Rocky Mountain URISA

The Association for GIS Professionals

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Rocky Mountain URISA

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Rocky Mountain URISA is a regional chapter of URISA International, providing a cooperative environment of geospatial professionals, users, and students to communicate and advance, as a unified group, the status and level of effectiveness of GIS use in the Rocky Mountain region: Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.

URISA Int'l is a non-profit, volunteer-based, leading provider of learning and knowledge for the geospatial professional, connecting great ideas and great people to inspire leadership and achievement.  URISA Int'l strives to provide exceptional educational experiences, a vibrant and connected community, and the essential resources needed to be successful in one's career.  URISA Int'l is a multidisciplinary association where all parts of the spatial data community come together to share concerns and ideas.

  • Mission: Leadership in Geospatial Professional Development
  • Focus: Serving the GIS professional, not only in government but across industries.
 

Workshops Planned for 2013

The board of Rocky Mountain URISA plans an exciting offering of programs for 2013. With an infusion of ideas from new board members, the chapter looks forward to contributing to the professional development of the GIS community.

Upcoming on January 16, 2013 : Linking Data to the National Hydrography Dataset: Using the Hydrography Event Management Tools. Visit the events page for details.

GIS and Demographic Best Practices (Census Data) October 26, 2012.

Asset Management workshop at GISITR September 19, 2012 

Integrating Python/Scripting: August 1, 2012.

Automating Linear Route Analysis Using ModelBuilder, June 7, 2012.

Career Night at the Auraria Campus Science building. April 17, 2012.

LiDAR: Workshop at Merrick on March 15, 2012.  

Potential upcoming workshops include:

Google Maps APIs

Geodatabase Best Practices

GIS and Demographics Best Practices

Open Source, GIS Municipal Uses

ArcGIS 10 Beginning Editing

GIS Use in Business

Water Resources and GIS

Stay posted to announcements of specific dates and other logistics.  

 

 

 

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