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10 - 11 AUGUST, 2015 I BETHESDA NORTH, MARYLAND, USA

S U M M I T

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS

BUSINESS DIMENSIONS AND DIRECTIONS

INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS

POLICIES AND PROGRAMS

> Comprehensive overview on the application of geospatial technologies from notable panel of speakers comprising of experts from the industry, government and end user organisations to facilitate dialogue and exchange of ideas

> Networking opportunities and platform for interaction with various stakeholders

> Unique platform for the geospatial industry to showcase their latest geospatial case studies and create new business prospects

> Bring together C-level professionals, mainly from Americas

Economic benefits of 3D data in US is estimated on

690 million per year 1

The use of personal location data

contributes $300 billion in annual value to the US health care

system3

The US geospatial industry employs at least 500,000

‘high wage’ geo-related jobs 5

The direct economic benefits of GPS are $67.6

billion per year in the USA 6

The GIS- related jobs in the US for the

period 2010 to 2020 was set for growth of

between 16% and 35% 4

US geospatial industry generated $73 billion in revenue in 2011 and helped

generate $1.6 trillion in revenue for the rest of the US economy 2

690 million

$300 billion

500,000

$73 billion

Job growth of 16% to 35%

$67.6 billion

SNEAK PEEK INTO GEOSPATIAL INDUSTRYOUR PARTNERS

STRATEGIC SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR

INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

CO-SPONSORS

ORGANISER

MEDIA PARTNER

TECHNOLOGY

CONVERGENCESOLUTIONS

INTEGRATIONPARTNER

COLLABORATIONSENABLING

POLICIES

SOURCE

1-USGS | 2-Boston Consulting Group | 3-Institute for Health Technology Transformation 4-CRCSI | 5-Boston Consulting Group | 6-NDP Consulting





Industry Ecosystem

Value and Benefits of Geospatial Technologies

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BUSINESS ANALYTICS

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INDOOR POSITION

GEOSPATIAL INDUSTRY TRENDS





The geospatial industry is constantly evolving. Currently, it is working to become a value-based solution-centric industry. Several partners, who were originally working as standalone players, are now exploring opportunities of integration, merging, and embedment. This is happening as a result of users needing multilayer modeling of information acquired from multiple web-based sources with almost real-time data, which both businesses and citizens can access through mobile platforms. This need for highly accurate, precise, and almost real-time information makes it necessary for those in the fields of technology, business, policy, and user domains to work together to provide this data. Today, the impacting industry workflows and seamless delivery of solutions encourages the widespread use of geospatial content, resulting

in a positive impact on the world economy and society.

In its mission to promote the ongoing convergence of innovation and integration of technology, Geospatial Media is hosting GeoBuiz 2015. GeoBuiz is a two-day conference on Technology Innovation, Business Trends and Directions, Industry Solutions, and Policies and Programs. This conference will be held in Bethesda, Maryland, from 10-11 August 2015. The conference will provide a common platform where leaders from policy making agencies, user organizations, technology companies, and academic institutions will be able to share, learn, deliberate, collaborate, and provide business and technology direction to the geospatial community of the United States.

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE

PREAMBLE OBJECTIVES

Provide business development platform for the industry to showcase their

latest geospatial case studies and create new business prospects

Facilitate dialogue and exchange of ideas between the users, service and solution providers, policy makers and

decision makers

Furnish a comprehensive overview on the use and application of geospatial technologies from notable panel of speakers

Extend networking opportunities and platform for interaction with various stakeholders

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PARTICIPANTS' PROFILE

Technology Companies

Policy Makers

User Industries

National Geospatial Agencies

System Integrators

Consultants

Technology Innovations

KEYNOTE SESSIONS

Business Trends and Directions

Industry Solutions

Policies and Programs

Utilities

EXCLUSIVE FORUMS

Business Analytics

Municipal & County Management

Public Safety & Law Enforcement

GeoBIM

Earth Observation System: From Space to Surface

Policies Solutions

Standards

Geos

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cies and Industry Exchange ForumPRE CONFERENCE*

By invitation only

SEMINARS

Round Table: Capacity BuildingYouth Geospatial Forum





Showcase technology innovations

Deliberate on latest applications of these

innovations

Explore newer collaborative mechanisms

Present best practices on role of NGIOs

in modern economy

Discuss challenges and road blocks in achieving

success for NGIOs

OBJECTIVES

9th August, 2015 By invitation only

PRE-CONFERENCE

In less than a decade, geospatial industry has witnessed

significant technological advancements. With new methods

in data capture, faster and automated data processing,

more sophisticated integration tools and platforms, along

with raised user awareness and uptake of technology, the

geospatial industry has grown significantly. GNSS, aerial

photography, high resolution satellite imagery, GIS, LiDAR,

UAVs, and Big Data analytics are increasingly finding their

place in social development sectors such as water, health,

education, defense, as well as economy driving industries like

construction, electricity, mining, and real estate.

