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Share your experiences and learn how colleagues have tackled issues that we all face. ELEVATION The elevaon special interest group will educate, inform, and support the advancement of Maryland elevaon data. Our discussion will focus on acve topics in the Maryland elevaon community. EMERGING PROFESSIONALS This session is for aendees preparing for a career as a GIS professional – those about to graduate college, making a change in your career, or looking to apply for a new job. PROJECT MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP This special interest group will explore project management and leadership best pracces, opportunies, and challenges faced by the geospaal community. PUBLIC SECTOR This meet-up is for public sector employees (state, county, municipal, higher educaon and other associated government enes) to meet in private to discuss important statewide iniaves related to GIS. QGIS This session is intended for novice and experienced QGIS users alike. Four speakers will showcase how they use QGIS in their professional and side projects. UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS Unmanned Aircraſt Systems are shiſting the data collecon paradigm for mapping and surveying. These devices carry a wide variety of sensors that empower safer, less interrupve, faster, cheaper, and more effecve ways to complete data collecon. Anchor Exhibitors West Gallery Booths W1 Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperave W2 Fugro USA Land, Inc. W3 Allegheny Ulity Soluons, LLC W4 Wallace Montgomery W5 Print-O-Stat, Inc. W6 EagleView W7 University of Maryland W8 Washington College 8:00 am Registraon Opens. Training and Exhibitor Arrival. Coffee Available. (2nd Floor) 8:00 am–12:00 pm Exhibitor Setup (4th Floor) 9:00 am–4:00 pm All-Day Training Sessions ArcGIS Pro: Tips & Tricks for Beginners and Beyond (Room 2329) Big Data Geoprocessing with the Postgres, QGIS, and Python (Room 4114) Intermediate ArcGIS Online and MD iMAP (Room 3330) 9:00 am–12:00 pm Training Sessions Big Data, IoT, BI, AI, ML and Blockchain (Room 3101) GISP Cerficaon Applicaon (Room 4101) Ground, Air, and/or In Between—When to use Ground Surveying, Aircraſt or UAS (Room 4110) Working with CAD Data in a GIS World (Room 2101) 12:00–1:00 pm Lunch (Room 4150) 12:00–6:00 pm Map App Gallery Open (Room 4204) 1:00–2:00 pm Map App Gallery Presentaons (Room 4204) 1:00–4:00 pm Training Sessions Building Story Maps with ArcGIS (Room 4101) The Language of Spaal Analysis Workshop (Room 3101) Working with Topographic Lidar in Maryland (Room 2101) 1:00–6:00 pm Exhibitor Hall Open (4th Floor) 2:00–4:00 pm Special Interest Group Meengs (Descripons in sidebar) ArcGIS: Smart Communies (Room 3310) Coding (Room 3110) Elevaon (Room 4303) Emerging Professionals (Room 4310) Project Management & Leadership (Room 4331) Public Sector (Room 4329) QGIS (Room 2110) Unmanned Aircraſt Systems (Room 4110) 4:30–6:00 pm TUgis Signature Networking Happy Hour (Central Gallery) followed by Mappy Hour at Charles Village Pub and Pao Last updated July 30. Locaons and mes subject to change. Download the TUgis 2019 App Go to TUgisConference2019.sched.com or search TUgis 2019 in your app store. TUgis is a cooperative undertaking of three primary partners C8 Keystone Precision Instruments C9 Whitney Bailey Cox & Magnani, LLC C10 Century Engineering Inc. C11 AECOM C12 Infogroup C13 EA Engineering, Science, Technology, Inc. C14 Duncan Parnell Maryland State Geographic Information Committee MSGIC Happy Hour Sponsored by Sponsored by

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TUgis: Maryland’s Geospatial Conference

Wednesday, August 7

Exhibitor Map

Special Interest GroupsARCGIS: SMART COMMUNITIESLearn about information systems that provide four technology tenets (planning and engineering, operational efficiency, data driven performance and civic inclusion) governments need to deliver smart communities and smart cities.

CODINGThis is a meet-up for anyone who writes code. There are a lot of tools, techniques, and strategies that we have in common. Share your experiences and learn how colleagues have tackled issues that we all face.

ELEVATIONThe elevation special interest group will educate, inform, and support the advancement of Maryland elevation data. Our discussion will focus on active topics in the Maryland elevation community.

