About this Event
Doors open at 8:30am, event starts at 9:00am. Presentations end at ~1pm (previously noon) with lunch to follow.
Coffee and refreshments will be served in the morning, and lunch in the afternoon.
Parking is offsite; Vancouver Center is a great option.
Register soon as capacity is limited!
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Program Preview
Celestial Infrastructure: The History, Science, and Future of GPS - Noah Flick
Disturbing the Deep: Mapping Arctic Sedimentary Blue Carbon at the Intersection of Climate and Industry. - Madeleine Kopf-Patterson
Deep Learning in Minutes: Using Living Atlas Models in ArcGIS Pro - Shannon Stern
ArcGIS Reality Demystified: Choosing the Right Reality Mapping Workflow for Drones, Cities, and GIS - Shannon Stern
Identifying Need: Underplanting At Risk Stream Shade Ash Canopies- Gillian Miller
The Boring Stuff: Keeping GIS House - Jordan Hamann
Maximum Value, Not Maximum Effort: Right-Sizing UAS Mapping for the Bridge of the Gods - Derrick Westoby
Maps, Machines, and Sawdust - Derrick Westoby
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Cascadia ASPRS is excited to provide another opportunity for our membership and guests to present, to learn, and to network!
This year we have a 1/2 day scheduled with AI, GIS, GPS. We will be looking backwards at how we got here and looking forward to where we are headed.
This event is individuals interested in remote sensing, for ASPRS members, friends and event presentors. If you or someone you know wants to learn more about an ASPRS Membership, leadership roles or speaking opportunities, do reach out to Anna Burkoff [email protected] and Taryn Girard [email protected].
Hope to see you there!
Event venue & nearby stays
West Park Community Room, 610 Esther Street, Vancouver, United States
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