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By markgreninger, on May 10th, 2013 This month’s eGIS Committee is one week earlier than normal due to scheduling conflicts at DPW.
Agenda is attached here: May 2013_0514.eGIS meeting notice and Agenda
Updates
- Updates from the GIS Data Committee
- Updates from the Mobile Committee
- CAMS Data Update
- GIS Positions update
The eGIS Group will provide information about the virtualization of the eGIS Repository as well as the future migration to ArcGIS 10.1, and Douglas Morales will showcase some work he did with Data Driven Pages and Python Scripting.
By markgreninger, on April 12th, 2013 Hello – please find a draft agenda for next week’s eGIS Commitee meeting. I will be at CalGIS in Long Beach so Marianne Jeffers from DPW or Nick Franchino from DRP will lead the meeting.
Agenda: April – 2013_0416.eGIS meeting notice and Agenda
On the agenda:
- We will get an update from the GIS Data COmmitee, which has made good progress,
- Tom Weisenberger will demonstrate the editing capabilities in the Essentials product
- Carrie Wiley will provide an update on the Mobile Commitee
- ISD will provide an update and information about the planned virtualization of the main GIS Repository as well as the upcoming migration to ArcGIS Server 10.1 in our production environment.
By markgreninger, on April 12th, 2013 The State’s GIS Users Group, while focused on GIS at the state level, is open to anyone interested in their work. Christina Boggs from the California State Department of Water Resources passed this along, and this is an opportunity to get involved with State GIS folks.
“Before I get into the details, I wanted to announce some happy news. Future meetings are going to be open to Federal, Local, Education and other awesome people. The focus is still going to be on topics and items that pertain to California State government but we are implementing an open door policy for this group.”
From the last meeting:
Here are the meeting notes, including links to download the powerpoints of the presentation pieces – download here
During the meeting there were a couple of quick suggestions that I started:
- Contact list to facilitate community networking, thereby giving people the ability to find expertise from other departments - here is the link to add your contact information, after you post yours the list will be visible to you
- Location to share projects and pieces of work – I created a GitHub organization for us to put snippets of code or other open-source projects for sharing – become a member here https://github.com/CaliforniaStateGISUserGroup (it’s empty, let’s fill it!)
By markgreninger, on April 4th, 2013 Here is another great opportunity to see what is going on in the County:
The next SoCalGIS meeting will be on May 9th, 2013 from 9am to 11:45 am at Culver City’s City Hall, 9700 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA, in the City Council Chambers. Free underground parking.
Continue reading SoCalGIS Meeting – May 9th, 2013
By markgreninger, on April 3rd, 2013 The Los Angeles Regional GIS will serve as a forum for local and regional government agencies to collaborate and share information, ideas, strategies, best practices, and solutions and form partnerships with educational institutions, and State and Federal agencies regarding the implementation and management of GIS in Los Angeles County.
If you are part of a government agency at any level, educational institution, or other group supporting the public mission, you are encouraged to attend to make connections and help move our region’s GIS forward.
Our NEXT Meeting will be:
April 25th, 2013
For more information, see the Regional GIS Forum Page
By markgreninger, on March 18th, 2013 Hello,
The meeting agenda for tomorrow’s meeting is attached here: March – 2013_0319.eGIS meeting notice and Agenda
Looks like a very informative meeting, which will include:
- Some updates on new functionality available as part of the newest Geocortex Releases, including;
- Batch Geocoding
- Dynamic Symbolization
- A discussion of the value of acquiring business and residential location data from vendors
- A discussion based upon the last meeting of the GIS Data Committe that focused on GIS Data Management and how we ensure that we maintain the following things:
- A current list of data in our repository,
- Knowledge that it is up to date, authoritative, and accuracy,
- Simple ways to access that information,
- Notifications to a broad audience when things change,
- A Discussion of Preferred Technologies for GIS: CIO Preferred Technologies for Geographic Information Systems – 201303
- Based upon the current IT Standards for the County: Enterprise IT Standards 2012
- The re-launch of the Mobile GIS committee under this model (Carrie Wiley from DPW will be our leader)
- And last, but certainly not least, a demonstration of a new type of Geographic Data – GIS-integrated Street View Data (there are a number of vendors that provide this so this is an introduction to this type of information only).
See you tomorrow!
By markgreninger, on February 28th, 2013 Hi Everyone,
Next Wednesday, After the Geocortex User Group meeting – Click here for information the GeoSpatial LA group will be getting together for a more social GIS interaction.
Here’s the information:
When: Wednesday, March 6th
Time: 5:30 – 8pm
Where:
Far Bar (Little Tokyo) (http://farbarla.com)
347 E 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
By markgreninger, on February 25th, 2013 Hi everyone,
Next week is the Southern California Geocortex User Group Meeting. This is a good opportunity for everyone who uses this technology or is interested to see what the County and other folks are doing with it!
Register here!
Details
Date:
Wednesday March 6th, 2013
Time:
Location:
Los Angeles County Department of Public Works
Alhambra Room
900 South Fremont Ave.
Alhambra, CA 91803
Agenda:
Introduction
Geocortex Technology Update
Geocortex HTML5 & Mobile Strategy
User Presentations:
LA County Department of Public Works and
LA County Department of Regional Planning
Wrap-up, Q&A, closing remarks
By markgreninger, on February 19th, 2013 Please find the agenda for today’s eGIS Steering Committee here: February – 2013_0219.eGIS meeting notice and Agenda
On today’s agenda:
- A discussion of the implemented monitoring tool for eGIS systems (click here to check it out)
- A discussion of the State Geocoding Standards and whether we should implement something like that in LA County
- A status update on the GIS environment’s transition to the virtual environment and ArcGIS Server 10.1
By markgreninger, on January 14th, 2013 Please find tomorrow’s eGIS Committee Meeting Agenda attached.
January – 2013_0115.eGIS meeting notice and Agenda (pdf file)
We will be discussing
- an update on the GIS Classifications/Reclassifications
- A discussion of the Board Approved Reporting Areas (BARAs) or Communities
We will also have a presentation from Javier Aguilar from SCAG about the GIS Services that SCAG provides for free, and how the County could leverage them.
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