:30AM - 11:00AM  Break

 

 

11:00AM - 12:00PM Kansas Approach to GIS Governance
Eileen Battles Headshot
Ken Nelson Headshot
Eileen Battles
Data Access & Support Center Manager
Kansas Geological Survey
University of Kansas

Kenneth A. Nelson
Assoc. Director for GIS & IT
Geographic Information Officer
DASC Director
Kansas Geological Survey 
University of Kansas
An overview of the Kansas State GIS program, emphasis on the unique relationship between Kansas Geological Survey, University of Kansas, and state and local government.    Followed by a walkthrough covering specific clearinghouse initiatives, projects and programs.   Nicholas Case 
President of Wyoming Geospatial Organization (WYGEO)
Assistant Lecturer
UW School of Computing | Geospatial Information Sciences & Technology
12:00PM - 1:00PM Lunch    
1:00PM - 4:00PM Afternoon Discussion, Panels, Working Groups   Pending Discussions possibly centered around: authoritative data & definitions, standards for geospatial data, data discovery and sharing, public/private partnerships, funding a geohub, real-world governance examples, support for local governments, troubleshooting roadblocks, and more.
Director of Wyoming
Geographic Information Science Center. UW
Associate Director of the School of Computing, UW
4:00PM - 5:00PM Closing Remarks: Summary & Recommendations Jeff Hamerlinck Photo Dr. Jeff Hamerlinck 
Director of UW Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center
Associate Director of the UW School of Computing
Summarizing events, discussions, takeaways from working groups, and the goal: Providing recommendations to remove roadblocks and implement solutions. Dr. Shannon Albeke
Research Scientist, Sr
Wyoming Geographical Information Science Center, UW
5:30PM - 7:30PM Evening Reception   Networking & Reception 
Altitude Chophouse & Brewery
320 S. 2nd St., Laramie WY