2006 Southeast User Group Conference

The 2006 Southeast User Group Conference Proceedings is a compilation of professional abstracts and presentations delivered April 26–28, 2006, in Jacksonville, Florida. ESRI users contributed a fundamental part to the conference by submitting and presenting their presentations on a diverse collection of GIS applications. The proceeds promote GIS application by stimulating users to share their experiences and knowledge.

Closing Session

• Becoming a Certified GIS Professional (GISP)
  [PDF-652 KB, 18 pages]
  —Bill Alfred, GISP, Florida Department of Health
• GISCorps: A program run by volunteers for volunteers
  [PDF-1.4 MB, 37 pages]
  —Juna Goda Papajorgji, GISCorps

Complimentary Technologies

• GIS and Business Intelligence for the Enterprise
  [PDF-790 KB, 16 pages]
  —Ted deSaussure, Information Builders

Planning and Economic Development

• GIS & Campus Planning at the University of Georgia
  [PDF-10.0 MB, 26 pages]
  —Lisa Jackson, University Architects

Professional GIS

• A Case for a GIO in Georgia
  [PDF-172 KB, 26 pages]
  —Danielle Ayan, Georgia Institute of Technology

Public Health/Health and Human Services

• The Effective Delivery of Human Services Using GIS
  [PDF-2.4 MB, 28 pages]
  —John Bizelli
• Mapping Social Services in St. Johns County, FL
  [PDF-298 KB, 21 pages]
  —Christopher Blaine Adams, St. Johns County

State and Local Government

• Are Republicans Sprawlers and Democrats New Urbanists?—Comparing 83 Sprawling Regions with the 2004 Presidential Vote
  [PDF-4.9 MB, 33 pages]
  —Stephen L. Sperry, Clemson University
• Creating a Tax Roll: The Duval County Property Appraiser's Method
  [PDF-2.7 MB, 30 pages]
  —Duval County, Property Appraiser's Office
• Development of a Debris Management System Using ArcReader and Access
  [PDF-582 KB, 14 pages]
  —Carter Vickery and Angeline McInerny, Wake County, North Carolina
• GIS Improves Growth Management's Process for Reviewing Development Applications
  [PDF-360 KB, 9 pages]
  —Corey Bowens and Tom Tibbitts, St. Johns County
• Integrated Land Records Management: A Practical Approach
  [PDF-896 KB, 23 pages]
  —Brent Mainzinger, The Sidwell Company
• Moving Beyond the Map—Modeling Cadastral Data
  [PDF-241 KB, 21 pages]
  —Frank J. Conkling, Panda Consulting
• St. Johns County GIS Improves Growth Management's Process for Reviewing Dev elopement Applications
  [PDF-8.0 MB, 28 pages]
  —Tom Tibbitts and Corey Bowens, St. Johns County

Technical Sessions

• ArcGIS: The Comprehensive GIS Platform for the Enterprise
  [PDF-3.6 MB, 56 pages]
  —David Wrazien, Enterprise Product Management, ESRI
• The GeoWeb: An evolution in ArcGIS Services Oriented Architecture
  [PDF-9.7 MB, 59 pages]
  —Steve Mulberry, ESRI
• Managing New ArcGIS Data Types
  [PDF-362 KB, 20 pages]
  —Elaine Evans and Arthur Robinson, ESRI
• Managing New ArcGIS Data Types—Part 2
  [PDF-1.2 MB, 23 pages]
  —Arthur Robinson, ESRI
• What's New in the Desktop at 9.2
  [PDF-847 KB, 21 pages]
  —Dale Loberger and Mike Sweeney, ESRI

Transportation

• Building Cobb County Georgia's Thoroughfare Sidewalk Inventory in CobbETRANS
  [PDF-7.7 MB, 31 pages]
  —Lynn Biggs, Cobb DOT
• GIS Methodologies Applied at LYNX, Central Florida's Regional Transportation Authority
  [PDF-2.3 MB, 39 pages]
  —Stanimira Bourova, LYNX

Water/Wastewater/Stormwater

• City of Covington Stormwater Mapping
  [PDF-6.5 MB, 45 pages]
  —Issac Standard, City of Covington, Stormwater Management Program
• Creating a Comprehensive Stormwater Geodatabase for a Florida Municipality
  View Presentation [PDF-7.3 MB, 26 pages] | View Paper [PDF-3.6 MB, 15 pages]
  —Brian Anyzeski and Dave Coleman, LBFH, Inc.
  —John Love and Chris Marsh, Village of Royal Palm Beach, FL
• Using GIS for Capacity Assurance Planning—Knoxville Utilities Board
  [PDF-2.6 MB, 24 pages]
  —Sean Myers, CDM