The 2013 Kentucky GIS Conference is set for…
September 30th through October 2nd, 2013
at the Galt House in downtown Louisville, Kentucky
More information on registration, accommodations,
conference programs, workshops and activities
will be coming soon, but for now…
Mark Your Calendars and Save These Dates!!!
Registration will open on June 3rd.
The RSVP form for the May meeting is now available here.
The LOJIC GIS in Louisville, Kentucky is seeking applicants for the position of LOJIC Web Developer. This position will be responsible for requirement analysis, design, implementation, testing, deployment, maintenance and administration of LOJIC GIS web applications and services across the LOJIC GIS enterprise. Detailed position description, essential duties, necessary knowledge, skills and abilities, minimum education/experience requirements and specific instructions for submitting resumes/applications can be found at: http://www.msdlouky.org/insidemsd/jobs.htm
The University of Kentucky is seeking an individual experienced in Computer Aided Design and Drafting to provide CAD support for the construction and engineering staff. Responsibilities include: teaming with the engineering staff to develop and produce CAD drawings for construction and maintenance projects on campus, developing CAD standards and procedural protocols, maintaining and expanding the vast number of electronic plans and archive files utilized by the department.
For more information, please search for requisition number JT545522 at the UK Jobs website: https://ukjobs.uky.edu/
Whether you were at the meeting and want to go over the presentations again or you missed the meeting and want to see what you missed, the presentations are now on YouTube.
Dave Shuey, OKI – Raven911
Jason Bellis, NKU – Mapping Demographic Information
Jason Close, Latitude Geographics – Geocortex Essentials
Part 1
Part 2
Steve Gay, Boone County Planning Commission – SDE Topology
Matt Crawford, Kentucky Geological Survey – Using LiDAR to Detect Landslides
Yesterday’s KAMP meeting drew over 50 people to NKAPC in Fort Mitchell. The quality and variety of presentations (along with cake) made this an excellent meeting. Thank you to Dave Shuey, Jason Bellis, Jason Close, Steve Gay, and Matt Crawford for presenting. Thank you Latitude Geographics for sponsoring lunch.
If you missed this meeting, we hope to see at the next one – May 2013 Murray.
