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OFWIM 2006 Presentations
OFWIM 2006 Presentations
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
"Welcome to Minnesota" (Rick Lorenzen, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)
"The AFWA-OFWM Connection" (Jeff Johnston, Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies)
"Remote Sensing Overview for Fish and Wildlife Managers" (Brian Huberty, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
"Open Source Web Mapping for Natural Resource Management" (Stephen Lime, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)
"Map Server Applications for Wildlife Education: A Case Study of 'Moose on the Loose'" (Donald Schrupp, Colorado Division of Wildlife)
"Online GAP Ecosystem Data Explorer Tool: An Opensource GIS Decision Support Tool for Gap Analysis Data" (Steven G. Williams, North Carolina State University)
"Rapid GIS Application Development and Interoperability and NBII" (Onkar Chandel and Donna Roy, U.S. Geological Survey)
"The Perils of Portals: Avoiding Pitfalls in Sharing Data Via Web Portals" (Bruce Schmidt, Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission)
"Sharing of Data Through Web Services" (Jeff Dobson, Conservation Management Institute)
"Threatened and Endangered Species Data Management System: Integrating Digital Data Collection, Oracle, and the Internet" (Coral Huber and Martha Bullock, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)
"Mobile Hardware and Software: Lessons Learned" (Rick Lorenzen, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)
"Efficient Creation of Large Scale Spatial Depictions of Suitable Habitat" (Robert A. Deitner, New Mexico State University, and Donald Schrupp, Colorado Division of Wildlife)
"BOLFOR II: Leveraging Web and Database Technologies to Help Manage Bolivia's Forest Resources" (Bill Herrington, Conservation Management Institute)
"Leveraging the Internet for Information Dissemination and Mapping: From Conception to Deployment" (Dean K. Jue and Georgianna Strode, Florida State University)
"Facilitating Data Synthesis: Biodiversity in Grasslands Revisited" (Inigo San Gil, LTER Network Office, and Stephanie Pimm Lyon, Cedar Creek Natural History Area)
"GIS and Wildlife Disease Surveillance in Virginia" (Kendell J. Ryan, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries)
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
"Collaborative Approaches to Monitoring and Data Sharing in the Pacific Northwest" (Bruce Schmidt, Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission)
"Deer and Turkey Telecheck" (Mark Brunner, Missouri Department of Conservation)
"Geographically Based Visualization Tools" (Shelaine Curd-Hetrick, NBII-SAIN, Information International Associates)
"The Natural Resources Monitoring Partnership" (Lisa Zolly, U.S. Geological Survey)
"The National Biological Information Infrastructure's Digital Image Library" (Annette Olson and Gene Morris, U.S. Geological Survey)
"Collaborative Approaches to Science-Based Natural Resource Management: Promise and Challenge of Cooperative Conservation (PANEL)" (Herman Karl, U.S. Geological Survey; Karl Hess, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Ric Richardson, University of New Mexico; and Richard Whitley, Bureau of Land Management)
"Fire Research and Management Exchange System (FRAMES): Partnering to Effectively Disseminate Fire Resources" (Greg Gollberg and Wendy Gross, University of Idaho)
"Passage Assessment Database: A California Tool for Stream Habitat Connectivity Restoration" (Robin Carlson, Martina Koller and Stan Allen, Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission)
"Geospatial Decision Support System for the Missouri River Ecological System" (Martha Bullock and Bryan Baker, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)
Thursday, October 19, 2006
"Automated License Systems - Where Do We Go From Here?" (Jeff Johnston, Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies)
"Getting More out of the ALS Data - A Minnesota Perspective" (Tom Keefe, Automated License Systems)
"Fishing License Sales Data: Analysis Through a Value-Added Approach (American Sportfishing Association)" (Jeff Johnston, Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies)
"Wildlife Action Plans: Managing Information to Support Conservation Success (Session Introduction)" (Janet Hess-Herbert, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks)
"The Approach is Often as Sensitive as the Species: Considerations, Approaches and Tools" (Daren J. Carlson, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)
"NatureServe Web Services: Delivering Biodiversity Data for Conservation Action" (Kristin Snow and Lori Scott, NatureServe)
"Development of Regional Terrestrial and Aquatic Habitat Classification Systems: A Foundation for Implementation of Wildlife Action Plans" (Sam Hall and David D. Morton, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries)
"Combining the Efforts of Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project and the Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy in New Mexico and Colorado" (Kenneth G. Boykin, New Mexico State University; Donald Schrupp, Colorado Division of Wildlife; and Kendal Young, New Mexico State University)
"Cooperative Registry of Conservation Actions" (Matthew Lawhead, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife)
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