EMERGING PROFESSIONALSThis session is for attendees preparing for a career as a GIS professional – those about to graduate college, making a change in your career, or looking to apply for a new job.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIPThis special interest group will explore project management and leadership best practices, opportunities, and challenges faced by the geospatial community.

PUBLIC SECTORThis meet-up is for public sector employees (state, county, municipal, higher education and other associated government entities) to meet in private to discuss important statewide initiatives related to GIS.

QGISThis session is intended for novice and experienced QGIS users alike. Four speakers will showcase how they use QGIS in their professional and side projects.

UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMSUnmanned Aircraft Systems are shifting the data collection paradigm for mapping and surveying. These devices carry a wide variety of sensors that empower safer, less interruptive, faster, cheaper, and more effective ways to complete data collection.

Anchor Exhibitors

West Gallery BoothsW1 Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative

W2 Fugro USA Land, Inc.

W3 Allegheny Utility Solutions, LLC

W4 Wallace Montgomery

W5 Print-O-Stat, Inc.

W6 EagleView

W7 University of Maryland

W8 Washington College

8:00 am Registration Opens. Training and Exhibitor Arrival. Coffee Available. (2nd Floor)

8:00 am–12:00 pm Exhibitor Setup (4th Floor)

9:00 am–4:00 pm All-Day Training Sessions

ArcGIS Pro: Tips & Tricks for Beginners and Beyond (Room 2329)

Big Data Geoprocessing with the Postgres, QGIS, and Python (Room 4114)

Intermediate ArcGIS Online and MD iMAP (Room 3330)

9:00 am–12:00 pm Training Sessions

Big Data, IoT, BI, AI, ML and Blockchain (Room 3101) GISP Certification Application (Room 4101) Ground, Air, and/or In Between—When to use Ground

Surveying, Aircraft or UAS (Room 4110) Working with CAD Data in a GIS World (Room 2101)

12:00–1:00 pm Lunch (Room 4150)

12:00–6:00 pm Map App Gallery Open (Room 4204)

1:00–2:00 pm Map App Gallery Presentations (Room 4204)

1:00–4:00 pm Training Sessions

Building Story Maps with ArcGIS (Room 4101) The Language of Spatial Analysis Workshop (Room 3101) Working with Topographic Lidar in Maryland

(Room 2101)

1:00–6:00 pm Exhibitor Hall Open (4th Floor)

2:00–4:00 pm Special Interest Group Meetings (Descriptions in sidebar)

ArcGIS: Smart Communities (Room 3310) Coding (Room 3110) Elevation (Room 4303) Emerging Professionals (Room 4310) Project Management & Leadership (Room 4331) Public Sector (Room 4329) QGIS (Room 2110) Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Room 4110)

4:30–6:00 pm TUgis Signature Networking Happy Hour (Central Gallery) followed by Mappy Hour at Charles Village Pub and Patio

Last updated July 30. Locations and times subject to change.

Download the TUgis 2019 AppGo to TUgisConference2019.sched.com or search TUgis 2019 in your app store.

TUgis is a cooperative undertaking of three primary partners

C8 Keystone Precision Instruments

C9 Whitney Bailey Cox & Magnani, LLC

C10 Century Engineering Inc.

C11 AECOM

C12 Infogroup

C13 EA Engineering, Science, Technology, Inc.

C14 Duncan Parnell

Maryland State GeographicInformation Committee

MSGIC

Happy HourSponsored by

Sponsored by

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Room 2110 Room 3110 Room 3310 Room 4110 Rooms 4118 and 4204 Room 4303 Room 4310 Room 4315 Room 4329 Room 4331 Reading Room (4th Floor)

8:00 amRegistration (Second Floor Lobby, 8:00am–3:00pm), Networking + Continental Breakfast (Rooms 2216 & 2302) Sponsored by

9:00 am A Practical Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

The Cybersecurity Threat Landscape

UAS Research Shaping the Geospatial Landscape Today and Tomorrow

Are you ready for the 2022 Datum change or “Why is my data moving?”

