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lisaarn
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Description:
Geographic information is a driving force in creating unique experiences on the web. People like to know where they are, but there's more to it than that.
Local GIS/GPS specialist Lisa Arnold will introduce you to geographic information systems and demonstrate how to translate geographic information onto the web:
* Why geographic location — "where" — matters
* Options available for delivering maps on the web
* Focus on ESRI's ArcGIS mapping software utilizing the ArcGIS API for Flex.
Links: Website
Comments on this Talk
Larry,
09 Mar 05:29 PM
A great presentation. I knew how to use ArcGIS but didn't have an idea of how the server side worked and this presentation filled me in on that arena. Thanks!
MIke Kruchoski,
22 Mar 03:19 PM
I've been a long-time user of various online mapping and imaging services . The technologies have advanced considerably in the past decade, so I have to admit I wasn't up-to-date. This presentation really opened my eyes to the incredible capabilities now available to mainstream users. Thanks.
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Brian Arnold
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Emily Lewis 4.54

I didn't think this would be very interesting before the talk started. I was totally surprised by how fascinated I was by it. Great presentation.
I just read a book called Yellow Dirt about uranium mining and contamination in Navajo lands of NM and AZ, and while you talked I just kept picturing what a difference mapping like this would have made if it were available right after WWII. Hot spots, disease statistics, water flow & contamination, air flow - the whole mess could have been resolved faster and lives could have been saved with the right kind of mapped information.