Upcoming GIS & Spatial Technology Events
Members from the Farallon team will be attending or presenting at these upcoming GIS and Location Technology events and seminars.
Mar 25, 2010, W Hotel, 181 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA (415) 777-5300
"2010: An FME Odyssey" focuses on the latest and greatest enhancements in FME 2010.
Presentation
Tomas Lopes from Farallon will present a session “FME Server in Workflow-driven Web Applications”. FME Server delivers powerful functionality for web applications that streamline repetitive workflows within an enterprise. A well built and intuitive workflow driven web interface allows users to easily interact with and extract data, avoiding the need to learn complex desktop software. This session explores how to leverage FME functionality within web applications.
1:30pm – 2:00pm
Mar 30 - Apr 1, 2010, San Jose Marriott
The Where 2.0 Conference focuses on emerging technologies within the geospatial industry. Topics will include augmented reality, immersive 3D imagery, government 2.0, reality mining, crowdsourcing, cartography, geo support in web application frameworks, mapping APIs and mobile.
Dennis Wuthrich, CEO of Farallon, will be attending and is available for meetings
Apr 18-21, 2010, Hyatt Huntington Beach, Huntington Beach, CA
The CalGIS conference brings together a variety of spatial technology users. It will feature presentations on topics including urban development and planning, public health, and agriculture and natural resources, as well as educational workshops on a wide range of subjects.
On the show floor
Farallon Geographics will be showing:
- Web-based asset management solutions for utilities and archeological sites
- Enterprise Addressing Systems: an authoritative, georeferenced source for addresses within a city or county
- Mobile Field Data Collection using Google's Android OS and supporting real-time synchronization with enterprise databases
Presentation
Dennis Wuthrich, CEO of Farallon and Blair Adams from the City of San Francisco, will present "Developing, Deploying and Distributing an Enterprise Addressing System Using Open Source Geospatial Software" on Tuesday, April 20, 11-noon, and will be available afterward for discussion.