On February 18, 2004, the British Columbia Chapter of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA BC) hosted a one day seminar entitled:
Integration of GIS, Mobile and Satellite Imagery
Date: February 18, 2004
Time: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Location: Ramada Plaza Conference Resort 10251 St. Edwards Drive, Richmond, BC
This seminar had two presentation series, Urban and Satellite. The Urban Series focused on the identification, assessment and management of municipal assets, integration of GIS with water network modeling, integrating CADD and GIS, mobile infrastructure maintenance and utilizing GIS to its highest potential over the Internet
As part of the Satellite Series, the application of satellite Imagery for detection of impervious and pervious areas, as well as change detection for new development was explored. Particpants also learnt about the current state of satellite imagery and how the RCMP Air Squad will be using GIS data in their Police helicopters.
By the resounding feedback we have received so far this event was successful in its purpose. We hope you gained some useful insight into what other users are doing with GIS, Remote Sensing and Mobile Technologies and that you derived some value from attending, which you can in turn utilize in your workplace.
We have a dynamic lineup of speakers including:
- Seeing the Forest for the Trees: The District of North Vancouver’s Mobile Forest Management System
Presented by Mark Brown and Meaghan Taylor, District of North Vancouver
- The implementation of GIS at the Greater Vernon Water Utility
Presented by Leon Gous, City of Vernon and Tjaart Van den Berg, LandInfo Technologies Inc
- Integrating CAD & GIS in a Municipal Environment
Presented by Martin Tilt, City of Vancouver
- Spatial Asset Maintenance
Presented by Ceri Wisheart and Evan Schwab, Accenture Business Services for Utilities
- Exploiting the Power of GIS over the Internet
Presented by Grant Berry, Telus Geomatics
- Moving Map Technology: Helping Airborne Law Enforcement
Presented by Scott Healey, RCMP
- The Current and Future Status of Satellite Imagery and Their Use in Urban Applications
Presented by Karl Kliparchuk, McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd
- Panel: Mapping Richmond’s Urban Green Space
Presented by Stuart Jones, City of Richmond
- Panel: Change Detection Based on Satellite Imagery
Presented by Karen Stewart, City of Surrey
- Panel: Satellite Cities
Presented by Tor Henderson, RADARSAT