Registration

Ticket is valid for both days of the event

Join us for a memorable evening and opening of the Canadian GoGeomatics Expo. Special guest speakers to be announced. Dress code: business casual **** MAIN COURSES Carved slow-roasted Alberta beef striploin with beef jus | Let’s Pasta wild mushroom tortelloni with house-made tomato sauce | Roasted baby potatoes | In season vegetables **** SALADS & STARTERS Medley of local fresh greens, grated pickled carrots and cucumbers tossed with herb vinaigrette | Mediterranean Orzo Salad – Roasted Red Peppers, Grilled Onions, Olives, Herbs, Lemon Vinaigrette | Harissa & citrus chickpea salad **** DESSERTS Carrot cake with 14 karat lavender frosting | Craqualin cream puff | Chocolate raspberry torte | Strawberry cheesecake quenelle | In season fresh fruits

If you are in the geomatics program at SAIT or University of Calgary, please note your ticket is complimentary. Please contact tessa@gogeomatics.ca. Ticket is valid for both days of the event. You must present your student ID at check-in.

NOTE: The location for this workshop is SAIT - room TU103 Nov 6, 1:30-3pm Location: SAIT - room TU103 located in the Thomas Riley Building SOLV3D Deep Learning for Geospatial Data - A Hands-on Workshop This workshop will cover the basics of deep learning: - What is deep learning? - A typical workflow using deep learning technology to identify objects (hands-on) - Issues to be aware of when using deep learning technology. - Options for deep learning tools. You need to bring a wifi equipped laptop, as we will be using a cloud-based virtual machine for you to do the exercises.

NOTE: The location for this workshop is SAIT - room TU103 Nov 6, 12-1pm Location: SAIT - room TU103 located in the Thomas Riley Building SparkGEO Cloud Native Geospatial Systems: COPC Datasets, STAC Integration, and Large-Scale Processing Techniques The workshop focuses on the role of Cloud Optimized Point Clouds (COPC) datasets and the SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) within geospatial cloud systems. Attendees will gain insights into the Pointcloud Data Abstraction Library (PDAL) and the nuances of creating cloud-native metadata. Demonstrations will showcase practical methods for managing and processing large datasets in cloud infrastructures. COPC & STAC Overview: Gain a clear understanding of COPC datasets and the role of STAC in geospatial cloud infrastructures. Data Description with PDAL: Explore PDAL and its potential in automating geospatial data descriptions efficiently. Cloud Native Metadata Creation: Grasp the process and significance of crafting cloud-native metadata, a vital component for effective cloud-based geospatial data management. Large-Scale Data Processing: Engage in a demonstration showcasing the techniques to manage and process terabytes of data using cloud-native geospatial methods. Target Audience: Professionals in the geospatial domain interested in modernizing their approaches to data processing, management, and cloud integration. This workshop provides a structured and informative approach to integrating cloud infrastructure with geospatial data for optimal outcomes.

Join us at the BMO Centre for a workshop at 10:00am on November 8th, 2023. Building upon the earlier presentation "Insights into High Performance Teams. Why the most Successful Teams are Coached", this workshop is designed for Geomatics / EO leaders and senior managers who want to gain a deeper understanding of the value, sustainability, and ROI of team coaching. Whether you already have highly functional teams within your organization, are struggling to find an antidote to the disfunction and underperformance of existing teams, or feel it is time your organization explores how it can develop and benefit from effective teams, this is a "roll up your sleeves" workshop. As part of the workshop, you will be invited to participate in confidential assessment exercises on your own organization or existing team. The results will provide a window into understanding that the transition from pseudo teams to high performing teams is not only possible and necessary but can be much easier and faster than you imagined. Very few individual leaders in any industry have all the skills, knowledge, insights, creativity, and experience needed to drive change and succeed. Geomatics is no exception. By gaining a fresh perspective through a partial view of your own EO/Geomatics organization, the workshop will help you connect the dots on how team-coached, unified, and self-aware teams can bring together the full cross-functional magnitude of all those attributes – whether they are C-suite and DG leadership teams, or critical teams throughout other levels of the organization. A short workbook will be provided that becomes your takeaway.