TUgis · Maryland’s Geospatial Conference | 1 TUgis Maryland’s Geospatial Conference March 21, 2017 Towson University 3 ANNIVERSARY

Maryland’s Geospatial Conference | 1

TUgisMaryland’s Geospatial Conference

March 21, 2017Towson Universitywww.tugisconference.com

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Program

7:30 AM - 8:30 AMRegistration College of Liberal Arts (LA) Building Second Floor Lobby

7:30 AM - 8:30 AMArrival & Breakfast(University Union, Chesapeake Rooms)

THANK YOU TO OUR BREAKFAST SPONSORS

8:30 AM - 9:50 AMOpening Plenary (University Union, Chesapeake Rooms)

Welcome RemarksDr. Virginia Thompson, and Dr. Kim Schatzel, Towson University

Remarks from MSGICPat McLoughlin, MSGIC Chair

State of the StateJulia Fischer, State of Maryland

Keynote PresentationBill Dollins, Spatial Networks, Inc.

Conference at a GlanceArdys Russakis, Towson University

10:00 AM - 10:30 AMExhibit Hall Coffee Break(LA 4th Floor)

10:00 AM - 6:00 PMMap-App Competition (LA 4317)

The competition illustrates both the importance of design for the visual display of geospatial information and highlight web-based mapping applications. Maps and Apps submitted for the competition will be displayed in the conference Map-App Gallery. Conference attendees vote for winners in professional and student categories. Winners will be recognized at the evening Social.

10:30 - 11:30 AMMSGIC Workgroup Meeting: NG911(LA 3216)

10:30 AM - 12:00 PMConcurrent Session I

ENVIRONMENT I (LA 4110)Moderator: Joe Rathvon, GISP, Washington County

Cost-effective and User-Friendly GIS tools to manage stormwater assets Charles Siwinski and David Alvarez, JMT; Peter Mattejat, MDTA

NPDES Annual Reporting Using MDE’s MS4 Geodatabase – Techniques and Lessons LearnedRhonda Hughes and Lee Ensminger, KCI Technologies, Inc.

Value-Added GIS for Local Stormwater ProgramsJason Sevanick Durant, CFM, GISP, Amec Foster Wheeler

PLANNING I (LA 3310) Moderator: Michael Manen, GISP, Maryland Environmental Service

Coastal Inundation Maps for the State of DelawareNaomi Bates, Delaware Geological Survey - Univ. of Delaware; John Callahan, Delaware Geological Survey

Mapping the Money: Helping Government Contractors Partner and ProsperAshley Buzzeo, Towson University Center for GIS; John Stovall, Maryland Department of Commerce; Julie Knight, Ph.D., Towson University Regional Economic Studies Institute

CARTOGRAPHY & VISUALIZATION I (LA 3315)Moderator: Linda Loubert Ph.D., GISP, Morgan State University

Introduction to the ArcGIS Python API Alexander Brown, Esri

Fully Automated Print to PDF with Embedded Tables using PythonEric Mahaffey, Zekiah Technologies

Producing Reports from ArcGISEric Stetser and Susan Hmel, Spatial Systems Associates, Inc.

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Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas

June 4-7, 2017

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REGISTER TODAY Early Bird Rate Ends March 31

★ Hear from more than 100 geospatial intelligence speakers

★ See the latest technology, services, and solutions from 200+ exhibitors

★ Network with more than 4,000 professionals

★ Learn from 48 hours of training and education

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WEB DEVELOPMENT (LA 4310)Moderator: Mary Buffington, GISP, Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative

Fulcrum Map StackEric Czajkowski and Josh Souders, Century Engineering

Reporting on Snow OperationsBeth Schrayshuen and Brad Scheitlin, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC

Utilization of JavaScript and PHP to Develop a Traffic Analysis Web MapSean Lynn, Washington College

PUBLIC HEALTH (LA 3110)Moderator: Bud Gudmundson, GISP, Washington County

Applications from the Dynamic Visualization of the MERS-CoV EpidemicMichael Schoelen, Defense Health Agency

Measuring the Potential for Exposure to Adverse Childhood Experiences - Research in ProgressChristian Fuller, Baltimore City Health Department

Uninsured Population Outreach ToolJason Lin, Heath Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

REMOTE SENSING (LA 3303)Brad Spittel, PMP, KCI Technologies, Inc.

