September 10, 2014 - North Bay GIS User Group Meeting
By North Bay GIS User Group
Date and time
Wednesday, September 10, 2014 · 9am - 12pm PDT
Location
PRMD Hearing Room
2550 Ventura Avenue Santa Rosa, CA 95403Description
Practical Map Design
At our September meeting we will be talking and learning about Map Design from San Francisco Estuary Institute.
- Using GIS and Cartography to Support Wetlands Science
Presented by: Micha Salomon, Chuck Striplen, and Sean Baumgarten, San Francisco Estuary Institute
For about two decades, the San Francisco Estuary Institute has been mapping historical and contemporary wetlands. We've published maps in a variety of formats for scientific reports, posters, published books, and the web. This presentation will focus on some of the recent cartographic work done in the North Bay, including historical and contemporary wetland and stream mapping in the Laguna de Santa Rosa and Mark West Creek, as well as the Napa Historical Ecology Atlas (2012) published by UC Press. We'll also demonstrate regional and statewide web mapping efforts including EcoAtlas.org and Caltsheets.org. - ArcGIS Tips and Tricks for Cartography
Presented by: Kevin Lacefield, County of Sonoma
Practical tips and tricks that will help your map communicate just a little bit better.
Please register today for this upcoming event.
For more information go to http://northbaygis.org.
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The mission of the North Bay GIS User Group is to educate, support, and promote the use of GIS within the Greater San Francisco North Bay Region.
We are comprised of GIS users of all levels and from a wide range of specialties (local government, wine industry, non-profit, public works, public safety, survey, etc.). If you are already in the GIS industry or would like to find out more about GIS then come to our meetings, all are welcome.
For more information visit our website.