GISCorps: Putting GIS Volunteers into Action

The (R)evolution of GIS in Public Safety

ISO 55000, Asset Management, and the Critical Role of GIS

10:00 am Exhibitor Hall Open (4th floor, 10:00 am–4:30 pm) Exhibitor Hall Open (4th floor, 10:00 am–4:30 pm)

10:30 am Smart GIS for Smart Cities

GIS Cloud Migration - Experience based solutions

Providing Traffic Safety Data through GIS

Capturing and Processing UAV Aerial Imagery for 3D Models

Map App Gallery Open (Room 4204, 10:30 am–3:30 pm)

High-Accuracy Data Collection with Esri’s Collector: Is MSL possi-ble? A case study with Greensboro NC Water Resources

The use of GIS in Base-line Data Collection and Public Outreach for Baltimore DOT Comprehensive Trans-portation Plan

Lifecycle Asset Management

Maryland NG911 Strategic Plan

Integrating GIS with Asset Management Applications for the Baltimore City Subsurface Utility Network

An Introduction to ArcGIS HUB

11:00 am A Conversational Mapping Application: Adding a Bot to Your Application Using Amazon Lex

Deploying Serverless GIS Applications with Amazon Web Services and ArcGIS

Custom Reporting Using Esri’s Survey123 Application

Charting the Course: Uses of Topographic and Topobathymetric Lidar

Persuading Engineers to Put Away the Paper

At the Intersection of Asphalt and Forest: Geospatial Analysis of Wildlife Collisions, Landscapes, and Roads as a Planning Tool to Mitigate Highway Impacts to Wildlife

Implementing GIS for Johns Hopkins Facilities & Real Estate

ArcGIS Mobile Workflows

11:30 am Exhibitor Showcase:KCI Geospatial Solu-tions, Client-Centric, Forward-Thinking Industry Leaders

Map App Gallery Presentations (Room 4204, 11:30 am–12:00 pm)

Exhibitor Showcase:Trimble Handheld Android Solutions

Exhibitor Showcase:JMT: We envision the possibilities

Exhbitor Showcase:Masters Programs in GIS and GEOINT at the University of Maryland

Exhibitor Showcase:ESRGC: Taking Partnerships Places

12:00 pmLunch (Rooms 3150 & 4150) Sponsored by

1:15 pm Delivering Data to Marylanders – How MD iMAP is extending the reach of information sharing

Modernizing the NEPA Process: A Virtual GIS-Based Platform

LIGHTNING TALKSDownload the TUgis 2019 app for details.

Comparing Streamline Generation Tools for Large-Scale Applications

Drone Lidar Data Processing Pipelines using ArcGIS and LAStools(Room 4118, 1:15–3:15 pm)

Save Time, Effort, and Money Through Street Level Visualization (and Data Analytics)

A Comparison of Post Wildfire Regeneration of Invasive and Pioneer Species

GIS Management Workshop

ProMow, a Proactive Dashboard Approach to Maintaining Balti-more City owned Prop-erty through PowerBI

ArcGIS Online Tips and Tricks

1:45 pm Guiding Land Preservation Through Value Based Proximity Analysis

Mapping with Mobile Lidar

ArcGIS Ecosystem to Connect Farmers of Bangladesh

Why NG9-1-1 Requires Addressing Data Accuracy Beyond 98 Percent

WSSC’s GIS Driven Outage Management Tool

2:15 pmNetworking Break Networking Break

2:30 pm One-Maryland-One-Network (OMOC) Project Status

Developing a Cached Map Service in ArcGIS using OpenStreetMap Data

LIGHTNING TALKSDownload the TUgis 2019 app for details.

Smart Detours Enterprise Stormwater Management Geodatabase for NPDES Reporting

The Planning, Implementation and Documentation of the Redesign and Harmo-nization of Agency Geodatabases

GIS Solutions for Hurricane Damage Assessments

The Underutilization of GIS and How to Cure it

3:00 pm Maryland’s Statewide Properties Program - Where are we now?

Deploying ArcGIS Enterprise to Fit Your Organization

Piloting the Vision Zero App for Cloud Sourcing & ReportLab Integration

NPDES Next Generation: A COTS Solution for MDOT SHA

FME: The tool you didn’t know existed and now can’t live without

Leveraging 3D BIM Technology for Facility Asset Management

3:30 pm Closing Session: Ice Cream Social + Map Competition Awards (West Gallery) Closing Session: Ice Cream Social + Map Competition Awards (West Gallery)

4:30 pm

Thursday, August 8

Lunch Sponsored by

Breaks Development Environment ESRI Reading Room Exhibitor Showcase Government Industry Talks Lightning Talk Map App Competition Mini-Workshop Technology Workflow Working with Data

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