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Monthly Meeting - Geographic Information Systems (GIS), John Donoghue


location:

At Pima Community Campus

Wednesday, September 19, 2007
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Sessions:
1) Online Mapping and Related Technologies, John Donoghue

Session 1: Online Mapping and Related Technologies
Presented by: John Donoghue

Mr. Donoghue will provide an overview of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and discuss the capabilities for application developers to utilize mapping technologies in their applications. He will demonstrate programming with freely available application services such as Microsoft's Virtual Earth, but will also discuss and demonstrate the capabilities available in commercial GIS systems such as ArcGIS (by ESRI). The presentation will focus on web-based technologies but will include some discussion of database and desktop technologies as well.

Downloads: The presentation and a sample ASP.NET web site are available in the download area.

The file-based web site contains Virtual Earth samples and includes a menu page that contains a short explanation of what each HTML and ASP.NET page does within the site. The site contains all the XML files and a sample Access database for use by feed.aspx to generate the GeoRSS XML on the fly.

About John Donoghue

Mr. Donoghue is the GIS Program Manager and Regional Office Manager for the Jones Payne Group, a multi-disciplinary firm of architects, planners and information technology specialists. He has more than 16 years of combined experience with information systems and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in both local and state government and private industry settings. He is responsible for managing the firm’s GIS Services Team that provides GIS project management, application design and development, analysis, and data integration services for a variety of enterprise and departmental projects for the firm’s airport authority, local and tribal government and private clients.

Mr. Donoghue’s experience with GIS began while working in the team that implemented one of the first GIS systems in the California Department of Transportation, and he has since been responsible for projects that included enterprise GIS implementation, enterprise integration, database design, data conversion, needs assessment, and software application design and development.

Mr. Donoghue holds a Master of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in GIS from the University of Redlands, and a Certificate in GIS from the University of California Riverside.  He is a Certified GIS Professional by the GIS Certification Institute and an ESRI Authorized Consultant.  Mr. Donoghue is accomplished at designing and developing custom web-based applications with ESRI server technologies in the .net application development environment; and his strengths lay in his ability to combine his knowledge of GIS and its related technologies with a holistic understanding of each client’s business needs.  This enables him to discern opportunities for clients to extend the use of business data through the integration of collaborating technologies, data and systems.

Mr. Donoghue’s technical expertise is complimented by solid writing and project management skills that are demonstrated by his contributions to many award winning environmental and municipal planning projects. He was also a former instructor for the University of Riverside Extension certificate program in GIS and former Coordinator of the Inland Empire GIS Users Group.

Some of his clients include:

  • Bradley International Airport
  • Philadelphia International Airport
  • City of Colton
  • Rhode Island Airport Authority
  • Statistical Research Inc. for Pima County Joint Courts
  • Mission Aviation Fellowship
  • Michael Brandman Associates for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Authority
  • Imperial County Planning Department
  • Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
  • Water Resources Institute
  • Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
  • Applied Geodetics, Inc.
  • Nobel Systems, Inc.

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