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Welcome to GIS-Pro 2024: URISA’s 62nd Annual Conference, taking place in Portland, Maine! This is where you review the comprehensive educational program for the conference and plan your agenda.

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Coastal Climate Resilience and Power of GIS
Wednesday October 9, 2024 4:00pm - 5:00pm EDT
Cumberland/Kennebec
This session highlights examples of coastal climate resilience using the power of GIS and LiDAR to combat sea level rise.

Empowering Regional Resilience With GIS
Ashley Mott, GIS Manager, Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council - Pinellas Park, FL

Using Geospatial Tools to Understand Sea Level Rise Implications on Mudflats and Tidal Marshes in Maine
Judy Colby-George, GISP, Principal, VIEWSHED, Yarmouth, ME

Building Climate-Ready Coasts using Next-Generation Land Cover and Lidar Data
Jamie Carter, Regional Geospatial Coordinator, NOAA Office for Coastal Management, Yarmouth, ME
Moderators
avatar for John Derek Morgan, Ph.D., GISP

John Derek Morgan, Ph.D., GISP

Associate Professor of GIS, University of West Florida
Speakers
avatar for Ashley Mott

Ashley Mott

GIS Manager, Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
Ashley Mott serves as GIS Manager at the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) where she supports regional resilience, emergency preparedness and environmental planning projects with GIS, maps, and data visualization. Ashley also provides technical assistance to TBRPC member... Read More →
avatar for Judy Colby-George, GISP

Judy Colby-George, GISP

Principal, VIEWSHED
Judy is the owner of Viewshed, which is made up of Spatial Alternatives, GIS Consulting and tjd&a, Landscape Architects and Planners.  She has worked with municipal governments, regional planning agencies, and state governments in New England for over 25 years.  Judy has extensive... Read More →
avatar for Jamie Carter

Jamie Carter

Northeast Region Geospatial Coordinator, NOAA
Jamie Carter is a remote sensing analyst with NOAA’s Office for Coastal Management (OCM) and serves coastal communities primarily in the Northeast Region. He has a bachelor’s degree in Ecology from Tulane University, a master’s degree in Physical Geography from Oregon State... Read More →
Coastal Climate Resilience and Power of GIS pdf
Wednesday October 9, 2024 4:00pm - 5:00pm EDT
Cumberland/Kennebec
  Climate Change/Community Resiliency/Sustainability

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