Fall Regional Spotlight: Essential Geospatial Workflows for Project Delivery

Join Kelly Jacobs, from CORRE, Inc., at the WLIA Fall Regional to learn more about her work in the Driftless Area.

Every day we plan to use our available resources to accomplish project goals. Just like the Driftless Area, it seems that every project is unique and every one of those available resources is needed to deliver a quality product.  I’d like to step through a case study where historical imagery and other geospatial resources provided critical information for a routine wetland delineation project in the City of Prairie du Chien. An effective project will bring together resources like ArcPro, FieldMaps, GNSS receivers, iPads, ArcGIS Online, Dashboards, Server connections, apps, and even conversations with neighbors to ensure that not just the location is accurate. Additional examples of how geospatial resources are woven into daily workflows will further illustrate these resources as essential components of project delivery.

Kelly Jacobs, GISP, PWS, is the Senior Environmental Professional at CORRE, Inc., a full-service transportation engineering firm with six offices throughout Wisconsin.  She has previously served as County Conservationist, Land Information Officer, Tribal Hydrologist, Senior Environmental Scientist, and Soil Conservation Technician and enjoys bringing over twenty years of experience to deliver effective project design, planning, and construction for clients.  Jacobs is a graduate of UW-Stevens Point and a certified GIS Professional, Professional Wetland Scientist, WDNR Assured Wetland Delineator, Endangered Resources Reviewer, Soil Erosion Inspector, and HTCP technician.

Make sure to register for the Fall Regional Meeting and get your hotel room now! Additional details, including the full preliminary agenda, can be found on the event page.