Category: Workshops - CHRISTINA FRIEDLE

10/10/2020

Esri User Conference 2020 workshops are online

Read Now

You might be interested in checking out the virtual 2020 Esri User Conference sessions and workshops that are now open to everyone. Here's the link: https://www.esri.com/en-us/landing-page/events/2020/uc-resources

Explore hours of on-demand content from anywhere in the world, at no cost to you or your organization. You can view and share any session to start a conversation, enhance your team's skills, or collaborate on your next project.

10/9/2019

Machine Learning in ArcGIS (1 day workshop @ OSU)

Read Now

Machine Learning in ArcGIS 1-day Workshop | Nov 1, 9 AM – 5 PM | Withycombe 205

Gain understanding pertaining to the intersection of spatial analysis and machine learning through Esri technology and tools. This 1-day workshop will introduce participants to advanced analytic tools in ArcGIS Pro. Integration with external frameworks such as R and Python will also be covered via hands-on analysis examples. Orhun Aydin, Ph.D, researcher and product engineer from the Esri Spatial Statistics team, will be the instructor for this workshop. Participants should have working knowledge of ArcGIS Pro, beginner-level knowledge of R, and beginner-level knowledge of Python. Participants must sign-up to attend by October 28th. RSVP below. Please contact Kuuipo Walsh at kuuipo.walsh@oregonstate.edu with any questions.

Please RSVP at:
https://oregonstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9yk8rCX8wgNOokt

3/19/2019

GIS for Equity & Social Justice workshop at the Washington GIS Conference in Tacoma on May 2

Read Now

At the 2019 Washington GIS Conference in May, Nicole Franklin, Equity and Inclusion Manager for King County, and Greg Babinski will present a brand-new workshop, Introduction to GIS for Equity and Social Justice. The workshop is intended for GIS professionals and for Equity & Social Justice (ESJ) and public policy practitioners. Read more:
https://gisandyou.org/2019/03/18/new-gis-for-esj-workshop/

2/15/2019

Curious about or planning to pursue the GISP credential? Workshop @ GIS/CAMA conference

Read Now

Please join the Young and Emerging Professionals event that will take place at the GIS/CAMA conference on Monday February 25, 2019.

Below is a link to a discounted registration offer from URISA specifically for the GISP preparation workshop. The workshop instructor is Keri Brennan.
https://www.urisa.org/clientuploads/directory/Documents/Conferences/GISCAMA/GISPoffer.pdf

Here is the direct link for the conference: https://bit.ly/2RkkRNY.

Please find attached a flyer with information about the Young and Emerging Professionals meetup which will be held an hour after the GISP workshop concludes. GIS CAMA YEP.png

5/17/2018

Using and Interpreting Estuary Habitat Maps - Workshop

Read Now

>>>>> FREE TRAINING OPPORTUNITY <<<<<<     >>>>> NOTE NEW DATES AND TIMES!!! <<<<<
June 20, 2018 – Charleston, OR
June 21, 2018 – Tillamook, OR

Using and Interpreting Estuary Habitat Maps
8:30 am – 3 pm

Course Description
An estuary presents a complex array of habitat types that can vary from place to place, depending on underlying physical structure and the characteristics of its waters, sediments and biota; and from one estuary to another. Changes in land use, water, climate, and development increase the complexity of managing estuaries. To help plan, monitor, protect, restore and conserve habitat, managers need a common language and set of terms to compare data, account for local conditions, describe habitat and map estuarine environments. This course introduces a comprehensive system to classify estuarine environments, using simple standards and common terms, for interpreting maps using geographic information system (GIS) tools.

Who should take this course?
Floodplain and estuarine managers including planning, mapping, science, regulatory or related staff.

You will learn how to:
·         Characterize estuarine environments using a system of complementary settings and components to describe observed features.
·         Match specific aspects of the physical environment with associated organisms and biological communities.
·         Make apples-to-apples comparisons of estuarine environments at regional, national, or global scales.
·         Organize data and compare results using common terms and a flexible framework.
·         Modify your descriptions to account for unique features.
·         Use GIS tools to interpret estuary habitat maps, at the desired level of detail, to meet different needs.
·         Incorporate classification information in GIS metadata.

Continuing education credits will be available from the American Institute of Certified Planners – American Planning Association.

REGISTRATION: Please use this new link to register (or re-register):
Registration Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EstuaryHabitatMapping

Questions? Call John at 541-888-5558 ext. 129.

