GIS DAY 2002

Thanks to: The City and County of Honolulu Planning and Permitting, State of Hawaii GIS Department, ESRI, STI, and the many volunteers that put together and helped with GIS Day 2002. Approximately 325 students participated in the day's events. GIS Day began with an opening session, followed by four break-out stations, Paper/Pencil GIS, Remote Sensing and GIS, Scavenger Hunt, and Using the ArcView Software.


GIS Day, McCoy Pavillion, November 21, 2002	Ken Schmidt, City and County of Honolulu Planning and Permitting


Ken and Mark Lierman (City and County of Honolulu Planning and Permitting discussing the purpose of GIS Day and locating McCoy Pavilion on the map.

Students at the opening session

STATION 1 – PAPER AND PENCIL GIS


Paper and Pencil GIS – Where is the best location for a Shaved Ice Store? Charlotte Ganal and Mark Lierman in charge (City and County of Honolulu Planning and Permitting)	Students working	Sample of a student’s map

STATION 2 – REMOTE SENSING AND GIS

Remote Sensing and GIS

Charlie Hawkins and Momi Aiu (STI Services)

STATION 3 – SCAVENGER HUNT


Royce Jones and Rod Low, ESRI Honolulu		Looking at a map to see the area around McCoy Pavilion

Location of items to be found		Pictures of items to be found

Matching coordinates with item