Twenty-Sixth Annual ESRI International User Conference

Thursday August 10, 2006

• 8:30 - 9:40AM
• Creating Tools for National Park Management
• A Hybrid Approach to Land-Cover Classification
• Managing the Open Space Using GIS Capabilities in NPS
• Republic of Congo Protected Areas Get on the Map
• GIS Methods Help Manage International National Parks
• Addressing Border issues at Tanjung Puting National Park, Indonesia
• Chimpanzee Conservation in Gombe National Park Using 60cm QuickBird Imagery
• 10:15 - 11:30AM
• Coordinating National Park Management with GIS
• Facilities Management GIS
• Mapping the Vegetation of National Parks Using Standard Ecological Classifications
• National Park Efforts to Get GIS Using GIS
• 1:30 - 2:45PM
• NPS Fire Program Use of GIS
• Conceptual Geospatial Modeling within the Fire Program Analysis (FPA) Project
• Escaping the Black Box, a Flexible Tool for Spatial Management
• GIS in the National Park Service Fire Program
• 3:15-4:30
• Remotely Sensed Data and National Park Resource Management
• Creating a LIDAR-Derived Digital Map Atlas for Biscayne National Park
• Sand Mining in Tanjung Puting National Park, Indonesia
• Topographic LIDAR Surveys for GIS Analyses in Coastal Parks



See Tuesday's Events and Wednesday's Events.

Links of interest:

• Twenty-Sixth Annual ESRI International User Conference Page
• National Park Service Website
• NPS GIS Website

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