Remote Sensing Services to Support Incident Management and Homeland SecurityAndrew Pickford, BAE Systems

So you want to use Drones for GIS? Here’s how Queen Anne’s County got off the ground & you can too!Tyler Pease, and Sam Stanton, Queen Anne’s County

Privacy and GISJohn Palatiello, John M. Palatiello & Associates, Inc.

INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES (LA 4315)Moderator: Adam Travis, GISP, Phoenix Engineering

MAA’s AIRPortal - An Authoritative Source for GIS Data and Engineering Julie Spangler, JMT; Ali Logmanni, Maryland Aviation Administration

Managing GIS with an Agile Mindset: Systems Engineering and Systems Development Lifecycle ProcessesJoel Gladfelter, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

PANEL – OPEN DATA IMAP (LA 3317)Moderator: Matthew Sokol, GISP, Maryland Department of Information Technology

GIS, Open Data and Beyond – The industry’s place in the mainstream IT environmentMatthew Sokol and Pat McLoughlin, Maryland Department of Information Technology

MINI-WORKSHOP – DATA DRIVEN TOOLS (LA 4101)

Using Data-driven Tools in ArcMap to Automate & Mass-produce Maps for Public ConsumptionSandy Davis and Peter Hadley, Foursquare ITP

12:00 PM - 1:00 PMLunch and Exhibit Showcase(LA 3150 & 4150)

THANK YOU TO OUREXCLUSIVE LUNCHSPONSOR

12:00 - 1:00 PMMSGIC Workgroup Meeting: Elevation Data(LA 3216) 1:00 PM - 1:40 PMConcurrent Session II - Exhibitior Showcase

SYNERGY SYSTEMS & SERVICES INC-MULTI-FACETED GIS USAGE IN TRANSPORTATION (LA 3315)Abhay Nigam, Chris Snyder, and Deepti Natali, Synergy Systems and Services, Inc.

CREATING SOPHISTICATED WEB APPLICATIONS WITH GEOCORTEX WORKFLOW (LA 3317)Craig Robinson, Latitude Geographics

THE MPSGIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (LA 3303)Jonathan Resop, University of Maryland

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KCI GEOSPATIAL SOLUTIONS “CLIENT CENTRIC, FORWARD THINKING, INDUSTRY LEADERS” (LA 4110)Doug Goldsmith and Brad Spittel, KCI Technologies Inc. Geospatial Solutions

ARCGIS ONLINE – THE POWER OF CUSTOMIZATION BY TRIMBLE UNITY (LA 3310)York Grow, Duncan-Parnell

ARCGIS 10.5 (LA 3110)Keith Swavely, Esri

1:45 PM - 3:15 PMConcurrent Session III

ENVIRONMENT II (LA 4110)Moderator: Erin Silva, GISP, Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative

Desktop Analysis of Prince George’s County Commercial & Industrial Properties for Permit ComplianceBrent Reeves, Dustin Henry, and Brittany Huber, KCI Technologies

Impervious Accounting – An Innovative Modeling Approach to Identify Impervious Disconnection CreditDustin Henry, KCI Technologies; Joe Knieriem Knieriem, McCormick Taylor

Impervious Surface Targeting in the Mattawoman Creek Watershed: Informing Development DecisionsMarek Topolski, Maryland Department of Natural Resources

PLANNING II (LA 3310)Moderator: Bineeta Sihota, Ph. D., GISP, City of Baltimore

Baltimore Marathon and MD Fleet week Routes and Road Closures Web Map, DOT, BaltimoreDr. Bineeta Sihota, GISP, Department of Transportation, Baltimore City, MD

Network Analyst and Bike Planning in Montgomery CountyRussell Provost, M-NCPPC

Using ArcGIS Online to tell Maryland’s Freight StoryLaurie Goudy, MDOT State Highway Administration; Candice Ottley-Francois, JMT Technology Group

CARTOGRAPHY & VISUALIZATION II (LA 3315)Moderator: Shawn Wampler, GISP, City of Annapolis

ArcGIS Online Views – Have you ever wondered how the View counter works?Barney Green, M-NCPPC

