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2018 WLIA Annual Conference

Join us on March 7-9, 2018 at the Osthoff Resort in beautiful Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin for our Annual Conference.

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Opening and Social Night

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LION Meeting

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Census Programs Overview and Technical Training

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Board and Board Nominee Lunch

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Registration

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Local Update of Census Addresses Technical Workshop

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Thursday Morning Plenary

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Lunch and Town Hall Part 1

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Thursday Lunch Keynote - Thomas Czaja

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Exhibitor Reception/ Silent Auction

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New Datums Are Coming In 2022 - This Will Affect You

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Panel - Managing Documents Related to GIS Features

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Women in GIS - Wisconsin

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Using Mobile GIS Platforms to Complete Inspections

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Building for the Future, Street Centerlines and Address Points

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Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Successes, Challenges, and Applications

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Exhibit Hall Opening

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Creating Culvert Inspections with Related Tables using Survey123

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Using Aerial Data to Map your Assets

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What’s New with 3D Technology in the Geospatial Industry

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The Quandary of Section 15; Just Over a Square Mile of Clues

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WisDOT : Development of the Culvert Asset Management Program (CAMP)

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Sewer Inspection & Maintenance

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Communication Upgrade

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Panel - Influencing Decision-Makers that Affect you and your Workplace

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Building on Open Geospatial Data initiatives at Amazon, from Waukesha County to Planetary Scale

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New Member Session

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Emergency Preparedness Webapp for FD and ICS/EOC Interface Workshop

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WI Statewide Parcels - Exploring the Data

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UAV Coastal Habitat Assessments on the East Shore of Lower Green Bay

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Automated Feature Extraction using Machine Learning

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Evolution of Asset Management for Municipalities – A Case Study

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Municipal GIS

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Next Gen 911

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Using Real Estate Transfer Return Data to Display Recent Sales in Washington County

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Moving Toward a Statewide Address Point Data set and Geocoding Data service.

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Designing for Scientists

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Getting Your Data Out There – How to get started creating an Open Data site

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Friday Morning Keynote

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Lunch and Town Hall Part 2

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Wisconsin LiDAR-Derived Elevation Services

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Silent Auction Ends

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Panel - Exploring GIS Field Data Collection

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Exhibit Hall Open

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Open Data in the City of Madison

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The Many Platforms and Uses for LiDAR: What is the Right Approach for your Project?

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Esri Collector and Trimble Catalyst - On Demand Accuracy

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Cloud-based Hosting of Countywide LiDAR and Imagery Datasets

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Public Records Consideration for Geographic Digital Data

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Web and Mobile Tree Inventory Software Case Studies and Requirements