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Stanford GIS Day 2016

Here it is! The schedule for GIS Day @Stanford, 2016. It’s a work in progress, but only small changes to times will be made, at this point.

This year’s events will be split between two venues. In the morning we will meet at the Hartley Conference Center, in Mitchell Earth Sciences Building, and after lunch (on the Mitchell Patio), we will reconvene at The David Rumsey Map Center at Green Library.

Please be sure to click on the TICKETS link, below, to RSVP for the event!

9:00am

DigitalGlobe Workshop: DG Basemap: Imagery Made Easy Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerVicki Bassett • Kathryn Seitz

10:15am

DigitalGlobe Workshop: Advanced Elevation Series Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerKathryn Seitz

1:00pm

DigitalGlobe Workshop: GBDX Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerShay Har-Noy

3:00pm

Making maps with R: Part 3 of 3 (Part 1 is being taught the previous 2 weeks) Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerClaudia Engel

9:00am

ArcPy Scripting Workshop Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerEvan Lyons

1:30pm

Get Started Web Mapping with Mapbox Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerLyzi Diamond

9:00am

Arrival, Coffee and Welcomes! Hartley Conference CenterStace Maples

9:15am

Keynote Session: NASA: Making maps to explore the Earth, Moon, and Mars Hartley Conference CenterRoss Beyer

10:00am

Hivemapper: Transforming the world's drone video to a 3D map of the Earth. Hartley Conference CenterAriel Seidman

10:30am

NASA: DEVELOP. Shaping the future by integrating Earth observations into global "decision making." Hartley Conference CenterBrittany N. Zajic

11:00am

Mapzen: Who's On First... All the places! Still not a magic pony!! Yet!!! Hartley Conference CenterAaron Cope

11:45am

Where In The World? Hartley Conference Center

12:00pm

Lunch! Mitchell Earth Sciences PatioMemphis Minnie's BBQ • DigitalGlobe

12:30pm

Surprise Entertainment! Mitchell Earth Sciences Patio

1:00pm

Mapping Mamluk Egypt: 14th Century Land Tenure Along the Nile Delta David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryVivan Malkani

1:10pm

Life on the Edge - Improved Forest Cover Mapping in Mixed-Use Tropical Regions David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryChristopher Anderson

1:30pm

From Maps to Networks: Machine Learning to Automate Historical Cartographic Data Vectorization David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryJavier de la Rosa

1:40pm

Kindred London: Turning London's Streets from the 17th to the 20th century into Digital Data. David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryStanley Gu

2:00pm

Why does The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency Need Innovation and You? David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryTara Gattis

2:15pm

Google Earth Engine: What is Google Earth Engine? David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryNick Clinton

2:45pm

American Panorama and beyond: pushing the envelope with CARTO at Stamen Design David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryAlan McConchie

3:15pm

Mapbox Drive: Building Global Traffic Data to Power Navigation David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryMorgan Herlocker

3:45pm

Where in the World? David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University Library

4:00pm

DigitalGlobe Closing Talk: Location Intelligence for a Changing Planet – Who cares and Why? David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University LibraryOrla Dermody

9:00am

EE101A : Getting Started with the Google Earth Engine API The HiveNick Clinton

1:30pm

Armchair Crisis Response: An Introduction to Mapping with OpenStreetMap and the HOT Task Manager Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerSarah Levine

9:00am

Introduction to GIS using QGIS Stanford Geospatial Center / Branner Library Teaching CornerAna Lucrecia Rivera