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Welcome to URISA’s GIS-Pro 2020 — A special virtual edition for challenging times.
We invite you to review the agenda, block your calendar, and join us virtually for URISA’s 58th Annual Conference. Our community has always been resilient and eager to help each other through a crisis. Be engaged. Ask questions. Explore solutions. Make the most of this opportunity. Be safe.

Workshops will be presented ’live’ on September 23 & 24 and after GIS-Pro on October 6 & 7. Attendance at one workshop is included with full registration.

Note that all times in this online agenda are presented in CENTRAL Time (URISA’s office is in Chicago).

You must be registered to access the online platform (which is not this Sched agenda). 

Main conference site: www.gis-pro.org 
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Thursday, October 1 • 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Equity and Social Justice (ESJ) in Government

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Explore how governments are leveraging technology to create best practices, engage the public, improve accountability, and provide transparency for issues related to equity and social justice.

  • GIS for Equity & Social Justice Best Practices - Status Report
    Greg Babinski, MA, GISP, AGS Ethical GEO Fellow, GIS Marketing & Business Development Manager, King County GIS Center, Seattle, WA
  • Incorporating Equity into a Water Main Replacement Program
    Michael O’Shea, GIS Supervisor, Baltimore City DPW, Baltimore, MD
    William Doane, GIS Analyst, City of Baltimore DPW, Baltimore, MD
Moderators
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Dr. Steve Steinberg, GISP

Geographic Information Officer, Los Angeles County, Internal Services Department
Dr. Steve Steinberg is the Geographic Information Officer for Los Angeles County California. A self-titled geospatial evangelist, he is passionate about applying GIS to solve real-world problems.

Speakers
avatar for Greg Babinski, GISP

Greg Babinski, GISP

GIS Marketing & Business Development Manager, King County GIS Center
Greg Babinski is Marketing and Business Development Manager for the King County GIS Center in Seattle, where he has worked since 1998. Previously he worked for nine years as GIS Mapping Supervisor for the East Bay Municipal Utility District in Oakland. He holds an MA in geography... Read More →
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Michael O'Shea

GIS Supervisor, Baltimore City DPW
Michael O’Shea is the GIS Supervisor for the Office of Asset Management within the City of Baltimore’sDepartment of Public Works. The Office of Asset Management is responsible for all data concernsrelated to the City’s drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure... Read More →
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William Doane

GIS Analyst, City of Baltimore DPW
William Doane is a GIS Analyst with Baltimore City’s Department of Public Works. He received his Masters in Community Planning from University of Maryland, College Park. Mr. Doane has worked with GIS for the past 10 years on projects including land use analysis, vacant housing strategies... Read More →

Thursday October 1, 2020 1:00pm - 2:00pm CDT
  Equity & Social Justice Implications of GIS