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Spatially Enabled Government 2008
Maximising the Value of Geospatial Data in Government to Enhance Service Delivery and Evidence Based Policy
July 21 - 24, 2008 · Rydges Lakeside Canberra, Canberra, ACT
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Useful snapshot of what is happening at different levels of government vis spatial enablement
Glenn Johnstone, Senior Project Officer, DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES, ENERGY & TOURISM r
This event has been very valuable and timely. My organisation is currently heading down the path of implementing enterprise level GIS
Randip Jassal, Manager of Information Requirements, Australian Customs, Border Protection Command
The value was particularly in the knowledge sharing between departments and understanding that I can communicate to all levels of my organisation
Anthony Miller, GIS Business Analyst, Gosford City Council
SEGS ’08 will focus on Maximising the Value of Geospatial Data in Government to Enhance Service Delivery and Evidence Based Policy
Learn Strategies to Overcome the Challenges of:
1 Expanding interoperability between government departments
2 Ensuring the amount of spatial data collected and owned by each department is maximised
3 Making sure this data is fully used to enhance service delivery and evidence based policy decisions
Full agenda
New For 2008
1 NEW: Over 40 Australian and international speakers from federal, state and local government offering new perspectives for ongoing issues
2 NEW: Specific focuses on exploring the use of data for law enforcement, intelligence, defence, infrastructure, compliance and asset management
3 NEW: Streamed sessions, pre- and post-conference seminars and masterclasses so you can focus on the information that is fundamental to your work
4 NEW: Maximising the benefit of spatial data for both service delivery and evidence based policy decision-making
5 NEW: Ensuring data is made as widely available as possible: Within departments, between departments and to end users
Don’t miss: The Interoperability Focus-Day on 21st July!
This day will run before the main conference, covering those interoperability issues that you highlighted to us as being the most important to government in detail.
These include:
1. Find out about current initiatives and adoption of universal standards
2. Analyse the current advances and limitations of the data licensing regime
3. Learn from a series of case studies on spatial interoperability strategies in Australia and New Zealand
4. Interact with leading minds during the interoperability panel discussion
5. Discuss methods and strategies to maximise the availability of data to your department or agency
The day will be an excellent and detailed introduction that will set the tone for the rest of the summit.
Who is speaking at SEGS 2008?
Confirmed Keynote and International Speakers:
Clive Lines, Director, DEFENCE IMAGERY & GEOSPATIAL ORGANISATION
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Trevor Smallwood, Branch Manager, Capability Building Projects, AGIMO
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Suzette Davenport, Assistant Chief, Constable (Intelligence), WEST MIDLANDS POLICE, UK
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Malcolm MacFarlane, Manager of Data & Applications Support, NEW ZEALAND FIRE SERVICE
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Sarah Cowell, Team Leader Geography, STATISTICS NEW ZEALAND
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Adam Cooper, Senior Policy Analyst, LAND INFORMATION NEW ZEALAND
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Mick Wilson, Division of Early Warning and Assessment (DEWA) UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME |
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Further speakers include:
- Gary Shaw, Director, INFORMATION QUEENSLAND
- Blair Wood, Executive Director, NATIONAL LAND & WATER RESOURCE AUDIT
- Gordon Muir, Director, National Security Support, DEFENCE IMAGERY & GEOSPATIAL ORGANISATION
- Peter Terwee, Coordinator of Reporting & Analytics, AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE
- Pedro Harris, Chief Information Technology Officer, DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, NSW
- Jonathan Doig, Senior Project Manager (Inter-agency Programs), DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE, NSW
- Berceuse Bindle, Director of Infrastructure Information & Environment, Defence Support Group, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
- Wayne Patterson, Manager of Client Relations, EICU
- DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, NSW
- Horst Peemoeller, National Intelligence, Team Leader, MEDICARE
- Stuart Minchin, Research Director, COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION
- Peter Wilson, Data & Information Coordinator, NATIONAL LAND & WATER RESOURCE AUDIT
- Dr. Rob Starling, Australia Representative, OPEN GEOSPATIAL CONSORTIUM
- Professor Anne Fitzgerald, QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
- Mike Bradford, Executive Director of Information Access, LANDGATE, W.A.
- Ray Lindsay, Senior Data Miner, AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE
- Dr Stuart Phinn, Professor, CENTRE FOR REMOTE SENSING AND SPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
- Evert Bleys, Data Manager, BUREAU OF RURAL SCIENCES - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES & FORESTRY
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Brendan Halloran, Section Manager, Mapping Information Management Branch, DEPARTMENT OF FAMILIES, HOUSING, COMMUNITY SERVICES & INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS
Neville D’Antoine, Manager, Map Production and GIS, DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY & RESOURCES, WA
Greg Nicholls, NSIMS Project Manager, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
Ben Pow, CIO, SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL
Michael Harding, Manager of Geodata Services, DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND WATER, TAS
Noel Hamey, Chairman, SPATIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Michelle Kiernan, GIS Officer - System Quality & Analysis, MIDCOAST WATER
Catherine Cuteri, Policy Officer, DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORT, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Tony Miller, Spatial Information Analyst, GOSFORD CITY COUNCIL
Neville D’Antoine, Manager, Map Production and GIS, DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY & RESOURCES, WA
Tim Barker, Assistant Government Statistician, QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT
Peter Bowen, Principle Geospatial Scientist and Manager, Geospatial Services, NATIONAL NATIVE TITLE TRIBUNAL
Jon Fairall, Editor, POSITION MAGAZINE
Chris Stoltz, CEO, GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION
Neil Smith, Manager of Spatial Solutions, DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, VIC
Dr. Oswald Marinoni, Research Scientist, COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION
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Speaker’s Biographies
Who needs to attend SEGS ‘08?
SEGS ’08 has been developed for geospatial and GIS specialists from Federal, State, Territory and Local Government

SEGS ’08 will:
1. Let you meet and interact with peers and key stakeholders in other government departments and agencies working with geospatial data
2. Learn from a host of national and international case studies being implemented across a broad range of government departments.
3. Be filled with case studies so you can find out what is being planned and already underway in the Australian and international public sector.
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