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By markgreninger, on November 9th, 2011 For those of you using Geocortex, there is a user group meeting at DPW Headquarters in Alhambra on December 7th.
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Geocortex User Group – Southern California
Alhambra, CA – Wednesday Dec. 7th
Set aside an afternoon and join fellow Geocortex users, administrators, partners and others for interactive discussion and presentations around Geocortex technology. Learn what’s new and what’s next in Geocortex Essentials and our evolving suite of tools and extensions for ArcGIS Server. Hear from fellow users around their specific implementations of Geocortex technology and network with peers.
Registration is not required for this meeting, however we’d like to gauge interest for planning purposes, so please confirm your attendance by clicking on the link below.
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Wednesday Dec. 7th, 2011 |
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1:30pm – 4:00pm |
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Room C
LA County Department of Public Works
900 S. Fremont Avenue
Alhambra, CA 91803 |
| Agenda: |
Introduction
Geocortex Technology Update
Break (refreshments provided)
User Presentation
Geocortex Mobile Demonstration
Wrap up, Q&A, Closing remarks |
Again, if you plan on attending this user group meeting, please confirm either by replying to this email, or by clicking on the link above.
We hope to see you at the Southern California User Group meeting next month! |
Upcoming Webinars
We regularly offer free, live webinars on topics related to success with our suite of Geocortex products and Esri-based web mapping technology. To learn more about upcoming webinars, or to register, please visit:
www.geocortex.com/learn
Latitude Geographics
Group Ltd.
Tel: 250.381.8130
Toll Free: 1.888.578.5545
info@latitudegeo.com
www.latitudegeo.com
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By markgreninger, on November 9th, 2011  Ranking by Popularity Tim Smith from LA County Fire passed this website along, which ranks all college major by unemployment rate and median earning (Geographers’s median income is $54,000 a year, by the way).
Here is the page: Wall Street Journal Site – From College to Career
Straight to Geographer Earnings
By the way – if you really want to make money you should go into Petroleum Engineering, with a median income of $127,000.
Check our your major – any regrets?
By markgreninger, on November 9th, 2011 I just received a number of notices about Pictometry Software Updates. I believe that these are mostly for the desktop software, so if you are using Pictometry Online you probably don’t need them. As well, it appears that the EFS update will be availabel automatically.
But I thought I would pass along:
By markgreninger, on November 9th, 2011  GIS Day 2011 Booth Map GIS Day is one week away! We look forward to another great event. The weather is looking good, sunny and a bit cool.
The GIS Day committee has finalized the booth and session information. Important information for attendees is included in the files below:
New this year
ESRI Hands-on Training:
Four sessions of hands-on training and tour of ArcGIS Online. These sessions will be first-come first-served. A sign-up sheet will be located at ESRI booth (#29) and at the Training Room.
County Manager’s Track:
A special County manager’s half-day track will be held to help County managers new to GIS get up to speed with what GIS can do for their line of business. There will be a presentation and a tour of DPW’s Traffic Management and Emergency Operations center. Please RSVP with Mark Greninger at mgreninger@cio.lacounty.gov to attend this track.
GIS Day Cake
This year we will be celebrating GIS Day with a cake that will be served after GIS Day concludes at 3:30. We would like to thank Pictometry for sponsoring the cake, and I am excited to see the design that DPW will be putting on the cake! For some examples of cakes from other events, click this link.
 Parking Map Parking
All GIS Day guests will park in the Albertsons parking lot located on 2400 West Commonwealth Avenue, then follow the signs to towards the Public Works building (staff will be on hand to assist guests). Thanks to Albertsons allowing us the use their parking lot.
Presenters:
If you are interested in having a booth, there are still a few available. Please check the Frequently Asked Questions Page for information.
Pass it on!
Please inform your friends and colleagues about this event so that it may be a success (http://gis.lacounty.gov/gisday)!
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