In the center of these technological breakthroughs are the

National Mapping Agencies (NMAs) that are responsible for

providing qualitative and integrated geospatial information

to citizens, businesses, and government through multiple

platforms. NMAs have a unique opportunity to benefit from

and contribute to this ongoing technological growth by actively

contributing to this growth. This initiative can be supported

with the forward looking vision and direction provided to them

by the political and administrative leadership. These leaders

create a framework that enables appropriate context and

direction to re-organize structure and human resources, as

well as re-orient their traditions to catch up with the current

trends and needs within the market.

The key objective of this workshop is to bring together

a number of NMA heads with industry leaders in order to

deliberate and collaborate on ways that each can contribute

to the technological trends in order to promote geospatial

data use. The strength of the NMAs will deeply affect how

their countries develop socially and economically in future

years, which will be influenced by how efficiently they are

able to work with the geospatial private industry.

CONTRIBUTION OF GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY TO NATIONAL ECONOMY

GEOSPATIAL AGENCIES AND INDUSTRY EXCHANGE FORUM

LIST OF PARTICIPANTSAhmad Fauzi Nordin Director General of Survey and Mapping Malaysia, Department of Survey and Mapping, Malaysia (JUPEM), Malaysia

Dr. Awni Al-KhasawnehDirector General The Royal Jordanian Geographic center and Director General Of the Regional Center of Space Science & Technology for Western Asia, Jordan

Barbara Ryan Director, GEO Secretariat, Switzerland

Bengt Kjellson Director General and Chief Executive Lantmatriet, Sweden

Dasho Pema Chewang Secretary, National Land Commission Bhutan

Dr. Derek Clarke Chief Directorate: National Geo-Spatial Information, Department of Rural Development and Land Reform South Africa

Efren P. Carandang Deputy Administrator, National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA), Philippines

George PercivallCTO, OGC, USA

Greg Scott Interregional Advisor, UNGGIM, USA

Ivan deLoatch Director, FGDC, USA

Jerry Johnston Geospatial Information Officer, U.S. Department of the Interior, USA

Josef StroblProfessorHead, Department of GeoinformaticsUniversity of SalzburgAustria

John KedarDirector Strategic RelationsOrdnance Survey InternationalUK

Kevin Pomfret Executive Director, Spatial Law and Policy USA

Kumar Navulur Director, Next Generation Products DigitalGlobe, USA

Laura Delgado Lopez Project Manager Secure World Foundation USA

Mark Reichardt President and CEO, OGC, USA

Major (Eng) Mahfoodh Juma Al AraimiSO2 Production Control and Projects ManagerNational Survey AuthorityOman

Mmuso RibaChief Surveyor General South Africa Department of Rural Development and Land Reform, South Africa

Monica Aguayo GonzalezNational Subsystem Geography and Environment – INEGI Mexico

Prashant Shukle Director-General, Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth ObservationNatural Resources Canada

P.M.P.Udayakanta Surveyor General, Survey Department of Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka

Eng. Rabeea Suleiman Al-Aghbari(SO1) Geographic Information ServicesNational Survey AuthorityOman

Stuart MinchinChief, Environmental Geoscience Division Geoscience Australia

Sultan Mohammed Alya Director General, Ethiopian Mapping Agency Ethiopia

Tim TrainorChief, Geography Division U.S. Census Bureau, USA

Dr. Vanessa Lawrence CB Co-Chair, UN Initiative on Global Geospatial Information Management (UN-GGIM)

AND MANY MORE JOINING SOON...

