Tuesday

Taught by: Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc

Introduction to ArcGIS Pro
This workshop helps you get ready for your conversion to ArcGIS Pro. We'll see how to import map documents into ArcGIS Pro and how to perform many of the tasks you are familiar with in your daily use of ArcMap: working with symbology and layer properties, building queries, running tools, making a layout, etc.

This is a half-day workshop that will be offered twice, once in the morning and then again in the afternoon.

Computers used in this short course must be able to run ArcGIS Pro 2.0 outside of the office environment. It is recommended that ArcGIS Pro be Authorized to work offline.

Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc., has over twenty-five years of experience involving project and resource management, planning and scheduling in a progressive GIS environment. Mr. Wilkerson spent six years as technical project manager and instructor for Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) before launching GISEDGE, Inc. He has conducted GIS training classes and technical presentations throughout the United States and internationally. International training courses include China, Japan, Taiwan, Bahrain, Nigeria, and Angola Africa. Ken has also been invited to speak at many professional organization conferences including the ESRI International Users Conference, conference of Economic Developers, and the first annual China GIS users conference in Beijing.

Taught by: Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc

Introduction to ArcGIS Pro
This workshop helps you get ready for your conversion to ArcGIS Pro. We'll see how to import map documents into ArcGIS Pro and how to perform many of the tasks you are familiar with in your daily use of ArcMap: working with symbology and layer properties, building queries, running tools, making a layout, etc.

This is a half-day workshop that will be offered twice, once in the morning and then again in the afternoon.

Computers used in this short course must be able to run ArcGIS Pro 2.0 outside of the office environment. It is recommended that ArcGIS Pro be Authorized to work offline.

Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc., has over twenty-five years of experience involving project and resource management, planning and scheduling in a progressive GIS environment. Mr. Wilkerson spent six years as technical project manager and instructor for Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) before launching GISEDGE, Inc. He has conducted GIS training classes and technical presentations throughout the United States and internationally. International training courses include China, Japan, Taiwan, Bahrain, Nigeria, and Angola Africa. Ken has also been invited to speak at many professional organization conferences including the ESRI International Users Conference, conference of Economic Developers, and the first annual China GIS users conference in Beijing.

Taught by: Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc

Introduction to ArcGIS Pro
This workshop helps you get ready for your conversion to ArcGIS Pro. We'll see how to import map documents into ArcGIS Pro and how to perform many of the tasks you are familiar with in your daily use of ArcMap: working with symbology and layer properties, building queries, running tools, making a layout, etc.

This is a half-day workshop that will be offered twice, once in the morning and then repeated in the afternoon.

Computers used in this short course must be able to run ArcGIS Pro 2.0 outside of the office environment. It is recommended that ArcGIS Pro be Authorized to work offline.

Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc., has over twenty-five years of experience involving project and resource management, planning and scheduling in a progressive GIS environment. Mr. Wilkerson spent six years as technical project manager and instructor for Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) before launching GISEDGE, Inc. He has conducted GIS training classes and technical presentations throughout the United States and internationally. International training courses include China, Japan, Taiwan, Bahrain, Nigeria, and Angola Africa. Ken has also been invited to speak at many professional organization conferences including the ESRI International Users Conference, conference of Economic Developers, and the first annual China GIS users conference in Beijing.

Taught by: Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc

Introduction to ArcGIS Pro
This workshop helps you get ready for your conversion to ArcGIS Pro. We'll see how to import map documents into ArcGIS Pro and how to perform many of the tasks you are familiar with in your daily use of ArcMap: working with symbology and layer properties, building queries, running tools, making a layout, etc.

This is a half-day workshop that will be offered twice, once in the morning and then repeated in the afternoon.

Computers used in this short course must be able to run ArcGIS Pro 2.0 outside of the office environment. It is recommended that ArcGIS Pro be Authorized to work offline.

