Note – this is on November the 4th (Tuesday) 2014 and not the Second Tuesday. I was confused – so don’t follow my lead.
JavaScript and GIS – Integrating Systems and People To Achieve Success
Keeping a Utility GIS alive and useful requires more than editing points, lines, and polygons: Integrating multiple systems, workflows, and people are essential. This presentation will provide a detailed explanation of the robust JavaScript viewers that are used by Fulton Water Resources to publish the GIS warehouse of utility data, integrating field staff work flows for maintaining accurate data, and work order CMMS reporting. Included in this suite of tools is a new JavaScript template that is used to create “plug-and-play” project GIS websites that can be set up quickly by staff with limited or no programming experience.  This JavaScript “website management” tool is a game changer in being able to publish project related GIS services and integrated data to key staff and stakeholders.
Biography:Â Colin Gowens, M.A., GISP, GIS Manager, Water Resources Department, Fulton County, Georgia
Colin manages the GIS program, CMMS system, and linear maintenance projects for the Water and Sewer Utility owned and operated by Fulton County. He has over 14 years of experience in GIS that includes predictive vegetation modeling, community planning, utilities, application development, system design and installation, and server and database management. Colin holds a Master of Arts Degree in Geography from Georgia State University and is a certified GISP.
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