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Stewart Center, Room 302
8:30 am
Poster session contest. (Hang posters 8:30 – 9:00 Room 306)
Managed by Ian Pope
8:45 am
Main Program Introduction and theme celebration, Room 302
9:00 am
Lightning Talks : Brief student talks on Purdue research using GIS, Room 302
Moderated by PPDA Co-President Arjun Kalbag
9:30 am
Roundtable: How is Mobile Technology Driving Local Enterprise GIS
Mark Ehle, (Tippecanoe County GIS)
Kirby Kalbaugh, (Purdue University) others as presenters and moderators.
10:00 am
Mobile GIS Technology in Start-ups and student development
Mikel Berger1, Chris Sieburn, Daryl Starr2 (1DelMar and 2Advanced Ag Solutions)
11:00 am
Morning Keynote: “Big Data GIS”: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.
Matt Hutchinson3, (3Woolpert)
12:00 pm
Careers lunch for Purdue students, with industry panel (INDOT, Woolpert, DelMar, Advanced Ag Solutions, PCRD)
Deans’ Auditorium, Pfendler Hall Light Lunch provided
1:30 pm
GIS in a Social Science project: “It Can Happen Here: Lynching in Indiana, 1858-1930”
Rich Hogan4 (4Purdue University)
2:00 pm
Afternoon Keynote: Invited: Pathways to GIS Careers: A bring your laptop, hands-on ArcGIS Online Experience. Randall Raymond, DPS
Office of Research, Evaluation, Assessment and Accountability; Retired.
2:45
Past, Present and Future Research, 3-D GIS for Research across Disciplines
CityEngine DEMO by ESRI’s Mark Hollingshead
Moderated by Indraneel Kumar9; (9Purdue Center for Regional Development.)
3:15 pm
Break
3:45 pm
How Mobile and Cloud Computing are changing GIS at INDOT. Joel Bump8 (8INDOT)
4:30 pm
Roundtable: GIS Resources at Purdue for Students and Faculty: software, servers, virtual and local classes. Larry Biehl5, Nicolle Kong6, Benjamin D. Branch6 , Larry Theller7
(5ITAP, 6Purdue Libraries, 7Purdue ABE)
Hands On: Ground Penetrating Radar demonstration (on the mall)
5:00 pm
5:30 pm
7:00 pm
Tippecanoe County GIS team hosts displays for the public and Purdue visitors
Faculty break-out dinner and discussion –On “Forming a GIS strategy and considering an Arboretum Example” Room 306
Rooms Close at 7:00 pm
Questions? Contact bbranch@purdue.edu
GIS Day @Purdue is made possible by support from: Office of the Provost Office of Vice President for Research College of Agriculture College of Science College Education College of Technology GIS Libraries Department