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GIS-Pro 2017: THE Conference for GIS Professionals
October 23-26,  2017
Jacksonville, Florida
URISA and its local chapters are pleased to present GIS-Pro 2017 in JAX!  Join us for comprehensive education, networking, and professional development. 
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Wednesday, October 25 • 10:30am - 12:00pm
What do you do with your Remotely Sensed Data once you get it back to the office?

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This session presents tools that you can use to become more efficient in this rapidly growing aspect of our field.

  • LiDAR: Practical Use for a Powerful Product
    Joseph Merritt, GIS Department Manager, Clinton County Ohio GIS Department, Wilmington, OH
  • Small UAS Imagery and Product Accuracy Assessment
    David Day, GISP, Executive Vice President, Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc., Philadelphia, PA 
  • Mapping Our Way to the Commercial Use of Drones on Military Installations
    Frank McInturff, PE, Principal, EnSafe Inc., Jacksonville, FL
    Brent Klavon, Director, Commercial Drone Services, ASEC, Jacksonville, FL
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Ryan E. Bowe, GISP

Quality Control Team Lead, Woolpert
Ryan Elizabeth Bowe, GISP works for Woolpert, in Dayton, Ohio.  She has a passion for metadata and she has created tens of thousands of metadata files for geospatial datasets, some of which she acquired, edited, documented, and delivered to clients.  Co-author of "Avoiding Last... Read More →

Speakers
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R. David Day, GISP

Executive Vice President, Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc.
David Day has been at Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc. for over 20 years, is an ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist and a GISP. He has authored and co-authored many research papers on field camera calibration and drone usage and is currently directing Keystone UAS division. He authored... Read More →
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Brent Klavon

Brent Klavon is the Director of Commercial Drones at Aviation Systems Engineering Company (ASEC), a veteran-owned small business that provides manned and unmanned aviation services. Prior to entering private industry, Brent logged 3,000 pilot flight hours while serving 20 years in... Read More →
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Frank McInturff

Principal, EnSafe Inc.
Frank McInturff qualifications include a broad and deep knowledge of environmental compliance, investigation, and remediation engineering; safety risk management; and technology project management. At EnSafe, he serves in the Engineering Services Group and as Program/Project Manager... Read More →
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Joseph Merritt

GIS Department Manager, Clinton County Engineers Office
Mr. Merritt's background includes consulting work done for many levels of government, including Federal State City and County. After a brief stint working towards a degree in Archaeology, he switched majors to Education with a minor in History, and eventually became a First and Second... Read More →

What to do with your remotely sensed data pdf
Wednesday October 25, 2017 10:30am - 12:00pm EDT
River Terrace 2, Third Level
  Sessions: Emerging and Effective Technologies

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