Overview |
GIS Day 2007 was November 14 and was a smashing success, if we do say so ourselves.  Please monitor this page (or probably its feed) for information about next year's event, penciled in as a larger affair based on turnout this year. |
updated Tue, 06 Nov 2007 15:46:10 EST |
Where/When | |
| East Faculty Lounge, Purdue Memorial Union (2nd floor) West Lafayette, IN |
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Date of Event: November 14, 2007 (poster session begins 11:00 am) | |
Directions | |
| directions provided by PMU | |
Parking | |
| parking information from Purdue's main site here. | |
Posters |
| While it's too late to register to bring anything (say, a poster or presentation) anyone is still welcome to stop in on Wednesday to see and hear about a wide variety of topics, from basic GIS usage to advanced and beyond into the realm of mashups, geospatial web services, neogeography, and spatially-aware information delivery in general. The roster of posters is as follows: Analyzing High-Resolution Digital Orthophotography With eCognition Xiaoxiao Li (Dept. of Forestry and Natural Resourcees, Purdue University) Call for Collaborations Contributed CMS for GIS? Content Management Goes Geo C.C. Miller; Chiung-Shiuan Fu; Jae Sung Kim (Purdue Libraries) The Feasibility of Installing and Monitoring an Extensive Green Roof at Purdue University Kristin Rogers; Kensey Thurner; Heather Preisendanz et al (Purdue University) GIS Support for the Ins & Outs of Carbon Emissions Research C.C. Miller; Chiung-Shiuan Fu; Jae Sung Kim (Purdue Libraries) IndianaView Purdue Terrestrial Observatory (Purdue University) The Indiana Watershed Leadership Academy Tracy Dehoop (Indiana Watershed Leadership Academy) The Link Between Geographic Access to Food Retailers and Restaurants and Health Outcomes as Measured by Body Mass Index (BMI) Samantha Snyder (Agricultural Economics, Purdue) Mosaic of Wabash River and Valley C.C. Miller; Chiung-Shiuan Fu; Jae Sung Kim (Purdue Libraries) An Online Mapping Tool to Inform Pesticide Applicators of Sensitive Areas Larry Theller (Agricultural & Biological Engineering, Purdue) Preserving Soil Survey Data with GIS C.C. Miller, Marianne Stowell-Bracke (Purdue Libraries) The Purdue Terrestrial Observatory Purdue Terrestrial Observatory (Purdue University) Using Accelerometry and Wearable GPS Units to Measure Trail Users’ Physical Activity: Preliminary Findings Philip J. Troped et al (Purdue University, Department of Health & Kinesiology et al) VisiblePast Sorin Matei (Communications, Purdue) Grid Cell Level Data on Agricultural Land, Population, and Economic Output Mesbah Motamed (Agricultural Economics, Purdue) |
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Presentations |
| The presentations are intended to be loose and loosely-structured presentations (probably ~15m each) on a wide array of topics including project overviews, techniques, data sources, interesting applications or developments in the field and more. A schedule of presenters follows: Introductory Remarks Chris Miller (Purdue Libraries) What I've Learned About Python Carolyn Foley (Purdue Dept. of Entomology M.S.) Using GIS to Examine Relationships between Built Environment and Physical Activity Phil Troped (Purdue Dept. of Health & Kinesiology) Overview of Access to Remotely Sensed Data Vasanthy Kolluri (Purdue Terrestrial Observatory) GIS and Information Infrastructure Challenges Confronting ABE Larry Theller (Purdue Agricultural & Biological Engineering) Using GIS to Predict the New Range Boundary of an Old Pest Insect Jeffrey Holland (Purdue Dept. of Entomology) GIS Servers Jonah Duckles (Purdue Dept. of Forestry & Natural Resources PhD) Taking GIS to the Field Darrell Schulze (Purdue Dept. of Agronomy) GIS at the Purdue Center for Regional Development Indraneel Kumar (Purdue Center for Regional Development) |
updated Tue, 06 Nov 2007 15:46:10 EST |