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This is from October 2019 – but needs to be posted here as well (this is important stuff). The full report is linked below, but the THREE key points they came to were:
Hoover Commission GIS Report 248 This was posted on SoCal GIS last week as well – click here. FROM THE OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES (County of Los Angeles) The Geographic Information Systems Manager I and II examinations are posted now. Application filing will begin on Monday, November 25, 2019 at 8:00 a.m. (PT) and filing will end one Tuesday, December 10, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. (PT). Please see detailed information below.
Thanks to everyone that helped make L.A. County’s GIS Day 2019 a big success! We had over 50 booths, a map gallery, a speakers series, emergency vehicles, two GIS Day games, prizes, coffee and cookies! Wow! We did a lot! Thanks again to everyone that attended… We have posted some pictures, our speakers presentations and our apps from our App Gallery. Take a look when you have some time. 2019 GIS Day Event – Updates Hope to see you all again next year!
The California URISA Chapters and the California Geographic Information Association (CGIA) are pleased to announce that registration & sponsor opportunities are open for CalGIS 2020, taking place February 9-11, 2020 at the Hilton Long Beach. Continue reading CalGIS 2020 Registration Opens
The County of Los Angeles is hosting its 12th GIS Day event on November 13, 2019 and is welcoming you to sign up for a booth, present a map, or give a presentation in our speaker series. This year’s theme is: GIS Counts! The event is designed for county residents, students, GIS professionals, and other members of the public to learn more about:
LA County GIS Day will showcase more than 50 agencies and include speakers, demonstrations, GIS-equipped emergency response vehicles, map gallery, GIS games with prizes, and a GIS Day cake. There are two ways to join in the fun – as an Attendee or Participant. ATTENDEES: You do not need to register to attend this free event; you may simply come and enjoy. PARTICIPANTS: Register to reserve a booth for your organization, make a presentation, or post maps in the gallery. We are actively soliciting your abstracts for presentations and maps for the map gallery.
Please visit our main GIS Day page if you need more information – HERE. POSITION DESCRIPTION FREE WORKSHOP SERIESDON’T RUN WITH SCISSORS:You are Responsible for NG9-1-1When: September 24th 2019 – 10:00 am – 2:30 pm Where: 330 Olympic Drive Santa Monica, CA 90401 Click here to view the flyer!The County of Los Angeles Chief Executive Office, Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is seeking undergraduate or graduate student(s) who are pursuing GIS coursework, especially a GIS degree or certification, for its Fall/Winter Season volunteer/unpaid internship opportunity. Potential tasks and/or projects you may be requested to do include the following, but not limited to:
If you are interested in utilizing and strengthening your GIS skills working in the emergency management profession, focusing on emergency/disaster preparedness, response and recovery, please refer to this notice to learn more about the County OEM volunteer/unpaid internship opportunity. CalGIS will be back in SoCal this spring!Hilton Long Beach Share your success stories, lessons learned, and research with the California GIS Community during #CalGIS2020 in Long Beach! We invite you to share your work using GIS and geospatial methods in all application areas and disciplines. As geospatial tools and technology have permeated our world, geospatial applications are present in all aspects of our lives ranging from “traditional” uses in government, industry and academia to emerging fields of location analytics, big data, drone mapping across disciplines as diverse as journalism, tourism, marketing and many others. Regardless of how you implement geospatial technology in your work, we encourage you to share. CalGIS provides a forum for GIS practitioners from students to seasoned professions to share their experiences, lessons learned, and tips and tricks with colleagues across the state. Participation in CalGIS can be submitted in multiple formats, including presentations (individual or panel), posters and interactive maps, workshops, town halls, or any other means you’d like to suggest for best sharing your work. Workshop and presentation proposals are invited and submissions are due on or before September 23, 2019. Review the details, suggested topics and submit via online proposal forms. See below image (you may have to click on it to enlarge) for the three courses.
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