Esri showed off their field applications; Collector for ArcGIS, Drone2Map for ArcGIS, and Survey123 for ArcGIS.
LHNav, LLC highlighted external GPS/GLONASS receivers that enable submeter/centimeter data collection.
Sonoma Ecology Center and 2ndNature showed rapid assessment of culverts and erosional features in Sonoma Valley using Rural Road RAM.
Trailhead Labs demonstrated Trailia, an innovative, modern and beautiful native app, which public agencies and non-profits can publish to or it can be customized and branded for any group. Trailia includes trip planning, route finding, directions, offline maps, geo-referenced agency PDF maps, elevation profiles, trailview imagery, and more.
Story Maps Two presentations about using Esri's Story Maps. Katy Wallis (City of Napa) - Napa Earthquake Story Map Alex Young (Sonoma Ecology Center) - SEC and Story Maps
Tips and Tricks Mark Tukman (Tukman Geospatial) - Using online image services in ArcGIS
Esri UC Roundtable Courtney Ellerbusch (SCWA), Pat Kowta (County of Napa), and Trae Cooper (City of Petaluma) share their thoughts from this year's Esri UC.
June 10, 2015 - North Bay GIS Field Day
North Bay GIS Field Day
List of Exhibitors
Airphrame showed how they create end-to-end service for obtaining aerial data (photos, terrain surveys, 3D models) without having to be concerned about vehicle specifications or operations -- or more importantly without ever leaving one's desk.
AmigoCloud had some iPad and Android devices to showcase their geospatial platform that helps you collect, manage, analyze, visualize, and publish your location data. They also highlighted LHNav units.
A Developing Perspective on GIS Presented by: Roy Jackson, GeoComm
The latest from the ESRI Developer Summit Presented by: Tim McGee, MoosePoint Technology
February 11, 2015
Invasive Weed Mapping and Eradication Prioritization Presented by: Alex Young, Sonoma Ecology Center
Alex Young will present how Sonoma Ecology Center is mapping the invasive weed Arudo donax throughout the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta using aerial imagery, ground truthing with tablet computers and prioritizing eradication using a multispecies conservation value metric.