Learning GIS in Maine

Second Annual Conference

GIS Educators in Maine

This conference took place on
Friday, November 13, 2009 9:30am to 4:30pm

Kennebec Valley Community College
Fairfield, Maine

  2009 Conference Proceedings
Use the links below to access streaming video of some conference sessions
& to download slideshows, data, tutorials & software

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Presentation: Update on GIS Education Happenings in Maine
& Intro to the Maine GeoPortal in Development
Tora Johnson of University of Maine at Machias & Christopher Kroot of Maine Office of GIS
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Hands-on Workshop* An Introductory Remote Sensing Activity for GIS Courses
Tora Johnson and Mike Lachance of University of Maine at Machias

Please note: The satellite imagery provided here is for Downeast Maine only.
If you would like to use imagery for another area, please contact us. Grant funds allow us to prepare data for educational purposes.
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Presentation: The Educational Needs of Maine Geospatial Workforce
Charles Colgan, University of Southern Maine's Center for Business and Economic Research

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Workshop* Integrating Google Earth with GIS
Chris Halsted, Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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Presentation
: A How-to Guide to Community Service GIS Projects
Moderator: Tora Johnson, University of Maine at Machias; Margaret Chernosky, Bangor High School; Mark Matson, University of Maine at Presque Isle; Penny Kern, Aroostook Junior Emergency Preparedness Society

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~ You may be required to install a plug-in to view the streaming video.  ~
~ Streaming video is provided by the University of Maine System via Adobe Connect Pro. ~

This conference is funded, in part, by the National Science Foundation as a component of a three-year project designed to improve and promote geospatial technology education in Maine. The University of Maine at Machais is the lead organization on the project that involves partners from five other universities and three community colleges. Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the National Science Foundation.

Still have questions? Contact: Angela Brady at 207-255-1214 or giscenter@maine.edu
 

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This program is funded, in part, by the National Science Foundation as a component of a three-year project designed to improve and promote geospatial technology education in Maine. Additional support comes from the Maine GIS User Group, Maine Community College System, University of Maine System and Maine Geographic Alliance.