Presenter: Jason Camerano

In this hands-on workshop, attendees will learn about the Parcel Fabric data model and how to extend it for their data migration. Once data is migrated, the focus will shift to common record-driven and quality-driven workflows. The Parcel Fabric is designed for any organization that manages cadastral records.

Agenda:

• The ArcGIS Parcel Fabric information model and how to extend it for your organization
• Data migration to the Parcel Fabric
• Record-driven workflows and parcel lineage
• Quality-driven workflows to evaluate and improve data quality
• Modern implementation patterns that use service-oriented architecture (SOA) and versioning to support
• Multi-user, concurrent editing
• Using and configuring Tasks for your repeatable workflows
• The latest software trends and roadmap

Presenter: Lauren Voelker; Daniel Fasteen, Ph.D.

Experience the power of building amazing dashboards to visualize your data! Intuitive data visualization tools such as web applications and dashboards are essential for the understanding of geospatial phenomena for both Assessors and taxpayers alike. These tools provide an easy-to-use way to derive quick and meaningful insights into community trends such as sales, neighborhoods, or other assessor related data. The value added through the creation of data visualizations and web applications can help assessment offices streamline workflows, provide taxpayers and assessors with the most up-to-date data, and allow for a meaningful understanding of the local community and neighborhoods.

This workshop will walk participants through the creation of several Assessor dashboards with emphasis on sales analysis and incorporate them into a single responsive application. The goal is to present a mass amount of data which can be overwhelming at times, in a simple and effective way. Displaying multiple data visualizations on a single screen supports dynamic data exploration and informed decision-making. The workshop is geared toward the professional who would like to understand the applicability of GIS technology as it relates to the Assessor’s office function.

This workshop will provide attendees with an in-depth and hands-on introduction to WebGIS using ArcGIS Online.

This workshop will be interactive, and participants will be using several ArcGIS Online application builders to create an interactive and responsive application. Each section will introduce the topic and include a hands-on portion. The exercises will build upon each other throughout the day

Presenter: Shaun Christofferson, AAS

There are some good leaders and some good managers, but few are both. Most of us have either experienced or seen questionable leadership and/or management. Colleges will learn the difference between a leader and a manager and how to be good at both. This applies to all, no matter their title. Additionally, this session will teach the many measurable benefits of being good at both. We will go over these benefits including, but not limited to building an engaged team, lowering turnover, increasing efficiencies, level of service and production.

This will be more lecture than interactive, however there will be 2-3 hours of interactive time for part of the last half of the day. Interactive time will be mostly during the building of practical templates to use back at the office to guide towards being a good leader and manager.

Presenter: Wendy Peloquin, GISP; Kent Rothrock

The focus of this workshop will be on parcel mapping in ArcGIS Pro (using the topology model and / or the Parcel Fabric). The format will be lecture/demo.

We’ll be discussing both using the topology model in ArcGIS Pro as well as using the Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro. In both cases, we’ll discuss:

• The required migration processes
• Necessary data preprocessing
• Necessary data upgrades

Demonstrate specific edit workflows including:

• Transfer
• Split
• Remap.
• Subdivisions.
• Other details to be addressed include:
• Planning for the change
• Platform requirements (server hardware and software)
• PC considerations and requirements
• Software licensing details
• Training considerations
• Specific workflow details
• Updating downstream processes
• Web services
• Parcel data extracts / integrating tax data; etc
• Customizing the interface
• Attribute rules
• Potential gotchas