Thank you to all who participated in the 7th Annual Search and
Rescue GIS Workshop on November 12-15 in Sonora, CA. The workshop was a
resounding success for all participants. Special thanks to the NAPSG Foundation and Columbia College's budding GIS Program (see more about Columbia College GIS).
We are pleased to announce that the workshop materials are now available online at http://www.napsgfoundation. org/resources/materials- available-search-rescue-gis- workshop/.The Agenda posted here includes links to the materials used during each session and training for easy navigation and access.
Additionally, we have also posted the After Action Notes from the breakout sessions on the last day, Nov. 15 at the link above. By SARGIS8 - the SAR Working Group plans to make progress in four key areas:
Who was there? 55 participants, mostly from California but also scattered across North America.
Here are some photos of the action.
See more: #SARGIS7 Tweets
Additionally, we have also posted the After Action Notes from the breakout sessions on the last day, Nov. 15 at the link above. By SARGIS8 - the SAR Working Group plans to make progress in four key areas:
- Guidelines for GIS in SAR
- Tools and Resources
- Training
- Technology Integration (Cell Phone Analysis, Unmanned Aerial Systems, etc.)
Who was there? 55 participants, mostly from California but also scattered across North America.
Here are some photos of the action.
Don teaching IGT4SAR to a full classroom |
Lorri presenting on where to find base data |
Storytime |
Why use USNG? - Talk to Cole |
Hands-on with USNG |
Beautiful setting - Columbia College |
Action Items! |
Sneak Peak of the Map Products "Menu" for Responders and Decision-Makers Link: http://bit.ly/SARGISMenu |
See more: #SARGIS7 Tweets
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