2000 Scgis 3d Annual Conference, La Casa Del Zorro, Borrego Springs
2000 Scgis Third Annual Conference xHistory xConference xScgis x2000
SCGIS 2000 Conference, June 24-25, 2000
PHOTO ABOVE: SCGIS SCHOLARS, Year 2000 REDLANDS, CA
PHOTO ABOVE: SCGIS SCHOLARS, Year 2000, at James Reserve Field GPS Class. L-R Joe Breman, Lubka Roumenina, Cebisile Magaula, Lanto Andriamampianina, Yolanda Wiersma, Doron Friedman, Annette Huggins.
PHOTO ABOVE: SCGIS 2000 Volunteers help get SCGIS T-shirts ready to sell. The 1941 Desoto in the background had a sign saying "SCGIS International Headquarters" for over a decade, as it served as the clubhouse & storeroom for Scgis shirts, posters and conference support equipment.
Scheduled Speakers as of April 20, 2000 (I) denotes SCGIS international scholarship recipient
Track: Data Access and Development
Allen Carroll, acarroll@ngs.org, "EarthMap: an Initiative of ESRI and the National Geographic Society"
Bill Eichenlaub, bill_eichenlaub@nps.gov, ' Building "Oh Wow!" GIS Databases in Microsoft Access'
Paul Flemons, paulf@austmus.gov.au, Mapping Biodiversity Data on the Web
Penny Flick, p.flick@conservation.org, Conservation International's Prisma: A Multimedia Database Publisher
Hugh Irwin, hugh@safc.org, Effective Tools for Finding GIS Data and Sharing Your Own
(I) Cebisile N. Magagula, Cebisile@UniswaCC.Uniswa.sz, Swaziland National Biodiversity Database Unit
Robert Norheim, norheim@u.washington.edu, How Institutional Cultures Affect Results: Comparing Two Old-Growth Forest Mapping Projects
Dave Theobald, davet@nrel.colostate.edu, When You've Got It But Can't Use It: Dealing With Sensitive Data
(I) Patricia Vera, patriciavera@usa.net, Defenders of Forest in Chile
Richard Warnick, rmwarnick@aol.com, A Digital Atlas of Utah Wilderness
Andy Weiss, adw@ntsg.umt.edu, Applications of Earth Observing System Data to Terrestrial Conservation Issues
(I) Yolanda F. Wiersma, ywiersma@uoguelph.ca, Utilizing GIS To Estimate Historical Species Distributions: Two Approaches
(I) Gregg A. Young, Gytribalepa@pacific.net, GIS And Quality Assurance Under The US EPA, Tribal GAP
Track: Regional Planning and Urban Development
(I) Ferdinand Addo , foaddo@hotmail.com, GIS as a Tool for Cultural Resource Management
(I) Lantoniaina Andriamampianina, wcsmad@dts.mg, The Madagascar Biodiversity Mapping Project
(I) Oliver Coroza, ciphil@csi.com.ph, Priority-Setting Of Biodiversity Conservation In The Philippines
Erik Franklin, erik.franklin@noaa.gov , The role of GIS in planning a marine ecological reserve in the Florida Keys, USA
Tom Hoctor, tomh@geoplan.ufl.edu, Identifying An Ecological Reserve Network in the Southeastern United States
Rich Hunter, rich@calwild.org, South Coast Wildlands Project - Vision Maps for Landscape Connectivity
Arlene Olivero, Arlene_olivero@tnc.org, GIS analysis for Ecoregional Planning and Site Selection
Laura Pinnas, laura@alumni.duke.edu, When 1+1<2: Open Space, Development and Fragmentation
(I) Lubka Roumenina, roumenina@hotmail.com, Using GIS In Some Environmental Monitoring Projects In Sofia City
(I) S. Espinosa Silvio , silvio@wwf.org.co, Conservation and Sustainable Development in Northern Andean Mountain Ecoregions
Dave Theobald, davet@nrel.colostate.edu, Using build-out scenarios to identify potential impacts to habitat
(I) Mai Ky Vinh, maikyvinh@hn.vnn.vn, Applying GIS To Expanding The Protected Areas Network In Vietnam
Track: Advanced Conservation GIS Techniques
Alvaro Espinel, a.espinel@conservation.org, CONDOR 1.1 Decision Tool
Pat Halpin & Andrew Bunn, phalpin@duke.edu, Network models of habitat connectivity: Marine and terrestrial applications
Michael Hamilton, director@jamesreserve.edu, Biocomplexity Mapping: Ubiquitous Remote Sensing for Monitoring Biodiversity in a Protected Ecosystem
Eugene Martin, eugene@commenspace.org, Watershed Impervious Surface Assessment Using Spectral Mixing Analysis
Lisa Ann Pierce, lpierce@esri.com, Conservation GIS Using Spatial Analyst Model Builder and 3D Analyst
Track: Microfauna to Megafauna
(I) Annette Huggins, aeh6@ukc.ac.uk, Assessing The Habitat Preferences Of Black Rhinoceros
Pey-Yi Lee, pylee@citrus.ucr.edu, The spatial patterns of breeding locations of San Clemente Loggerhead Shrike
Raquel Leyva, Raquel@hobbes.tcru.ttu.edu, The use of GIS to describe the effects of climatic variability on scaled quail
(I) Matti Nghikembua, cheeta@iafrica.com.na, Habitat Monitoring For The Endangered Cheetah In Namibia
Joshua Viers, josh@ice.ucdavis.edu, Biogeographic Analysis of Mountain Lion
Rebecca Young, rebecca.young@stanford.edu, Predicting lemur species distributions in the eastern rain forest region of Madagascar
Track: Professional Development
Will Allen & Paul Zwick, will@tcf.arcana.com, Journal of SCGIS Planning Meeting
Chris Davis, chris@commenspace.org, Pacific Northwest Conservation GIS User Study 1999: Implications for SCGIS
Brenda Pounds, Brenda.Pounds@ssc.nasa.gov, NASA Commercial Remote Sensing Program's Workforce Development National Implementation Plan