Ken Wilkerson, President of GISEDGE, Inc., has over twenty-five years of experience involving project and resource management, planning and scheduling in a progressive GIS environment. Mr. Wilkerson spent six years as technical project manager and instructor for Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) before launching GISEDGE, Inc. He has conducted GIS training classes and technical presentations throughout the United States and internationally. International training courses include China, Japan, Taiwan, Bahrain, Nigeria, and Angola Africa. Ken has also been invited to speak at many professional organization conferences including the ESRI International Users Conference, conference of Economic Developers, and the first annual China GIS users conference in Beijing.

Sheraton Salon Rooms (2nd Floor) will be open and available for a Free-For-All Meetup. Bring Your Own Games, Drinks, Snacks, etc. and Catch Up Before the Conference. Committee Members will be setting up, feel free to lend a hand or get the meetup started so they can join in when finished.

Taught by: Brian Gelder, Scientist II, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Iowa State University

Python Scripting for ArcGIS
This workshop will introduce the basics of the Python language so you can efficiently geoprocess multiple datasets using the Python Interactive Shell as well as Python scripts. We will cover basic geoprocessing tools, spatial analyst tools, and multiple map creation from templates. Workshop Requirements: ArcGIS 10.3+

Brian has been using Python and arcpy for more than 10 years and teaching a class on Python and arcpy at ISU for 6 years and a class on remote sensing for 2 years. His primary area of research is interfacing environmental models (for soil erosion) with GIS and remote sensing datasets.

Taught by: Brian Gelder, Scientist II, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Iowa State University

Python Scripting for ArcGIS
This workshop will introduce the basics of the Python language so you can efficiently geoprocess multiple datasets using the Python Interactive Shell as well as Python scripts. We will cover basic geoprocessing tools, spatial analyst tools, and multiple map creation from templates. Workshop Requirements: ArcGIS 10.3+

Brian has been using Python and arcpy for more than 10 years and teaching a class on Python and arcpy at ISU for 6 years and a class on remote sensing for 2 years. His primary area of research is interfacing environmental models (for soil erosion) with GIS and remote sensing datasets.

Taught by: Caleb Mackey, GIS Programmer and Nate Christ, GIS Web Developer with Bolton & Menk, Inc.

Using Geoprocessing Services with Javascript API
This half day workshop will demonstrate how to consume and publish Geoprocessing Services written in Python to perform analysis and tasks in an HTML5/JavaScript application. It will cover beginner to advanced level Python scripts to build GP Services. The workshop will also focus on providing nice user interfaces to gather input to pass parameters into a Geoprocessing Service.

Taught by: Caleb Mackey, GIS Programmer and Nate Christ, GIS Web Developer with Bolton & Menk, Inc.

Using Geoprocessing Services with Javascript API
This half day workshop will demonstrate how to consume and publish Geoprocessing Services written in Python to perform analysis and tasks in an HTML5/JavaScript application. It will cover beginner to advanced level Python scripts to build GP Services. The workshop will also focus on providing nice user interfaces to gather input to pass parameters into a Geoprocessing Service.

Sheraton Salon Rooms (2nd Floor) will be open and available for a Free-For-All Meetup. Bring Your Own Games, Drinks, Snacks, etc. and Catch Up Before the Conference. Committee Members will be setting up, feel free to lend a hand or get the meetup started so they can join in when finished.

Join IP Pathways and VMware as they discuss: • What’s new in vSphere 6.5 • What’s new in vSphere 6.7 • Horizon View 7 o Demo of publishing apps using RDSH o Demo App volumes

Come join us as we explore the new features and capabilities of vSphere 6.5!

Johnson County will demonstrate management and maintenance tasks for SQL server.

Johnson County will demonstrate management and maintenance tasks for SQL server.

Sheraton Salon Rooms (2nd Floor) will be open and available for a Free-For-All Meetup. Bring Your Own Games, Drinks, Snacks, etc. and Catch Up Before the Conference. Committee Members will be setting up, feel free to lend a hand or get the meetup started so they can join in when finished.