CANADACAD 20.7 billion

IRELANDEURO 69.3 million

CHINA USD 42 billion

REVENUE

INDIA USD 3 billionREVENUE

AUSTRALIA AUD 12.57 billion

NEW ZEALANDNZD 1.2 billion

USAUSD 75 billion

ENGLAND &WALES

EURO 320 million

Geospatial interoperability Return on Investment study in USA estimated ROI of 26.2%

NASA estimated that for every $1.00 spent on investment, $1.19 is saved on Operations and Maintenance costs

EVOLVING ROLE OF NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL AGENCIES IN CONTEMPORARY ECONOMY AND SOCIETY





GEOSPATIAL LEADERS AT THE FORUM

Geoff ZeissEditor- Buildings & Energy

Geospatial Media and Communications

Canada

Ivan deLoatch Director, FGDC

USA

Dr. Michael HauckExecutive Director

ASPRSPublisher of PE&RS

USA

Steve AmbrosiniExecutive Director

IJIS InstituteUSA

Kevin PomfretExecutive Director

Centre for Spatial Law, Editor - Policy Geospatial Media and Communications

USA

Sanjay KumarCEO

Geospatial Media and Communications

Talbot J. BrooksDirector, Center for InterdisciplinaryGeospatial Information Technologies

Delta State University

Vanessa LawrenceCo-Chair

UN Initiative on Global Geospatial Information

Management (UN-GGIM)United Kingdom

Christopher TuckerFounder, MapStory

USA

Mark ReichardtPresident

Open Geospatial Consortium USA

MODE RATORS

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS SEMINAR SPEAKERS

Steven HaganVice President

Development-Server Technologies, Oracle

USA

Roger PilcExecutive Vice President

and Chief Innovation Officer Pitney Bowes Inc.

