ASU GIS Day
Event description
- Free
- Open to the public
- Science
- Sustainability
Celebrate GIS Day at ASU! Join the global celebration and discover how Geographic Information Systems shape communities and the world.
Hosted by ASU's School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning and ASU Geospatial Research & Solutions, this event brings together students, researchers, professionals and community partners to explore the power of GIS in action. Come connect, learn and celebrate the power of place!
Event Details
🏙️ 10 AM–3 PM: Vendor booths featuring more than a dozen organizations, including local municipalities.
💡 11 AM–12 PM & 1–3 PM: Lightning talk presentations showcasing real-world GIS applications (Coor Room 191 and join virtually via Zoom).
🚁 12–1 PM: Drone demonstration at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex practice fields.
💬 Join the conversation and share your GIS passion on social media with #ASUGISDay.
Vendors
- ASU's School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning
- ASU Geospatial Research Solutions (GRS)
- ASU Enterprise Technology
- ASU Facilities Development and Management (FDM)
- Southwest Urban Integrated Field Laboratory (SW-IFL)
- ASU Map and Geospatial Hub
AZ Department of Emergency and Military Affairs (DEMA)
- Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
- Maricopa County
- Pinal County
- City of Tempe
- City of Scottsdale
- City of Goodyear
- Frontier Precision
- Ten Across
- ESRI
- Bad Elf
Presentation Schedule
(Coor Room 191 and join virtually via Zoom)
- 11AM Yueling Li, ASU Geospatial Research & Solutions – “GRS @ ASU: Where GIS Meets Real-World”
- 11:15AM Matt Riley, ASU Facilities Development and Management – “ASU’s Indoors GIS: A Look Ahead”
- 11:30AM Eric Shreve, City of Goodyear – “GIS and the City of Goodyear”
- 11:45AM Matthew Toro, ASU Map and Geospatial Hub – “The Map and Geospatial Hub: Building an Ecosystem of Map and GeoData Discovery”
- 1:00PM Eli Martin, Southwest Urban Corridor Integrated Field Laboratory (SW-IFL) – “Interpretation of Mobile Temperature Data using GIS”
- 1:15PM Maryam Shafiee Shakib & Ana Feinson, ASU Youthmappers – “YouthMappers at 10: A Decade of Mapping for Impact”
- 1:30PM Erinanne Saffel & Juliana Likourinou, AZ State Climate Office – “Applied Climatology: AZ State Climate Office”
- 1:45PM Garrett Raubinger, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community – “The Nature of Native GIS: How Sovereignty Empowers Land, Data and People”
- 2:00PM Sophiya Gyanwali – “Analyzing Urban Development and Social Vulnerability in FEMA and Federally-Overlooked Flood Zones”
- 2:20PM Hyunho Lee – “A Spatially Masked Adaptive Gated Network for Multimodal Post‑Flood Water Extent Mapping using SAR and Incomplete Multispectral Data”
- 2:40PM Veronica Mandasari & Corey Wittenwyler – “Planned for Cars: The Rise and Fall of Walkable Phoenix”