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Tuesday, April 9 • 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Thirsty for Data and Analysis

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Drink in the knowledge of the National Hydrography Dataset, leveraging GIS for Enhanced Support of Disadvantaged Communities, and the latest on LiDAR data in California in this session.

  • Crowdsourcing the National Hydrography Dataset
    John Lance, California Department of Water Resources, Northern Region Office, Red Bluff, CA
    Jane Schafer-Kramer, Geographic Data Specialist, California Department of Water Resources, Davis, CA
  • Water Resources & Disadvantaged Communities: Leveraging GIS for Enhanced Support
    Kevin Ryan, GIS Analyst, Center for Geospatial Science & Technology, California State University, Northridge, CA
    Regan Maas, Ph.D, Associate Director, Center for Geospatial Science & Technology, California State University, Northridge, CA
  • Where are we with LiDAR for the State?
    Carol Ostergren, BS, MS, Geographer, US Geological Survey, Santa Cruz, CA
    Drew Decker, BS, MS, PhD., Geospatial Liaison, US Geological Survey, San Diego, CA
Moderators
avatar for Christina Boggs-Chavira, P.G.

Christina Boggs-Chavira, P.G.

Engineering Geologist, Department of Water Resources
Christina Boggs-Chavira, PG, is an Engineering Geologist with the California Department of Water Resources in the Division of Integrated Regional Water Management North Central Region Office, in the Geology and Groundwater Investigations Section. Christina has two Bachelor’s degrees... Read More →

Speakers
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Drew Decker

Geospatial Liaison, US Geological Survey
Drew Decker is the National Map Liaison for southern California and works for the National Geospatial Program within USGS. He works with local, state, and other federal agencies to coordinate mapping production, maintenance, standards, and planning in support of The National Map... Read More →
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Carol Ostergren

Mapping Liaison, NV/CA, US Geological Survey
Carol Ostergren is a National Map liaison serving the USGS Pacific Region. She supports expert user Communities of Use to align agency science needs with mapping resources and works with outside organizations to coordinate mapping projects supporting The National Map.
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Jane Schafer-Kramer

Geographic Data Specialist, California Department of Water Resources
I am the technical lead for the National Hydrography Dataset stewardship program for California, and serve as Chair of DWR's Enterprise GIS Training & Outreach Subcommittee, and Communications Chair for NorCal URISA. In my spare time I can often be found digging weeds and turning... Read More →
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Regan Maas, Ph.D

Associate Professor; Associate Director, Center for Geospatial Science & Technology
Dr. Regan Maas is Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies, as well as Associate Director of the Center for Geospatial Science and Technology, at California State University Northridge. She has over twenty years of experience working in the geospatial industry and... Read More →
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John Lance

California Department of Water Resources
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Kevin Ryan

GIS Analyst, Center for Geospatial Science & Technology

Tuesday April 9, 2019 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Salon D-1
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