NSGIC 2011 Annual Conference Archive
September 26-29, 2011
The Grove Hotel & Boise Centre
Boise, Idaho
Official Onsite Program
Final Attendee List
Monday, September 26th
Bill Farnsworth, Idaho Office of the CIO
Boise Song by Jewel (YouTube Video)
Statewide Digital Mapping in Alaska, Ann Johnson, Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources
New Jersey's 2011-12 Strategic Planning Process, Andy Rowan, State of New Jersey
Multi-State Cloud Presentation, Spencer Jenkins, State of Utah
Keynote Presentation
Bringing GIS into the US Senate: A Policy Maker's Tool for Balancing Constituent Interests, Tim Petty, Deputy Legislative Director, Senator James Risch, Idaho
Roll Call of States & Corporate Sponsors
Losing Time = Losing Money, Brien Breen, Bentley Systems, Inc.
Enterprise Virtual Operations Center (EVOC) Solution, Gary Truesdale, HP Enterprise Services
Tuesday, September 27th
The Census and You
Deirdre Dalpiaz Bishop, US Census Bureau
Stuart Irby, US Census Bureau
Greg Hanks, Jr, US Census Bureau
FGDC Coordination Group Questionnaire on Agency Use of Address Data Files, Randy Fusaro, US Census Bureau
The Geospatial Platform, Jerry Johnston, US EPA
Business Meeting, Jon Gottsegen, State of Colorado, NSGIC President
The National Enhanced Elevation Assessment Findings and Development of a National Program, Larry Sugarbaker, US Geological Survey
Transportation for the Nation, Steve Lewis, US DOT
North Carolina Interagency Leadership Team Multiagency Return on Investment Transportation Planning Study, Joe Sewash, State of North Carolina
TomTom Real Time Traffic Insights, TomTom Video, Jaymes Pardue, TomTom
Mapping The New York State Broadband Adoption Study, Bill Johnson, State of New York
Utah Broadband Project: Mapping Update, Bert Granberg, State of Utah
Broadband Provider Portal: An Innovative Tool for Data Validation, John Copple, The Sanborn Map Company
Improving Broadband Web Applications in the State of Connecticut Lessons Learned One Year Later, Steve Anderson, Applied Geographics
Introduction to the NG9-1-1 Workgroup, Ian Von Essen, Washington State Geographic Information Council
Maryland's Use of Imagery and Centerlines to Forge Successful Partnerships within the GIS and E9-1-1 Communities, Kenny Miller, State of Maryland
New York's Use of Addressing to Forge Successful Partnerships within the GIS and E9-1-1 Communities, Bill Johnson, State of New York
Wednesday, September 28th
State Data Steward Network for enhancing and maintaining the Protected Areas Database of the United States (PAD-US), Lisa Duarte, US Geological Survey and Angie Schmidt, Idaho Department of Fish & Game
Mapping Evapotranspiration for Water Administration in Idaho, Bill Kramber, Idaho Department of Water Resources and Dr. Richard G. Allen, University of Idaho
Open Source Possibilities, Learon Dalby, speaking on behalf of State of Arkansas and Michael Terner, Applied Geographics
Mapping a New Course for Geospatial Metadata, Lynda Wayne, FGDC/GeoMaxim
Geospatial Data Sharing Work Group Progress Report, Curtis Pulford, State of Wisconsin
Major Activities Since the Midyear Meeting, Bill Burgess, Washington Liaison
Virtual USA, Dan Cotter, DHS and Bob Griffin DHS
Federal Interagency Geospatial Concept of Operations (GeoCONOPS), David Alexander, DHS and Ron Langhelm, Booz Allen Hamilton
West Wide Wildfire Risk Assessment, Janet Hoyt, Sanborn Map Company
Spring 2011 Floods in Mississippi — Best Case Scenario Disaster, Jim Steil, State of Mississippi
A Private Company's Perspective on Emergency Response Mapping, Craig Molander, Surdex
California Delta Emergency Management Plan, Malcolm Adkins , Michael Baker Jr., Inc.
Geospatial Preparedness — Understanding the Dynamics of Data, Skip Parker, NAVTEQ
Arizona Wildfires and the Aftermath, Gene Trobia, State of Arizona
Thursday, September 29th
Value of Addresses Based Upon VT Experience, Dave Brotzman, State of Vermont
Address Point Data activities in Oregon, Milton Hill, State of Oregon
OSPREY Emergency Management Map,
Census Address Issues
Standards & Reality
Platinum Sponsors
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