Insights for ArcGISMatthew Viverito, Esri

Best Practice Considerations for the User Experience (UX) of your Web ApplicationsCraig Robinson, Latitude Geographics

DATA SHARING I (LA 4310)Moderator: Bill Fearrington, GISP, Maryland Department of Human Resources

Automation of Regional Data Sharing and QA for Next-Gen 911 in Southeast PennsylvaniaMichael Mattaini, EBA Engineering

Baltimore City’s Open Data ProgramSamantha Luckhardt, City of Baltimore, MOIT/EGIS

The National Capital Region Geospatial Data Exchange: Accomplishing Secure Data Sharing on AGOLSarah Marek and Jim Somerville, KCI Technologies; Mike Liddle, County of Fairfax, Department of Information Technology

INFRASTRUCTURE (LA 3110)Moderator: Brad Davis, GISP, Maryland Environmental Service

DIY Asset Management for Public UtilitiesJohn Churchill, Garrett County

Sidewalk Analysis for ADA ComplianceAndrea Rogers, Baltimore County Department of Public Works

Changes GIS Professionals Can Expect as Asset Management Takes a More Central Role in Infrastructure Renewal and InvestmentJoe Murk, GISP and Alan Foster, KCI Technologies; Madeleine Driscoll, P.E., Baltimore City, Department of Public Works

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SURVEYING & GPS (LA 3303)Moderator: Patrick Simon, Prof. LS, Baltimore County

How Do Datums Affect Your Mapping Data?Alan Dragoo, Maser Consulting

Are you Ready for the 2022 Datum Change?David Doyle, Base 9 Geodetic Consulting

LIGHTNING I (LA 4329)Moderator: Charlene Howard, GISP, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

Creating a Project Story MapSean Lain, JMT Technology Group

Data Conversion using SQL Server Spatial: Tips and TricksDawn Blanchard, McCormick Taylor

Household Loss and Social Vulnerability Following the August 2016 Louisiana FloodsAlexander Din and Siddharth Pandey, Dewberry

Leveraging the Cloud for GIS PrototypingJim Somerville and Brendan Carroll, KCI Technologies

Managing Multiple Replicas in an Enterprise Utility GISCrystal Parker, JMT Technology Group

Advancing Geospatial Education and Industry Certification in Maryland Public SchoolsRichard McClellan and Anthony Dowell, AECOM, Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management

Utilizing the Model of a Tradecraft Guild to Educate K-12 Students in Geospatial TechnologiesErica McMaster, Washington College

PANEL – NG 9-1-1 (LA 3317)Moderator: Peter Hanna, GISP, Fire Department, City of Baltimore

NG 9-1-1 Panel DiscussionPeter Hanna, Baltimore City Fire Department

3:15 PM - 3:45 PMBuild Your Own Trail Mix Snack Break (LA 4th Floor West Gallery Exhibit Hall)

3:45pm - 5:15pmConcurrent Session IV

ENVIRONMENT III (LA 4110)Moderator: Marian Batton, GISP, JMT Technology Group

Hydrologically Conditioning DEMs for Urban StormwaterJohn Miller, Amec Foster Wheeler

Salt Marsh Habitat Restoration: Combining a Representative Field Study and Geospatial AnalysesEric Yan, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC

TRANSPORTATION (LA 3310)Moderator: Marshall Stevenson, Whitney Bailey Cox & Magnani, LLC

One-Maryland-One-Network (OMOC) Project StatusJesse Day and Bryan Kelley, Transcend Spatial Solutions

Maryland’s Road Closure Reporter (MDRC)Marshall Stevenson, Maryland State Highway Administration

Transit System Accident Mapping and Analysis: The Maryland Transit Administration’s Accident Mapping System (AMS)David Sides, Towson University; Leo Fothergill, AECOM

INTEROPERABILITY (LA 3315)Moderator: Theresa Foye, GISP, Maryland Environmental Service

CAD objects vs GIS Geometry - What’s what, and Why They’re DifferentWilliam Garmer, JMT

GIS and BIM Interoperability through Open Standards and PracticesStephen DeVito and Jennifer Hopkins, Procon Consulting, LLC

GIS Data in a CADD World Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love MicrostationNick Walls Wallace, Montgomery and Associates

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Advancing Surveying Technology

Continuing Education Mentoring

Legislative Initiatives Scholarships

The Maryland Society of Surveyors, serving both our members and the public welfare by

advancing the science of Surveying and Mapping, promoting high ethical standards and

professionalism and mentoring the future of our professions.