9/28/2016

Groudnwater 101 - Free workshop with the Columbia Slough Watershed Council

Read Now

How does Portland’s water system utilize groundwater? Come learn about your water supply at this upcoming interactive workshop, Groundwater 101!

Date: Saturday, November 19th
Time: 9:00 AM -1:30 PM (Optional groundwater facility tour from 1-1:30 PM)
Location:
NECA-IBEW Training Center
16021 NE Airport Way
Portland, OR. 97230

Details:
Join the Portland Water Bureau and the Columbia Slough Watershed Council for Groundwater 101 – a FREE educational workshop that teaches groundwater basics including local geology and hydrology, what role groundwater plays in our drinking water system, and what can be done to protect this important resource. This interactive workshop is presented with a mix of hands-on and classroom-style teaching and is appropriate for adults and high school students aged 14 & up. Light refreshments will be provided. After the workshop, interested participants are invited to take a guided tour of the Portland Water Bureau Groundwater Facility (approximate tour time - 30 minutes).

Pre-registration is required and space is limited.
Click here to learn more & register
(full link: https://columbiaslough.org/events/event/71/)

Questions? Contact events@columbiaslough.org or call 503-281-1132

9/21/2015

Cartography Symposium by the Sea

Read Now

The Central Coast GIS Users Group
(http://www.orurisa.org/2015_Cartography_Symposium) is pleased to
invite you to the 2015 Cartography Symposium by the Sea on Friday,
September 25th at the Oregon Coast Community College in Newport, OR
from 8:30-4:30.

Register here:
https://ccgisug2015cartography.eventbrite.com

Presenters from UofO, ESRI and other organizations will cover a
variety of different guidelines and principles to help make your maps
the envy of all your friends. We all know a great map when we see it,
but what are the principles behind making a good map yourself? GIS
has changed map making from a time honored handmade labor, to mass
producing large, data filled maps in minutes.This all-day symposium
will introduce you to the basic principles of cartography (map
making), guidelines you can follow for nearly every map, and tips and
tricks for making your map fabulous. More details, including a draft
agenda, are available on the symposium website
(http://www.orurisa.org/2015_Cartography_Symposium).

Lunch and snacks are included in the registration fee ($35). If this
registration fee is difficult for you, please contact us for alternate
options. In an effort to reduce waste we will not be providing
individual bottled water this year. Please consider bringing a
reusable water bottle or other container for drinking water during the
symposium. We will also have cups available in case you forget. Thank
you!

4/13/2015

Practical QGIS workshop (Seattle, WA)

Read Now

Terra GIS is offering "Practical QGIS" - a 2 day class/hands on workshop in Seattle on Thursday May 28th and Friday May 29th, 2015

The class will focus on learning QGIS doing practical exercises in a workshop style setting. ArcGIS users will learn how to easily transition to QGIS (or to using QGIS in addition to their existing GIS software/ toolset). Participants can choose to participate one of the days or both days.

More information at http://www.terragis.net/gis-classes/practical-qgis/

11/10/2014

PCC STEM Workshop - Using Excel in the Sciences

Read Now

8/29/2013

FREE Stream Stewards Workshops

Read Now

Saturdays, 21 September – 2 November, 8:30am – 2pm
Tuesdays, 01 Oct, 15 Oct, and 29 Oct 2013, 6 – 8:30pm
Applications due September 13th

For local folks looking to make a difference and connect with the community here in Clark County, Clark Public Utilities’ StreamTeam offers a Stream Stewards program that trains volunteers to help with environmental projects along Salmon Creek - and all are welcome to apply.

Six Saturday sessions and three evening workshops provide hands-on, leadership training on local water quality, native plants, stream restoration, geology, hydrology, salmon, and wildlife. Using this training, Stewards share their knowledge and leadership by providing 45 hours of volunteer time with the StreamTeam and other program partners throughout the year.

Classes start September 21. More information and an application are available atwww.StreamTeam.net. Or contact Ashley King at 360-992-8585 orStreamTeam@clarkpud.com. Priority is given to Clark County residents, but all are encouraged to apply.

Location: Clark Public Utilities and CASEE Center, Vancouver, WA
Contact: Ashley King at StreamTeam@clarkpud.com

Website: www.StreamTeam.net (link to http://www.clarkpublicutilities.com/index.cfm/our-environment/stream-team/stream-stewards/)