Special Note: Please bring ID as you must sign in at the front gate and get a visitors pass.
Agenda
9:00 – 9:45
Registration and Networking – Please sign in.
9:45 – 10:00
Introduction and Opening Remarks – Ross Baldwin, LIGIS Chairperson
10:00 – 11:00
Pictometry
Pictometry International Corp. created the aerial oblique industry by creating a patented system for image capture then pioneering the use of oblique imagery and measurement analytics across Government and Commercial sectors. Anthony will demonstrate the latest Pictometry products and how they have revolutionized day-to-day tasks around the world.
Presented by: Anthony Bursae, Pictometry Regional Technical Manager
11:00 – 12:00
New York State’s first Geographic Information Officer (GIO)
New York joins a growing number of innovative states in establishing a GIO position. The GIO focuses on the strategic direction of geospatial technologies for improved delivery of government services. Bill evaluates and builds on technical innovations in the industry, collaborates with the excellent Geographic Information Systems (GIS) resources and capacities that exist in agencies today, and develops an enterprise GIS strategy to support and expand use and integration of GIS across the state.
Presented by: William Johnson, NYS Geographic Information Officer
12:00 – 1:00
Lunch
1:00 – 1:15
“LIGIS & NYSGISA: Perfect Together”
Presented by: Alan Leidner, Past President and Chair Regional Committee – NYS GIS Association
1:15 – 3:00
Street Address Mapping (SAM) Project
The Office of Information Technology Services GIS Program Office is well into the data build for the Street Address Mapping (SAM) Project. The goal of the SAM Project is to build a publically accessible address point file that has a point on all addressed structures and vacant addressed parcels. Standardized, accurate, and up-to-date address points are a required dataset for Next Gen 9-1-1 (NG911). More information about the SAM Project can be found at http://www.dhses.ny.gov/ocs/streets. Initial deliverables of the address point data are available as downloadable data or as a web service at http://gis.ny.gov/gisdata/inventories/details.cfm?DSID=921.
Presented by: Cheryl Benjamin, NYS Office of Information Technology Services
Wrap-Up
Information for vendors wishing to display:
Brookhaven National Laboratory Product Demonstration Guidelines
The following procedures and information is for Vendors Inquiring about demonstration space at Brookhaven National Laboratory:
Reservations for Vendor space in Berkner Hall-Building 488 is done through the conference office by;
Ruth Comas
P.O. Box 5000, Building 488
Upton, NY 11973
Phone 344-3545 fax 344-2069 cell phone 828-9502
Email comas@bnl.gov
- Two eight foot tables with cloths will be provided
- Announcements on the BNL web page can be made, please forward a brief description of your company.
- Information provided to Ruth Comas may be posted on our home page such as a very brief description of your company product, contact, demo time, and date. A weeks’ notice is requested
- The demonstration Fee is $184.50; additional tables are $26.10 each. Payments should be made out to BSA and must be received prior to vendor demonstrations or on the day of the event. If pre-mailing a payment send payment to the attention of Ruth Comas at the above address. Limited Packages may be shipped ahead of time with prior approval. Storage of large boxes is not available.
- The vendor must provide all supplies required for the demonstrations i.e. power cords and other necessary supplies. All brochures and debris are to be removed at the conclusion of the demonstration.
- Vendors may set up from 9am till 11 am. Traffic is heaviest from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm.
- All demonstrators need Photo ID to gain access on site. Please email Ruth Comas with the demonstrators’ names and security will be notified. Visitors who are not US Citizens may not be able to enter the site.
A Small banner may be hung up in the lobby area during the product demonstration.
