Realtime Weather for GISTM
March 30, 2009 8:30-12:00 $125
Learn how to integrate realtime weather information into your GIS! Color weather radar, lightning strike locations, watches and warnings and many more weather layers can be viewed as overlays within ArcGIS and Google Earth. This class teaches how to integrate realtime weather data into HAZMAT plume modeling applications such as ALOHA and then display the results in GIS, so that resources-at-risk can be identified and an effective response can be planned and executed. The class is designed for both beginning and experienced GIS users, so there is something for everyone!
Since 1994, Waypoint Mapping has offered training for emerging geospatial technologies.
Students have included Federal, State and Local government agencies, U.S. and World Military organizations and Fortune 500 companies in the Oil & Gas, Pipeline, Utilities and Energy Industries.
Whether your organization is large or small, we can provide you with the skills that you need in order to put geospatial visual intelligence to work right away!
Monitoring Hurricane Ike in ArcGIS
About the Instructor:
Devon Humphrey is a geographer and has worked in the geospatial industry since 1991. While working within Local and State government, he served on the Texas GIS Standards Committee, which developed Standards and Guidelines for GIS for the State of Texas. He has also served on the Texas GPS Committee and is an award-winning GIS Instructor and Presenter. He was recognized as “Best Speaker” two years in a row by the Geospatial Information Technology Association (GITA) 2005-2006.
Mr. Humphrey has also worked in the private sector for ESRI’s San Antonio Regional Office and was founder and CEO of his own one-stop geospatial products and services company called Geowarehouse from 1995-2001. Since 1994, he has been providing GIS and GPS training at Texas A&M University’s National Spill Control School in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is currently President of Waypoint Mapping, providing specialized geospatial training and consulting to a wide variety of organizations world-wide
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