Track 1

Track 2

• 9:00

  Opening remarks

  Moderator: Suzanne Philion

• 9:05

  Keynote: How maps make policy more open

  Mike Byrne, Federal Communications Commission

• 9:30

  Web maps that work

  Case studies

  • Park Tiles : Using OpenStreetMap, MapBox & more to make a national park map

    Mamata Akella, National Park Service

  • The Inside Game : Building systems and culture for publishing data visualizations at the cabinet-level

    Matthew Loveless, Department of Energy

  • Fast, interactive & narrative : A fresh look at publishing maps

    Dave Cole, MapBox

• 10:00

  Coffee break

• 10:15

  Visions for improving federal geodata

  Panel

  • Moderator: Jerry Johnston, US Department of the Interior
  • Liz Barry, Public Labs
  • Robert Simmon, NASA
  • Chris Herwig, MapBox
  • Phil Ashlock, Presidential Innovation Fellow
  • Tom Lee, Sunlight Foundation

  High performance cartography with TileMill

  Tech talk

  Ian Villeda, MapBox

• 10:30

  Publishing your ESRI + ArcGIS projects as interactive web maps with TileMill and MapBox

  Tech talk

  Brian Flood, Arc2Earth

• 10:45

  Telling your story with MapStory

  Tech talk

  Chris Tucker, MapStory

• 11:00

  Real-time analyses and dynamic data services with CartoDB

  Tech talk

  Andrew Hill, CartoDB

• 11:15

  Coffee Break

• 11:30

  Telling stories with local government data

  Mick Thompson, Code for America

• 11:45

  The elevator: 7 tools

  5 minute pitches

  • MapBox
  • OpenGeo
  • MapStory
  • CartoDB
  • Arc2Earth
  • Azavea
  • DigitalGlobe
  • Radiant Blue

• 12:30

  Lunch

• 1:30

  On the job: Open geo tools in practical applications

  Case studies

  • Collecting great local data with open source tools

    Matt Hampel, Code for America & localdata

  • Winning campaigns by making better decisions with open geospatial tools

    Erek Dyskant, Democratic National Committee

  • Coordinating responses to environmental disasters with open source GIS tools

    Kari Sheets, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

  • Enabling technology for geo data solutions you can see

    Patrick Hogan, NASA World Wind

  WPS & through-the-web processing with the OpenGeo Suite 3.0

  Tech talk

  Ilya Rosenfeld, OpenGeo

• 1:45

  Distributed, real-time geoprocessing with GeoTrellis

  Tech talk

  Robert Cheetham, Azavea

• 2:00

  Virtual geospatial analytics

  Tech talk

  Drew Bower, DigitalGlobe

• 2:15

  Using open source geo in disaster response with OSSIM

  Tech talk

  Mark Lucas, RadiantBlue

• 2:30

  Coffee break

• 2:45

  Better world maps

  Case Studies

  • Using OpenStreetMap to plan for the unplanned

    Robert Soden, World Bank

  • On making & maintaining Natural Earth

    Nathaniel Kelso, Stamen Design

  The enterprise console: Cruise control for geospatial deployments

  Tech talk

  Alyssa Wright, OpenGeo

• 3:00

  OMAR: Bringing OSSIM Imagery to the web

  Tech talk

  Mark Lucas, RadiantBlue

• 3:15

  Tear down the wall! Procuring and deploying open source geo tools

  Panel

  • Moderator: Eddie Pickle, OpenGeo
  • Ben Tuttle, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
  • Josh Campbell, U.S. Department of State
  • Liz Lyon, Army Corps of Engineers

  Deep dive on OpenStreetMap

  Tech talk

  Mikel Maron, GroundTruth Initiative

• 3:30

  Using ESRI ArcGIS with cloud data sources like Google Map Engine, CartoDB, Fulcrum & more

  Tech talk

  Brian Flood, Arc2Earth

• 3:45

  MapStory's open source technology roadmap

  Tech talk

  Chris Tucker, MapStory

• 4:00

  Mapping to analyze water infrastructure with the Army Corps of Engineers

  Tech talk

  Robert Cheetham, Azavea

• 4:15

  Coffee break

• 4:30

  Why we invest in open

  Todd Stavish, In-Q-Tel

• 4:45

  Why open wins in geo

  Chris Tucker, MapStory

• 5:00

  Happy hour

  Join us at Iron Horse for drinks