Cumberland URISA workshop

Jan 9, 2015 | Cumberland URISA, Tennessee, Training

So Cumberland URISA roars to life in 2015 – http://cumberlandurisa.org/events.html

A one day meeting on Friday January 23 2015:

http://cumberlandurisa.org/docs/CumberlandURISA_AnnualMtg2015_Agenda_DRAFT.pdf

Cost:
Cumberland Member: Free
Non-Member: $25*
Student Member: Free
Student Non-Member: $15*

A one day workshop on Thursday January 22 2015: 

QCoherent
A full-day, hands-on workshop that is designed to familiarize users with the benefits and uses of the LIDAR point cloud. Topics of discussion to include common LIDAR uses, visualization of the LIDAR point cloud in 2D and 3D environment, the importance of Quality Control, classification of the point cloud and feature extraction. Throughout the workshop there will be hands-on exercises using LP360 for ArcGIS software (provided by QCoherent) to highlight the topics of discussions. Attendees will need to bring a laptop with ArcGIS for Desktop (9.3 or greater) installed.

Lunch on your own during mid-day workshop break.
Cost:
Cumberland Member: $10
Non-Member: $50
Student Member: $5
Student Non-Member: $20

 

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