1. Introductions: Name, Organization, Position or Title. What do you do and what projects are you currently working on? What GIS products or software do you use? Have you learned any new GIS-related tips and tricks?
2. Business
Education: GeoDatabase , ArcGIS and GPS classes and seminars
GIS Intern position (Peter Johnson) Peter informed the Coop the selected candidate quit on the first day in order to seek a better position and that they would like to start the process over again in order to get better candidates.
PAG Ortho ’08 Project (Manny Rosas) In Manny’s absence, Peter let the coop know that a vendor has been selected and that PAG has moved the process forward to the various regional committees for their input.
GDB Subcommittee (Steve Whitney) Progress was made in figuring out how update event tables when changes occur in the route system. This would have been a major obstacle in moving to a linear referencing system.
ePortal update (Steve Whitney) No updates.
Executive Committee (Dave Koss) No updates.
3. Events
Monday, October 22, there is a presentation by Multivision on oblique imagery in the main conference room at PAG (2pm).
GIS Fair, November 16th
SWUG, October 30-November 1st
4. Presentation: In-house Quality Control Procedures for Conventional and Airborne GPS Mapping
§ Rick Bunger
5. Possible topics or new business for future meetings. What does the group want to talk about?
INEGI
Federal Agency geospatial activities in southern Arizona
Atypical GIS user (AZ state lottery/CPS/Indian Health Services)
Discussion of the city purchasing an enterprise version of Google Earth (Tom Victory – Tucson Water) Little interest was shown by the members. However the suggestion was made that Google maps may provide similar capabilities without installing anything.
Availability/notification of updates to new & interesting feature classes such as Street Car Route and Rio Nuevo (Tom Victory – Tucson Water)