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What’s new and the Road Ahead...
This track will include sessions which identify the new functionality available at the 9.3 release for ArcGIS Desktop & Extensions, ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Mobile, ArcGIS Engine, the Geodatabase and ArcGIS Explorer. The Road Ahead beyond 9.3 will also be discussed for each of the ESRI technologies. Attendees of sessions in this track will leave with an overview of the key functionality in the 9.3 release and a good understanding of what will be introduced in future releases of the ESRI product suite. |
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The fundamentals of ESRI GIS...
This track is designed for newer users of ESRI technology. It will cover a variety of topics that are designed to offer best practice advice including managing data in an Enterprise Geodatabase, streamlining workflow through use of geoprocessing and model builder, methods for presenting your data to a wider audience, editing data in ArcMap, utilising data formats through the Data Interoperability Extension and FME and storing raster data in the geodatabase. Attendees of sessions in this track will leave with sound advice for moving forward in the best possible way with their ESRI technology.
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| Track 3 |
ESRI Solution products...
This track will focus on ESRI built solutions and will cover Instant Atlas – a web solution for the visual communication of location-based statistical data - the ArcGIS Job Tracking Extension (JTX), PLTS Foundation, ArcLogistic Route, Locators solutions and building focused mobile solutions using ArcPad. Attendees of sessions in this track will gain a good understanding of the benefits that ESRI solutions can bring to their organisation.
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Developing with ESRI GIS...
This track is targeted at developers who are building solutions based on ESRI technology. Sessions in this track will look at development options for ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Mobile and ArcGIS Desktop. It will provide details about developing with the WebADF, the new Javascript API’s and ArcGIS Explorer, with sessions targeting both .NET and Java developers. Attendees of sessions in this track will gain a good understanding of the available options across the ESRI technology stack and how to evaluate which technology should be used based on solution requirements.
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| Track 5 |
Tips and Tricks...
This track will include sessions which are aimed at providing best practise advice across a number of ESRI technologies. It will include guidelines that can be used to ensure that your ArcGIS Server map and geoprocessing services are optimized to perform, tips for working with 3D data, best practise for implementing security in your ArcGIS Server environment and how to ensure that you architect solutions that can scale. Attendees of sessions in this track will leave with real examples of how their ESRI implementation could be improved by following the best practise advice offered.
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Industry tracks will incorporate user presentations submitted through the Call For Papers. To submit your paper please:
- Business and Commercial
- Cartography
- Central Government:
- Inspire
- Flooding
- Web 2.0 & Government
- Coastal & Marine
- Environment, climate and Green IT
- Enterprise GIS
- Animal Disease
- Innovative applications of GIS
- GIS as a shared service
- Citizen-centred GIS
- Mobile GIS
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- Defence & National Security
- Education - Papers submitted will be selected for the Education conference Sunday 26 or Monday 27 October
- Environment and Natural Resources
- Geomarketing
- Health
- Humanitarian
- Hydrography
- Insurance
- Local Government:
- Efficiency gains
- Shared services
- Citizen services
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- Petroleum:
- Exploration
- Production
- Enterprise applications
- Integrated applications
- Pipeline
- Enterprise Data Management
- Seismic technologies
- Remote Sensing Data Acquisition
- Health and Safety
- Commercial
- Environmental
- Reservoir Modelling
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- National Mapping
- Public Safety:
- Command & Control
- Crime & intelligence analysis
- Performance Management
- Neighbourhood Policing
- Event/incident Management
- Emergency Planning
- Counter-Terrorism
- Roads Policing
- Serious & Organised Crime
- GIS integration with AVLS & APLS
- Mobile Operations
- GIS integration with CCTV & ANPR
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- Retail
- Telcos
- Transportation and Logistics
- Utilities/energy:
- Investment Planning
- Asset Information
- Quality of Service
- Enterprise Integration
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ESRI International