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Join us on November 18th sessions detailing how you can create value for your organization using GIS.
Practical Use of GIS at Ventura County
Ventura County GIS Day Story Map
Topics
Topic One – Education and Non-Profits with GIS, Free Licensing – 9:30am-10:30am
GIS for Education – Find out how schools in Ventura County can access free GIS software through ESRI to start building smart spatial data in the classroom.
GIS for Non-Profits – Find out how Non-Profits in Ventura County can access free GIS software through ESRI to empower their work in communities.
Topic Two – Watersheds Coalition of Ventura County GIS User Group – 10:30am-12:00pm
The WCVC GIS site demonstration will highlight customized features and data layers designed to meet the unique needs of our IRWM program. Development of the WCVC platform is a three phase process. The first phase was creating the GIS map and data layers. The next phase includes development of a new IRWM project form and project database. The final phase will include reconfiguring and improving our website which will be integrated into the GIS platform. Please note that this GIS map can be updated to add new data, layers, and other features as needed.
Topic Three – Virtual Mapping Gallery – 1:00-2:00pm
Interesting Static Maps
- Archeological Site Mapping with GIS in Ventura County
- Use of time/space analysis of crime near UCSB Campus
Interactive Mapping Applications
- Census 2020 Webmap
- Outdoor Activity Webmaps
- CountyView Application
Topic Four – Leveraging GIS in County of Ventura Public Health/EMS for COVID-19 – 2:15 – 3:30pm
The Enterprise GIS in partnership with Public Health and EMS, developed an online and mobile ready HIPPAA compliant-ADFS Secured COVID19 Solutions that track COVID Cases, Hospital Resources such as ICU Beds and Ventilators.
GIS team interfaced with Elite for 911 calls and Reddinet for Hospital data. We also support the geospatial data analysis for Public Health to analyze the cases overtime, identify locations, use census track and population to determine where to open the first COVID testing locations.