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Federal GIS Forum E-Newsletter Fall 2007
Welcome to the fourth edition of Federal GIS Forum, a quarterly ESRI newsletter to keep you informed about GIS and federal government news. In This Issue
Call for Case Studies and Screen Shots GIS for Decision Support in Public Policy Making ESRI UC 2008 User Presentations for the 2008 ESRI User
Conference Submit an abstract for possible presentation at the 2008 ESRI International User Conference (ESRI UC), August 4-8, 2008, in San Diego, California. The ESRI UC is the largest GIS conference in the world. ESRI GIS users will be interested in learning about your GIS successes, innovations, and solutions for meeting your organization's GIS challenges. Share your knowledge and communicate your insights directly to this respected audience. Presenting a paper enables you to
To submit your abstract, visit www.esri.com/uc. Save the Date! Special Interest Groups, Summits, and Events Eighth
Annual ESRI Federal User Conference Join federal GIS users February 20-22, 2008, to discuss challenges and solutions that are unique to your industry, such as the complex nature of building a national GIS. Learn from your colleagues about successful GIS applications in many government agencies that can provide new ideas and inspiration. Be part of this annual conference to connect with other federal GIS users and increase your GIS knowledge. For more information, visit ESRI FedUC. GIS users are invited to submit an abstract for consideration as a paper presentation at the conference. The submission deadline is November 16. 2008
ESRI Survey & Engineering GIS Summit GIS technology is breaking past traditional professional boundaries and building new opportunities for surveyors and engineers. Whether enhancing core business practices or expanding capabilities in the field, the technology is shaping the future. Join more than 400 surveyors, engineers, and GIS professionals at the 2008 ESRI Survey & Engineering GIS Summit as they explore the latest developments in the industries. Registration for the 2008 summit opens this December. Get more information and view this year's conference proceedings at www.esri.com/surveyengsummit. Visit ESRI at more upcoming trade shows! Grants and Training ESRI Grant Assistance Program Provides Complimentary
Support to Government No-Cost Live Training Seminars Take your GIS skills to the next level through ESRI Training and Education. Software News Microsoft Windows Installer Technology and
ArcGIS Think-Sketch-Share To learn more, read ESRI and Wacom: Partners in Idea Transformation. ArcGIS
Survey Analyst 9.2 Offers a Survey-Based Approach to Land
Information Management New parcel editing tools make the latest version of ESRI's ArcGIS Survey Analyst with Cadastral Editor the most comprehensive release yet. The application's new capabilities enable users to record and maintain survey data and continuous parcel layers as elements that are part of an integrated dataset and data model, called the cadastral fabric. This extension is available as part of ArcGIS 9.2 Service Pack 3. Evaluate now. Learn more: ArcGIS Survey Analyst [PDF-745 KB] Introducing Census Tools for ArcGIS Accurate census data is important in apportioning seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, allocating federal monies to state and local governments, and helping communities plan for future needs. As a state, local, or tribal government employee, you have the opportunity to share your knowledge with the U.S. Census Bureau to improve the accuracy and efficiency of the 2010 Census. Census Tools for ArcGIS is a complimentary add-on from ESRI that supports local governments participating in the Local Update of Census Addresses (LUCA) and Boundary and Annexation Survey (BAS) programs for the 2010 Census. The add-on gives you the data and tools you need to review and update the Census Bureau Master Address File (MAF) in an ArcGIS environment, providing an effective, more familiar method to produce these Census Bureau-defined datasets. Jointly developed by ESRI and Citygate GIS LLC, Census Tools for ArcGIS provides functionality that takes into consideration Census Bureau business rules. Using Census Tools for ArcGIS, you can read spatial data from the Census Bureau in shapefile format, perform census-specific workflow tasks, and output a revised shapefile compliant with Census Bureau standards. Census Tools for ArcGIS requires ArcGIS Desktop and is expected to be available for download from the ESRI Web site in October 2007. For more, visit www.esri.com/censustools. Industry News Discover How GIS Technology Is Building New
Opportunities for Surveyors Chas.
H. Sells, Inc., Earns Top Honors for Innovative Use of GIS
Technology New White Paper Available Case Study USDA Forest Service Quickly Delivers High-Quality
Imagery with ArcGIS Image Server The ArcGIS Image Server implementation is in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the Forest Service's Remote Sensing Applications Center (RSAC) where Mike Morrison, the training and technology awareness program leader for RSAC, manages the image software program deployment for the Forest Service. Read the complete story [PDF-2.88 MB] in the Summer 2007 issue of Federal GIS Connections. Read more case studies. ESRI Employment Opportunities Federal
Marketing Specialist Engineering
Industry Marketing Specialist Community
Development Industry Manager Industry
Marketing Coordinator Search for additional employment opportunities with the ESRI government team. Search for additional employment opportunities at careers.esri.com. |
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