WAGIS2018: Ethical Dilemmas for the GIS Analyst

You can use Sched.com to schedule your interests at the conference. But it’s not the same as registering! Be sure to register and then plan your agenda!

Ethical Dilemmas for the GIS Analyst

Feedback form is now closed.

This is an open session to discuss ethical dilemmas and awareness of ethics in the GIS community. As GIS professionals what is our responsibility to behave ethically? How do we in the GIS profession ensure that ethics and the ethical use of data is understood, promoted, and supported? Are there gaps? If so, how should we address them to fill the void?

Speakers

Scott Carte

GIS Coordinator, Thurston Regional Planning Council

Elizabeth Donovan

Crime Analyst, Thurston County Sheriff Office

Elizabeth Donovan- Crime Analyst for the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office. She has a degree in Criminal Justice and a GIS Certificate from UWT. She has over 5 years of experience working with GIS in county government and with the general public. Kenneth Clark- A lieutenant with... Read More →

Kelly Alfaro Haugen

GIS Analyst II, Thurston County GeoData

Kelly Alfaro Haugen is a GIS Analyst II for the Thurston County GeoData Center with over 10 years of experience in both the private and public sectors working with GIS data, analysis, cartography and education. She works primarily with Public Health and Resource Stewardship Departments... Read More →

Janene Michaelis

GIS Analyst, Thurston County

Gary Montgomery

GIS Coordinator, City of Lacey

I'm the GIS Coordinator for Lacey, WA, a rapidly growing city of 50,000+ just east of Olympia, WA. I earned my MGIS from Penn State in 2012, and have been messing around with GIS since my first undergrad Remote Sensing/ArcView 3.x classes 20 years ago.

Sarah Smith

GIS Analyst II, Thurston GeoData Center

Cathy Walker

GIS Data Administrator/Analyst, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction

Thursday May 24, 2018 10:30am - 12:00pm
Rainier

Panel

WAGIS2018