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On March 29th, 2006 the New York Metro InfraGard held a Geographic Information Systems And Remote Sensing Workshop at the Queens Museum of Art. The museum is home to the The Panorama of the City of New York thus making it a very appropriate location for the event. |
Special thanks to the Queens Museum and especially to our board member and GIS Coordinator George Davis who performed an enormous amount of work putting this meeting together and getting the word out.
GIS Coordinator George Davis’ Workshop Introduction
President Joe Concannon Group Discussion
The workshop drew our highest registration to date – almost 250 people signed up for the event which was also attended by a few dozen vendors in our exhibition.
The event was recorded, so check back for an audio version of the meeting.
Joe Concannon addresses meeting attendees.
== Agenda ==
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Introductions and Key Business Issues
Operators’ Perspective and Utility of GIS
James F. Cooper
General Manager, Security Systems & Capital Program
Port Authority of NY & NJ Office of Emergency Management
GIS Information Sharing
Council Member Gale A. Brewer
Committee on Technology in Government
From Geospatial Systems to the Location Aware Enterprise
Alan Leidner
Former NYC Citywide GIS Coordinator
Data Issues Lurking Behind Successful GIS Application
in Metropolitan Areas
Dr. Jack Eichenbaum
Founder of NYC GISMO Usergroup
New York City Area Earthquake Loss Estimation Study
Daniel O’Brien
NYS Emergency Management GIS Coordinator
NGA Geospatial-Intelligence Support to Federal Law Enforcement
Counter-Terrorism Security Operations
Chris Viselli
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Integrating GIS Technology with Law Enforcement:
The Key to Success
Wilson P. Dizard III
Senior Writer, Government Computer News