Showing posts with label Meetings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meetings. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Where should we have the 6th Annual SARGIS Meeting?

We need a Search and Rescue Team to help us host our 6th Annual Search and Rescue GIS Meeting.


Ideally it would be at a location that: 
  • Has a networked computer lab with +20 computers for MapSAR / IGT4SAR training (A University Campus or Training Center)
  • A meeting room with projector, high speed internet, and room for +30 people 
  • Accessible by airport and public transportation 
  • Tent camping nearby 
  • Within 30 miles of a microbrewery & a National Park site 
This map should help (zoom in to your area of interest for more local intel)


I can help organize the event, but need someone to take care of on-site logistics. For example, helping the IT department at a University setup computers for training (install software, test tutorials, etc). 
We could also consider finding a sponsor for the event once we know where it will be. 


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I think this year we will open up the event to a webcast for more events so those of you who cannot make it can still attend. 


Here is the agenda from last year.

Here are results as of 01/27/2014. 

This is based on 100 votes so far. I will leave the survey open until Friday - but it is looking like two locations will be needed, joined via web cast.




Thursday, June 27, 2013

Going to the Esri International User Conference 2013?

Going to the Esri International User Conference 2013?

If you have ever been to the Esri International User Conference - you know it can be overwhelming to navigate all of the activities during the week. Here are some tips if you are a "SARGIS geek" and will be attending (or things to follow up on if you can't make it)":

  1. EsriUC 2013 Public Safety Cheat Sheet

  2. Twitter hashtags: #EsriUC #EsriNSS

  3. GIS for Search and Rescue SIG Special Interest Group Meeting

  4. Using ArcGIS for Wilderness Search and Rescue Presentation