at Newcastle City Hall
Wednesday, 12 April 2017 from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time) + Add to calendar12/04/2017 17:0012/04/2017 18:30Australia/SydneyApril 2017 HEI Seminar: Light at the end of the tunnel – Sharing and enabling environmental dataApril 2017 HEI Seminar: Light at the end of the tunnel – Sharing and enabling environmental data
Wednesday, 12 April 2017 from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time)
Organiser
Joe Cairns
joe.cairns@ghd.com
Address
Newcastle City Hall
Event web page: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/51414Newcastle City Hall
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Please join us for a seminar focusing on emerging uses for geospatial data. Our speakers will include:
Ron Avery Senior Team Leader Biodiversity Information Systems, Office of Environment and Heritage
Ron has worked in the fields of marine and vegetation ecology, conservation planning, GIS major projects and biodiversity information management. As a past frustrated data user he now revels in the opportunity to improve coordinated investment, logical data structures, data quality and open access to biodiversity information products. He currently manages the NSW Bionet, Vegetation Information system and the SEED data portal.
Ron’s presentation will introduce the newly developed NSW environmental data portal – SEED, an initiative proposed by the NSW Chief Scientist in response to recent strategic land-use concerns. SEED is designed to be the primary space where people come to access, contribute and share environmental data in NSW. https://www.seed.nsw.gov.au/. Ultimately the success of SEED rests on the quality and relevance of data it contains. We also examine new biodiversity data standards and data products being developed under the NSW BioNet program, including standardised vegetation mapping and mashable open data services.
Catherine Pepper Head of Business Operations, Anditi
Catherine is a Newcastle local with a passion for travel, who joined the Anditi team in 2016 after working at Umwelt as an environmental engineer and planner. With over 15 years experience in project, team and business management, Catherine combines pragmatism, consistency and problem solving abilities to turn concepts into real solutions. As Anditi’s head of business operations, Catherine’s role is to drive execution of business strategy and make sure Anditi’s team achieves its goals.
Catherine’s presentation will discuss smart software solutions and services that bring better insights to geospatial data. This will include methods for data analysis and refinement, customised analytics and dynamic 3D visualisations.
Joe Cairns
Hunter Environmental Institute