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DATA SHARING II (LA 4310)Moderator: Michael Herzberger, Maryland Environmental Service

Creating a Hub of InnovationAnthony Puzzo, Esri

Open Source GIS Catalog and Server: Lessons Learned at the National Agricultural LibraryJeffrey Campbell, National Agricultural Library, USDA; Jiabin Heng, MSC at National Agricultural Library

Digital Floodplain Mapping Data in Maryland – A Status Report & Next StepsMichael Herzberger, Maryland Environmental Service; Dave Guignet, MDE

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (LA 3110)Moderator: Tari Martin, GISP, National Alliance for Public Safety GIS Foundation

Spatial Relationships in Baltimore Homicides – Research in ProgressJonathan Gross, Baltimore City Health Department

User-Defined Geospatial Risk Index and Weighting for Initial Emergency Response MappingJonas Miller, U.S. Coast Guard/Penn State University

Resolving a common Emergency Management geocoding problem with GIS-CAD integrations.Rich DeBell, EBA Engineering Inc.

MOBILE DATA COLLECTION (LA 3303)Moderator: Scott Jeffrey, GISP, Community College of Baltimore County

Use of GIS to perform large scale Bus Sign Inventory and ReplacementGabriel Borroni, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

ESRI Collector - Introducing High Accuracy Data CollectionTimothy Triplett, Duncan Parnell

An Applied Use Case for Mobile GIS – Maryland DOT SHA Mobile PlatformElliott Plack, KCI Technologies, Inc.; Alan Lijewski, MDOT SHA

LIGHTNING II (LA 4329)Moderator: Craig Mackowiak, Maryland State Highway Administration

McElderry Park Data ViewerCheryl Knott, Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance

Benefits of GIS within Spectrum SharingRachel Soobitsky, NOAA

Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) Know Your Roads Web AppCraig Mackowiak, Maryland State Highway Administration

Understanding the Dynamics of Transit on Rural College CampusesAlex Cohen, Foursquare Integrated Transportation Planning

Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Switching from Paper to Digital Pre-plansTewodros Hailegeberel, Prince Georges County; Charles Wrenn, Prince George’s County Fire/EMS

PANEL – CAREERS (LA 3317)Moderator – Julie Spangler, GISP, JMT Technology Group

Preparing for a Geospatial CareerJulie Spangler, JMT; Patrick McLoughlin, DoIT; Patrick Callahan, Prince Georges County; Anthony Dowell, AECOM, Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management; Siddharth Pandey, Dewberry; Allen Wainger, and Kenny Miller, Michael Baker International, Inc.; Shawn Pickett, Century Engineering

5:15 PM - 7:00 PMTUgis Social(LA 4th Floor Central and Non-Profit Exhibit Galleries)

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Exhibitors & Locations

WEST GALLERY

W1-Synergy Systems & Services

W2-Eagleview Pictometry

W3-Axis Geospatial

W4-Print-O-Stat

W5-Latitude

W6-Wallace Montgomery and Associates

W7-Voyager

W8-WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

WNP1-CCBC Geospatial Applications Program

WNP2-NOAA

NON-PROFIT GALLERY

NP1-JHU Advanced Academic Programs

NP2- Maryland Environmental Service

NP3- Maryland State Geographic Information Committee

NP4- Maryland Geographic Alliance / TU Geography and Environmental Planning

NP5- University of Maryland College Park, Department of Geographical Sciences

CENTRAL GALLERY

AC1-JMT

AC2-KCI Technologies

C1-Duncan Parnell

C2-EA Engineering, Science, Technology, Inc.

C3-Michael Baker International

C4-Esri

C5-Esri

C6-Whitney Bailey Cox & Magnani, LLC

C7-Keystone Precision Instruments

C8-McCormick Taylor

C9-Spatial Systems Associates, Inc.

C10-Maryland Society of Surveyors

C11-ECO Integration, Inc

C12-RK&K

CNP1-Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative

CNP2-Center for GIS at Towson University

THANK YOU TO OUR ANCHOR EXHIBITORS

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