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Mark your calendars for the Kentucky State GIS Conference: Tuesday October 8th through 10th, 2024. Keep checking back for event registration, speaker announcements, and more details.

The KY GIS Conference serves as a pivotal event for professionals in the field of geographic information systems (GIS), providing opportunities to enhance our understanding and application of spatial data management, analysis, and collaboration.
Throughout the conference, participants will:
  • Engage in interactive sessions and workshops led by industry leaders and fellow professionals.
  • Gain insights from keynote speakers and participate in panel discussions on emerging trends and best practices in GIS technology.
  • Network with peers from diverse sectors, fostering potential collaborations and knowledge-sharing opportunities.

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Thursday, October 10
 

9:45am EDT

New Mapping Technologies and Archaeological Investigations of Early Colonial Villages in the Yucatan
Thursday October 10, 2024 9:45am - 10:15am EDT
During the summer of 2024, I introduced new GNSS systems, LiDAR and photogrammetric scanning, and UAV-borne laser scanning into my archaeological research in northern Yucatan. Previous research focused on a Maya imperial capitol that collapsed in a civil war around A.D. 1450. My current project investigates the changing and variable household economic and social organization of Maya peoples living in the aftermath of the imperial collapse and expansion of Spanish power. I began with locating and excavating a group of early colonial households. GNSS systems with NTRIP corrections simplify fieldwork and increase the precision of mapping. A Pix4D ViDoc RTK Rover facilitates 3D mapping of small features and excavation units. UAV-borne LiDAR scanning of three areas of 400 x 400 meters is being used to locate initial excavation targets. I describe in this presentation how I implemented these technologies and the challenges that arose under rural tropical field conditions.
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Timothy Hare

Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology and Social Justice, Morehead State University
Dr. Hare, a Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology and Social Justice, Social Work, and Criminology at Morehead State University, earned a Master of Arts in economic anthropology from the University of Iowa and a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Albany... Read More →
Thursday October 10, 2024 9:45am - 10:15am EDT
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10:30am EDT

KyFromAbove Explorer: How to Integrate Statewide Oblique Imagery into your data
Thursday October 10, 2024 10:30am - 11:00am EDT
KyFromAbove Explorer is the new tool that allows the user to browse the states coverage of oblique imagery. This tool allows for drawing, measuring, and sharing oblique images. KyFromAbove Explorer can also be integrated directly into other layers and maps. Join this session to learn about how to integrate the explorer into pop-ups, not only in ArcGIS Pro but in Map Viewer as well.


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Lucas Graham

Kentucky DGI
Lucas has a BS in Environmental Science from Bellarmine University, and two Masters Degrees in Enviromental Science and Public Affairs from Indiana University. Lucas worked for Kentucky's Division of Abandoned Mine Lands for 5 years before transitioning to Kentucky's Division of Geographic... Read More →
Thursday October 10, 2024 10:30am - 11:00am EDT
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11:15am EDT

A Guide to High-Accuracy GNSS Data Collection, Validation, and Expert Tips
Thursday October 10, 2024 11:15am - 11:45am EDT
This concise abstract focuses on the meticulous process of collecting high-accuracy GNSS data. It outlines essential steps, including receiver selection and optimal field procedures, emphasizing the significance of adherence to best practices. We will highlight the critical testing phase against control points and error assessment techniques for data validation. Additionally, it touches upon advanced GNSS collection methods like differential correction and real-time kinematic solutions. Practical tips and tricks, addressing challenges like multipath interference, round out the abstract, providing a comprehensive guide for professionals seeking precise and reliable GNSS data.

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Joe Madej, GISP

Seiler Geospatial
Joe is a member of the Seiler Geospatial Mapping Technical Support team in St Louis, MO. He serves in technical support and a Certified Trimble trainer of both Trimble mapping hardware and software. Joe holds a Bachelor’s degree in Science with and Area of Specialization in GIS... Read More →
Thursday October 10, 2024 11:15am - 11:45am EDT
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12:00pm EDT

Utilizing Geolocation for Enhanced Electoral Management
Thursday October 10, 2024 12:00pm - 12:30pm EDT
Managing voter rolls is crucial for accurate elections. This presentation details a geolocation approach to help county clerks update precincts post-reapportionment. Using locators like KY NG911, et al, we can precisely pinpoint voter locations across various address formats. Collaboration with KY's Cabinet of Technology and testing NG911 locators and the national address database enhances accuracy. Geolocation parameters such as Subaddress, Point Address, and Street Address ensure detailed output fields, preserving original inputs during address edits. This maintains integrity in re-match processes for lower accuracy scores. Confidently located voters allow for heat map creation to optimize polling locations, weighted by past election activity. Advanced geolocation and data analysis empower county clerks to manage voter rolls effectively, improving voting experiences and ensuring fair elections.

Keywords: elections, reapportionment, geolocation, locators, ng911, precision, heat maps 

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Meg Henderson, MS, GISP

Director of GIS, KY State Board of Elections
Meg, a GISP with a Master's in GIS from Johns Hopkins and 15+ years of experience, excels in geospatial data analytics. She interprets complex data patterns to drive successful projects and policies. Meg's collaborative approach aids the formation of strategic alliances with teams... Read More →
Thursday October 10, 2024 12:00pm - 12:30pm EDT
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3:00pm EDT

Workshop 009 – The Modern Kentucky NSRS Coordinate Systems
Thursday October 10, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
During this BONUS informative session, you will learn about an overview of the previous state plane coordinate systems, what levels of distortion previous systems created, and the proposed changes in the NSRS Kentucky update. We will talk through questions like: How many coordinate systems will Kentucky have? What grid numbers will these systems be on? What kind of distortion should we expect? ... and many more. We will be focused on the horizontal component of our forthcoming Modernized NSRS... the SPCS2022.
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Jeff Jalbrzikowski

Appalachian Regional Advisor, NOAA's National Geodetic Survey
Jeff Jalbrzikowski (pronounced jobs-uh-kah-ski) is your Appalachian Regional Geodetic Advisor. His experience in the geospatial profession began in the military performing artillery surveys, where he was first introduced to GIS amid the sands of the Iraqi desert. Jeff is a licensed... Read More →
Thursday October 10, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
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