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GeonetCom Schedule of Events 1. Select the seminar you’d like to attend. For complete series information, go to www.geonetcom.com.Schedule of Events Week 1: November 9, November 11, 12-1 p.m. EST GeonetCom Keynote Address The Internet. Deregulation. And more. Joe Astroth Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Autodesk GIS Solutions Division, discusses the changing face of GIS and the impact of the Internet on the industry. As your industry changes, so do your options. See what GIS at Autodesk offers for the 21st century-and beyond. Week 2: November 16, November 18, 12-1 p.m. EST Implementing an Enterprise GIS Solution Is it worth it? Where do I begin? Learn how Thames Water implemented its state- of-the-art, enterprise-wide GIS solution, Autodesk Vision. Discussions focus on the problems that must be tackled, and why the benefits make it worth the effort and expense. Week 3: December 7, December 9, 12-1 p.m. EST Internet GIS for the Municipality Thousands of paper maps. One web site. No problem. See how experts in Las Vegas transform their paper-based maps into dynamic web sites using Autodesk MapGuide. Don’t miss demonstrations of this city’s amazing GIS Web site. If you want to know where GIS in government services is going, this seminar is for you. Week 4: December 14, December 16, 12-1 p.m. EST Using GIS to Competitive Advantage When you have all the information at your fingertips, you have the edge. Michael DeLacy, President of Microdesk, discusses how North East Optic Network designs and manages their fiber optic cable network with automatic Web-based updates to gain a competitive advantage. You must see this stellar application using AutoCAD Map and Autodesk MapGuide. Week 5: January 11, January 13, 12-1 p.m. EST Georgia Power Company When you handle thousands of kilowatts a day, your GIS solution had better be just as powerful. Richard B. Burroughs, III, PE of Jorge Cabrera, explains how Georgia Power Company harnesses the Intranet to place 90,000 maps online to more than 5,000 employees. This session explores how Georgia Power leveraged their existing AutoCAD drawings with Autodesk MapGuide to build an amazing network. Week 6: January 18, January 20, 12-1 p.m. EST Mapping Analyzing and Distributing Facilities Data with Time Warner Putting the maps on Time Warner. Chuck Pietra, New Business Unit Manager at Avatech Solutions, shows you how Time Warner Communications manipulates the Internet and a graphical user interface to access data directly from Oracle and SQL Server Databases. The session will also highlight system-wide integration of Sipre GIS and SipreCAD, with AutoCAD Map and Autodesk MapGuide. Week 7: January 25, January 27, 12-1 p.m. EST Vehicle Tracking and Fleet Management GIS in orbit. Robert Colm, President of Sigba S.A., explains how, in only three months, Skycom, located in Buenos Aires, Argentina, implemented a vehicle tracking system using the ORBCOMM satellites. This Autodesk MapGuide vehicle tracking system uses the satellites to process the exact location of each vehicle, display it in real time on a dynamic interactive map, calculate distances to the next location on route, send and receive remote messages, and provide access protection and control. Week 8: February 1, February 3, 12-1 p.m. EST Pima County, Arizona Getting onto the Internet and staying there. Over a two-year period, Pima County has implemented an incredible Internet based GIS system. Moderators Jack Lloyd, GIS Manager, and John Dickson, Database Specialist, of Pima County, Arizona focus on how Pima County leverages its current GIS software and data investment with Autodesk MapGuide to dramatically reduce the number of map requests. Week 9: February 8, February 10, 12-1 p.m. EST GIS for City Planners and Council Big city plans. Small town applications. J. Lance Maidlow, M. Eng., P. Eng., and President of Kanotech Information Systems Ltd., details ways GIS can be implemented by city planners, city councils, and smaller communities. He discusses the new program, CivicCenter, an Autodesk and Microsoft program, which provides open, fully documented database models and applications for property and facility information that can be used by all the members of local government. Week 10: February 15, February 17, 12-1 p.m. EST Improving Service and Reducing Costs Good-bye, regulations. Hello, competition. As electric utilities are deregulated, the need to stay competitive becomes even more important. See how to leverage your GIS data to fine-tune customer service and cut costs. Plus, learn about the new integrated power outage management application from Autodesk, PowerLine. Week 11: February 22, February 24, 12-1 p.m. EST Integrating GIS and GPS for Vehicle Tracking Staying on track with GIS. Michael Tooker, President of Dolphin Technologies, shares how his company handles its vehicle and fleet tracking and how they integrated sophisticated gyro equipment to track problem points. The session also focuses on the use of GPS and Web-based GIS as management tools. Week 12: February 29, March 2, 12-1 p.m. EST Denver Water Mile-high GIS. Dan Genrich, Information Services Project Manager of Denver Water, shows how Denver Water created its first Internet driven MapGuide application. Almost every division within Denver Water can access their GIS data over the Internet. The system was created in less than two weeks and new users can even be trained in little over an hour. www.geonetcom.com |
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