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Preliminary Information -- Registration will begin mid to late July
WAML FALL MEETING 1996
September 12-14, 1996
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
Preliminary Program
Thursday
Sep 12 8:30-11:30 am Executive Board Meeting
Sep 12 1-5 pm Speakers
Sep 12 Evening Banquet
Friday
Sep 13 8:30 am - 5 pm Speakers, WAML Business Meeting and
Sounding Board
Speakers include:
Kirsty Burt, Kirsty Burt GIS. "City of Seattle's Catalog of
GIS Products and Services for the Public"
Gary Fitzpatrick, Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division,
"Digital Developments in the Geography & Map Division, Library of Congress"
John Kawula, Reference Librarian, Pacific Lutheran University.
"Wilderness Area Mapping in Washington State"
Gail Kucera, Mercator Systems Ltd. "Managing the Temporal
Aspects of Spatial Information"
Tim Nyerges, Associate Professor Geography, University of Washington.
"Collaborative Spatial Decision Making." Research using ArcView in small
groups for habitat site selection.
Larry Sugarbaker, Information Technology Division, Washington
State Department of Natural Resources and Chair, Mapping Science Committee,
National Research Council. The Mapping Science Committee's 1994 report is
entitled "Promoting the National Spatial Data Infrastructure through
Partnerships." He will speak about current, near term and future trends in
spatial data dissemination.
FIELD TRIP
Saturday
Sep 14 8 am - 5:30 pm* Field trip to the Olympic Peninsula.
Bus will take us from the University of Washington south across the
Narrows Bridge in Tacoma, then north to Port Townsend. Visit the
1868 Rothschild House (Restored Victorian house, furnishings and
gardens). Walk and shop in historic Port Townsend. Visit Fort
Worden State Park (434-acre park overlooking the beautiful Strait of
Juan De Fuca. Explore restored Victorian officers' houses, elaborate
artillery batteries and bunkers or just relax). Return trip on a
Washington State Ferry.
*Return time may vary slightly due to ferry and traffic conditions
(Sep 14 is a football game day on campus!)
For additional information, contact:
Kathryn Womble
Map Collection
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA 98195-2900
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(206) 543-9392
Fax (206) 685-8049
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