USA

Bob SchukaiHead of Advanced Product InnovationThomson Reuters

USA

Greg TuretzkyPrincipal Engineer Strategic

Business Development, GNSS & Location Strategy, iCDG/Wireless

Connectivity Intel, USA

Jay FreelandPresident

FaroUSA

L. Joe BoyerChief Executive Officer -

North AmericaAtkins Global

USA

Mladen StojicPresident

Hexagon GeospatialUSA

Chris GibsonVice President

TrimbleUSA

Prashant ShukleDirector General

NRCANCanada

Bert TurnerSenior Vice President Sales & Marketing

DigitalGlobe USA

Shrikant Pathak Head - Practice & Strategy,

Media & Information Services, Tata Consultancy

Services, USA

Michael HowellPrincipal Deputy

Program Manager Information Sharing Environment, USA

Magid Abraham Executive Chairman,

ComScore, Inc, USA

Lilian Pintea, Ph.D.Vice President

Conservation Science the Jane Goodall

Institute, USA

Manny RiosPresident & CEOAmerican Modern Insurance Group

USA

Dipanshu SharmaFounder and CEO

xad.comUSA

Sandeep SinghalGM, Bing Maps and

Geospatial, Microsoft Corporation, USA

Kevin O'ConnellPresident and CEO

Innovative Analytics and Training Limited Liability

Company, USA

Greg ScottInter-Regional Advisor

UNGGIMUSA

Dr. Jerry JohnstonGeospatial Information

OfficerDepartment of the Interior

USA

Dr. Scott PaceDirector

Space Policy InstituteUSA

Barbara RyanSecretariat Director

Group on Earth Observations

Geneva

Nancy ColletonPresident

Institute for GlobalEnvironmental

StrategiesUSA

Artur BreiEngineer

UnterfränkischeÜberlandzentrale eG

Remi MyersGIS & Support

Supervisor Transmission Line ServicesAlabama Power

Robert SarfiManaging Partner

Boreas Group

Dana Kennish "Deke" Smith

EvangelistDKS Information

ConsultingLLC, USA

Stephen R HaganFAIA CCM

President & CEOHagan Technologies

LLC, USA

Igor StarkovPresidentEcoDomus

Inc., USA

Tim TrainorChief, Geography

Division U.S. Census Bureau, USA

James P. WhittakerP.E., CFM, CEFP, FRICS

President, Facility Engineering Associates, P.C

USA

Tracy J. McLaneGIS Manager Bechtel

InfrastructureUSA

Ellen West NodwellVice President of

Geospatial ServicesIntegraShare

Tom ConryGIS Manager

Fairfax CountyUSA

Sanjeev GoyalDigital Media Strategy

& Consulting - Media & Entertainment

Tata Consultancy ServicesUSA

Cory BruggerDirector

Design TechnologyMorphosis

USA

Matthew Thomas Sr. Industry Manager –

PipelinesNovara GeoSolutions

CHA Company

Dan Shannon Executive Director

AGSiCanada

Gary Bilotta GISP

GIS ManagerMaricopa County

ElectionsUSA

Dr. Lars Dyrud Co-Founder, President

and CEOOmniearth

USA

Dan Colby Senior Vice President

-Geospatial Technologies

ProStar Geocorp, IncUSA

Leon ToorenburgCTO, ikeGPS

R. Maxwell Baber Ph.D.

Director of Academic Programs

Doug AdamsGIS Programme Manager

Department of Public WorksBaltimore County

USA

Pete GomezManager

Productivity Through Technology Program

Xcel Energy, USA

Dr. Thomas MuellerCalifornia University of

Pennsylvania

Dale Allen AdcoxGlobal WorkFace

Planning Manager Jacobs

USA

Jeff BowersSolutions Consultant,

RAND Worldwide

Joel CampbellVice President-Commercial

Systems AvineonUSA

John CoppleCEO ,Sanborn Map

Company, Inc.

Joe Francica Managing Director Geospatial Industry

Solutions, Pitney Bowes





SEMINARS EXCLUSIVE FORUMS

THEMES

Role of Geospatial Technologies in

the Modern-day Utility System

Monetizing Geospatial Value for

Utility Business

Smart Grid: Transforming Utilities

THEMES

Enterprise Business Analytics and Visual Data

Discovery

Location Analytics Empowering Public

and Private Sector Decision Making

Business Analytics Opportunities for

Indoor Location Analytics

BUSINESS ANALYTICS

The analysts forecast the Global GIS market in the Utility industry will grow at a CAGR of 9.27 percent over the period 2013-2018.

Market worldwide for Big Data and business analytics is expected to increase to US $16.9 billion in 2015

THEMES

Integrating GIT, BIM and ICT for

a Sustainable Infrastructure

Geospatially-Enabled Infrastructure

Asset Development and Maintenance

Geospatial + BIM for Optimal ROI

on Infrastructure Projects

GEOBIM MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY MANAGEMENT

THEMES

Enterprise GIS: Vision in Action

Enterprise GIS Drive to

Excellence Initiative

Unleashing Power of Enterprise GIS

CONSTRUC-TION INDUS-TRY including buildings, electric power, water and wastewater, roads, rail, & sea ports and airports, contributes about $7 tril-lion annually, or 10%, to the world GDP

King County benefits at $775 million on total in-vestment of $201 million over 18 years span

EARTH OBSERVATION: FROM SPACE TO SURFACEThis session shall attempt to focus on :

Demonstrating value of entire eco-system of earth observation from satellite to aerial to UAVs to Surface in seamless and

integrated manner

How the association of satellite, sensors and UAVs to other multidisciplinary technologies can provide a wide range of

measurements and improve the quality of data

EARTH OBSERVATION

ROUND TABLE: CAPACITY BUILDING

Preparing the Future Geospatial Workforce: Challenges and Successes

Panel will delve into below points:

Is the country well equipped to meet the human resource requirements of this sector?

Is the country utilising full capabilities of the available geospatial workforce and finds these sufficient?

Is the country well prepared to face the challenge of procuring competent human resources?

Are education and training institutions playing effective roles in producing fit-for-job graduates?

Are geospatial organisations, industry and academia designing an integrated and competitive regional response to

global challenges and opportunities?

Objectives

Aims to offer the sea of opportunities to young minds comprising of young & budding geospatial professionals,

researchers and entrepreneurs

Provide opportunity to showcase their abilities through their innovative apps research paper or product/

application development etc.

Various product presentations and latest geo-enabled applications demonstration from enthusiastic youth

Best presentation takes home the Cash Prize and “G-Innovative Mind” Award

YOUTH GEOSPATIAL FORUM

UTILITIES

Registration includes:

Entry to conference for both the days

Tea/Coffee, two lunches and one dinner

Free subscription of Geospatial World Magazine for one year

REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION FEE (Per delegate)

Don't miss the opportunity to meet and listen to the Who's Who of the Industry.

Book your Seat today to avail early bird discount

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VENUE Hotel Marriott Bethesda North Marriott

Hotel and Conference Centre 5701 Marinelli Road

North Bethesda, MD. www.marriott.com/Bethesda

Networking &

Dinner Reception

Date: 10th August

Generate Business while you Dine

TRANSFORMING THE WORK OF PROFESSIONALS ACROSS THE GLOBE

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