Intermountain GIS 2019

Is your GPS collected data sitting on a server collecting dust? Join us as we give a hands-on example of how to use apps like Operations Dashboard, Web AppBuilder, and Story Maps to extract viable information from your GIS data and share it across your organization or publicly to help make data driven decisions.

Format & Requirements: Lecture & hands-on.  Bring your own computer & mobile device (iOS or Android) with current Survey 123 & Collector.  Login and familiarity with ArcGIS Online.

Cost: $50

Format & Requirements:  This workshop is a lecture/hands on session.  Bring your own computer & Mobile device (iOS or Android) with current Survey 123 and Collector for ArcGIS. Some familiarity with logging in to ArcGIS Online is useful.

This workshop will teach students how they can use ArcGIS Pro to create maps. Students will learn terminology associated with ArcGIS Pro. They will gain an understanding of ArcGIS Pro projects and how to manage them.  Topics covered; introduction to ArcGIS Pro, navigating the user interface, creating 2D maps, creating and managing projects, creating map layouts, and creating map books.

Cost:  $295 one day/$495 two days

Format & Requirements:  Lecture & Hands-on.  Bring your own computer with ArcGIS Pro 2.2 installed.

In this session, we will discuss how to successfully deploy ArcGIS Enterprise in your organization and new capabilities which have recently been released as part of ArcGIS Enterprise, like ArcGIS Enterprise Sites. Using ArcGIS Enterprise Sites, you can create a tailored experience that supports easy discovery of maps, apps, and other content shared to an ArcGIS Enterprise portal. Come get an overview of Sites options, learn design tips and tricks, and see the steps to build intuitive web pages that reflect your organization’s branding and support users of all experience levels.

Cost: $50

Format & Requirements:  Lecture

This exciting workshop teaches you how to build a geodatabase to enable real-time data collection, processing, and analysis by leveraging Esri's ArcGIS On-Line for Organizations and the Collector for ArcGIS mobile device app. Hands-on and includes back-office geodatabase setup through field data collection with your mobile device.

Cost: $50

Format & Requirements:  Hands-on and lecture.  Attendees will be required to bring their own internet capable laptops with ArcGIS Pro and access to an ArcGIS Online Organizational account with “Creator” level access (formally known as “Level 2”).  Also, bring your own smartphone or mobile device with ArcGIS Collector installed.

With distributed collaboration, you can connect and integrate your GIS across a network of participants, enabling you to organize and share content between individuals, businesses, and communities. Distributed collaboration (or simply collaboration) is based on a foundation of trust and driven by common goals or initiatives. Once you've established a trusted collaboration, you are able to extend your GIS content to a network of participants. Shared content becomes discoverable for each participant in the collaboration. There are many different patterns within distributed collaboration involving ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, or a combination of the two.

Cost: $50

Format & Requirements:  Hands-on and Lecture.  Attendees will be required to bring their own internet capable laptops and access to an ArcGIS Online Organizational account with “Creator” level access (formally known as “Level 2”).

LiDAR and Image acquisition represent the latest evolving technologies that continue to affect our industry in mostly positive ways. The highly integrated mobile and airborne LiDAR sensors and the Structure from Motion (SfM) image processing algorithms all require precise survey control to meet the accuracies our clients demand. Successful integration of GIS and surveying platforms are a critical link required to maintain the intended accuracy and integrity of our data.
Subtle differences in the selected datum, adjustment, projection, ground scale, and units can result in large displacements and invalid analyses. Recent advancements in CAD, GIS, mapping and surveying software platforms improve automation while also introducing unintended errors with proprietary formats, new algorithms and on the fly projections.
The disruptive march of technology generates vast amounts of new spatial data from exponentially growing sensors, real-time feeds, and emerging AI applications. Our industry must capitalize during the ascent phase of new technologies to harness their full potential as we continue to adapt and remain relevant. So, what “Common Ground” can Land Surveying and GIS professionals bring to the table that may be lost in the growing hurricane of Big Data? With great technology comes great responsibility to meet great expectations!

1. Earth is Dynamic
2. Control is Paramount
3. Software is Temperamental
4. Technology is Disruptive
5. Mapping is Perpetual
6. Analysis is Conclusive?

Cost: $50

This half day workshop is a lecture style session. Laptops are not required, but are encouraged. Sample data sets will be available to download and go over during breaks and at the end of the session.

This workshop will teach students how they can use ArcGIS Pro to edit data, create 3D maps, perform GIS analysis and automate processes using ModelBuilder and Python.  Topics covered; creating 3D maps, editing spatial and attribute data, sharing maps (layouts, projects and processes), performing GIS analysis using geoprocessing tools, standardizing workflows with tasks and automating processes with modelbuilder/Python.

Cost:  $295 one day/$495 two days

Format & Requirements:  Lecture & Hands-on.  Bring your own computer with ArcGIS Pro 2.2 installed.  

This will be an introduction on how to integrate high accuracy receivers such as the Trimble R1 and R2 to use with Esri’s Collector and Survey123 deployed to mobile devices. We will explore publishing feature services, best practices for data collection, real-time VRS or single base setup, and high accuracy metadata collection. Help modernize your data collection through web maps.

Cost: $50

Format & Requirements:  Lecture & hands-on.  Bring your own computer with a login and familiarity with ArcGIS Online.

Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS is a framework for quickly delivering purpose-based web GIS applications. But for those who want to take their applications further and go beyond the out-of-the-box capabilities, the typical path has been custom widget development. We’ll show you how Geocortex Workflow 5 technology is transforming Web AppBuilder development. Our intuitive web-based design tools let you build virtually anything without writing custom code. Learn how our powerful framework is providing organizations the flexibility of custom development, while helping them avoid the costly drawbacks.

Cost - $50
This workshop is a lecture-style session.