Past Events
2008 GITA Minnesota Chapter Conference
GITA Minnesota Chapter Day-Long Conference On:
“Utilizing GeoSpatial Technologies to Improve Asset Management and Reliability”
Conference will help you learn how GIS will better administer and track your location based facilities and assets.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER – Dr. Jayant Sharma, Technical Director, Spatial Oracle USA Inc.
Dr. Jayant Sharma is Technical Director, Spatial Product Management at Oracle's New England Development Center. He has over fifteen years experience in databases and spatial information systems. He is currently focused on the product strategy, and design, of spatial components for Oracle's database and application server products, and on deployment architectures using these components. He works closely with Oracle Spatial's business partners and strategic customers. He also represents Oracle at the OpenGeospatial Consortium's Planning & Technical Committee meetings and its working groups.
Conference Topics with Panel Discussion:
GeoSpatial Database Options
Field Data Collection
Mobility and Staking
Scheduling/Asset Management
Outage Management
Aerial Photography
Conference Supporters:
| Connexus Energy |
Powel, Inc. |
| ESRI |
Pro West, Inc. |
| Gopher State One Call |
Utility Integration Solutions, Inc. |
| Intergraph |
Wright-Hennepin |
| LMIC |
Xcel Energy |
| Oracle |
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For more information visit the CONFERENCE BROCHURE
2006 GITA Minnesota Chapter Conference
A half-day conference for utilities, municipalities, and contractors interested in improving their geographical information by making better use of technologies that will improve their working relationship with Gopher State One Call.
Thursday, November 2
Connexus Energy
14601 Ramsey Blvd NW
Ramsey, MN
8:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon
Minnesota Chapter Co-Hosts One-Day Forum
"Imagining Possibilities: The Next Frontier For Geographic Information"
The Minnesota Chapter, along with MetroGIS–Metropolitan Council, MN GIS/LIS Consortium, MN Governor’s Council on Geographic Information, MN Office of Demographic Analysis, and the University of Minnesota, presented a one-day forum titled Imagining Possibilities:The Next Frontier for Geographic Information Technology.
The June 1 event was held at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. It featured distinguished, well-respected visionaries in the Minnesota geographic information systems community. Discussions were centered on the evolving technologies and new opportunities associated with GIS.
January 17 2003
Minnesota Planning: EPIC Planner
For more information on this event, click here. |