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GIS Colloquium Lecture Series lectures since 1998

The following lectures were presented as part of the Harvard GIS Colloquium series. All are welcome to attend the future lectures.

Professor Lyna Wiggins
Rutgers University
Spatio-Temporal Data Model Research Update
Friday, May 10, 2002

Claire Lane
Director of Research and GIS
Assessing Department -- City of Boston
Beyond Spatial: The Integration of GIS with Video for Real Estate Appraisals
Friday, March 15, 2002

Professor Michael J. Shiffer University of Illinois, Chicago Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire: Tales of Spatial Multimedia Tools from the Laboratory into Planning Practice POSTPONED GIS at Harvard and Beyond GIS Day Symposium Harvard University Wednesday, 14 November 2001 Philip Chernin, P.E. Camp Dresser & McKee A GIS-Based Utility Management System at JFK International Airport: Spatial Database Design, Quality Assurance and its Performance on September 11, 2001 Friday, October 19, 2001 Matthew Perry and Matt Kennedy ESRI Making The Transition To ArcGIS Friday, September 14, 2001 Dr. Justin Lancaster Geosoftware GIS and 3D Real-World Simulation: Static and Dynamic May 4, 2001 Professor Scott Madry Space University Applications of Integrated Geomatics for Regional Archeological Research in Burgundy, France April 6, 2001 Dr. Kate Beard University of Maine Spatial Genomics March 16, 2001 Dr. Linda Williams Pickle National Cancer Institute Mapping U.S. Mortality Rates February 9, 2001 Dr. Brian R. Brodeur Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Weaving New Technology into an Institution

January 12, 2001 GIS Day Harvard University
Freddy Orlando Corredor
John Chun-Han Lin
Karolin Kokaz and Dr. Sumeeta Srinivasan
Professor Steven Gortler
What Science with GIS
November 15, 2000

Dr. Douglas S. Way Ohio State University The Use of GIS For Global Environmental Indicators And Warnings November 3, 2000 Dr. Maurizio Forte C.N.R. Italia The Invisible Landscape: Behind The GIS and Towards The Virtual Archeology October 27, 2000 Dr. Matthew Kahn Fletcher School Tufts University Who Has Gained From The Clean Air Act? Understanding U.S. Employment Suburbanization October 13, 2000 Tim Case Parsons Brinckerhoff The GeoData Alliance Organization Initiative September 22, 2000 5th Harvard Annual GIS Croquet Social May 26, 2000 Barry Blanchard, Intergraph Intergraph: The Other GIS May 12, 2000 Joan Gardner, Applied Geographics GIS In Health April 21, 2000 Larry Orman, GreenInfo Network Advocacy Cartography: What They Don't Teach You About GIS April 20, 2000 Dr. Xavier Lopez, Oracle Oracle Spatial for Internet and Mobile GIS April 7, 2000 Dr. John D. Evans, MIT Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning The MIT OrthoServer and Interoperable Web Mapping March 3, 2000 Geoffrey Dutton, Spatial Effects Getting to the Point: Global Geocoding Using Hierarchical Coordinates February 11, 2000 Peter Bujwid, City of Cambridge Cambridge GIS: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Dr. Rolf Goetze, Boston Redevelopment Authority Boston GIS: Data Synergies in Boston January 14, 2000 Ned Morse, Battelle-Duxbury Storing Environmental Monitoring Data: Implications For GIS December 10, 1999 Mark Scott, Environmental Systems Research Institute, Redlands, California Emerging Technologies in GIS: ArcInfo 8.0 October 22, 1999 Paul Cote, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University Space at the Top Harvard University Students' Access to Geographic Information Systems Data, Technology and Education September 24, 1999 Professor Louise Ryan, Matt Wand, Jonathan French, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard University The Use of GIS in Community-Based Studies of Environmental Risk May 7,1999 David Skole, Michigan State University Earth Science in the Next Millennium with Landsat 7 Global Mapping Mission April 30,1999 Professor Rob Rempel, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario Development of Landscape Analysis Tools in ArcView, and their Application to Understanding Natural Disturbance Patterns April 16,1999 Tom Parris, Harvard College Library, David Cobb, Harvard Map Collection, Micah Altman, Harvard-MIT Data Center Harvard Geospatial Data Laboratory April 9,1999 Dr. N. Harshadeep, World Bank GIS as a Decision Support Tool in Developing Countries: Applications to Environmental and Natural Resources Management in South Asia March 19,1999 Professor Farouk El-Baz, Center for Remote Sensing, Boston University Remote Sensing of the Eastern Sahara March 5, 1999 Professor Michael Shiffer, MIT The Renaissance of Spatial Multimedia for Urban Planning February 12, 1999 Dr. Timothy Pangburn, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Floods, Hurricanes, Earthquakes. Remote Sensing and GIS Utilization in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers November 20, 1998 Margot Cantwell, Environmental Design and Management, Robert Gammon and Sue Ann DesJarlais, ThinkSpace, Inc. Host: Professor Steven Ervin, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University MapFactory: A Scriptable, Programmable, Cross-Platform Raster GIS November 6, 1998 Dr. David Schell, OpenGIS Consortium The OpenGIS Process: a Consensus Approach to the Development of Interoperable Geoprocessing October 16, 1998 Dr. Frank Bilotti, Texaco The Use of GIS in Planetary-Scale Mapping -- an Application to the Tectonic Systems of Venus September 25, 1998