Maine GIS User Group


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  • 2 Jun 2020 9:58 AM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)

    Please join us on June 10 as we welcome Claire Enterline of the Maine Department of Marine Resources and Dr. Tora Johnson of UMaine at Machias for a virtual lunch & learn event!

    Claire Enterline will present the background and broad organization of the Maine Climate Council, and the timeline associated with the activities of the supporting Working Groups. She will outline the Coastal and Marine Working Group strategies, highlighting those with mapping and spatial components, and discuss how they will contribute to the Council's overarching goals. Dr. Johnson will discuss the work of the Community Resilience Working Group, review and answer questions about their recommendations as they relate to the geospatial data and issues, and outline next steps. 

    Wednesday, June 10, 12:00 - 1:00 PM

    Registration info

  • 21 May 2020 6:52 PM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)

    Join us as we welcome Claire Kiedrowski from the Maine GeoLibrary. Claire will give an overview of the orthoimagery and LiDAR programs for the state, and an update on what geospatial data we can expect in 2020. Landcover was added to our list!

    Thursday May 21st, from Noon to 12:45pm

    Watch the archived recording

  • 20 Mar 2020 1:51 PM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)

    From our partners at the Maine Municipal Association:

    Due to the precautions being taken surrounding COVID-19, MMA will not be holding any training events or meetings for at least 8 weeks, which means that the Municipal Technology and New Energy Conference has been postponed. It has been rescheduled for Tuesday, December 8th at the Augusta Civic Center.

    If you had already registered for the conference, you will automatically be registered for the new event date. However, if you cannot attend on that date and wish to cancel, please email wsreg@memun.org. There will be no cancellation fee imposed for those needing to cancel due to the date change. Cancelled registrations will be refunded if pre-paid.

    Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns.

  • 15 Mar 2020 1:47 PM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)

    In light of the rapidly developing COVID-19 situation, we are postponing the MEGUG Lightning Talks event originally scheduled for later this month. A big thank you to Frontier in Brunswick for working with us on this reschedule.

    MEGUG Lightning Talks will be held Wednesday, June 17 at Frontier in Brunswick. A reminder: this event is free but RSVP is required. Registration is open and we will send reminders and more details as the time draws closer.

    RSVP: https://megug.org/event-3792703

  • 24 Jan 2020 3:31 PM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)

    The Maine GIS User Group is partnering with the Maine Municipal Association for the Maine Municipal Technology & New Energy Conference.  This year’s event is Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at the Augusta Civic Center.

    If you are interested in presenting at the Maine Municipal Technology conference in our GIS track please contact Judy Colby-George as soon as possible.   We are looking for unique and interesting talks focused on GIS for municipalities.  Ideally your talk would feature some new technology or innovation that would be of interest to municipalities but we are open to most anything GIS.  Talks should be 30 minutes, or you can put together a panel discussion that would be a 60 minute slot.  We are flexible, so feel free to contact Judy with any ideas you think would be interesting.

    If you are interested in sponsorship of the 2020 MMA Technology conference, please visit the sponsorship registration page.


  • 24 Jan 2020 3:31 PM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)

    MEGUG Day at Fall NEARC 2019 at Sunday River in Bethel, ME was a great success.  We are pleased to welcome new board members Don Katnik from Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and Becky Schaffner from Maine Dept of Envionmental Protection.  Thank you to out-going board members Nicole Cyr and Brad Folta for your service.

  • 1 Jan 2019 7:33 AM | Andy Smith-Petersen (Administrator)


    1st Place: Ashley Talyor, University of Maine at Machias: Mobile Mapping: A new tool for eelgrass monitoring around Mount Desert Island – Undergraduate Category

     Dianna Farrell

    2nd Place: Dianna Farrell, University of Southern Maine: Arctic Landscape Transitions: Ice cap and terrestrial edges across Hofsjökull, Iceland – Undergraduate Category

     

    3rd Place: Andrew Howland, University of Maine at Machias: Downtown Machias Flood Scenarios & Economic Impact – Undergraduate Category

     

    1st Place: Brandi LeRoy, University of Maine at Machias: Mapping a Historic Railway: The Old Veazie Railroad – Graduate Category


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