Wednesday, September 22 - Geomatics Data
Putting the Past, Present, and Future Into Your Design-Build Workflow
The revolution in geo-data acquisition, availability, awareness, and assessment is happening. With awareness of building and infrastructure aging, use-ware, and performance now a topic on many minds following recent tragic events, many are considering not just smart cities, but “smart-buildings” – or at least structures and site asset awareness that is rooted in historical review, current status, and proactive management. Geo-data includes site history, design parameters and attributes, BIM, plans, construction, hand-over, and asset management. Join us as John Metzger presents this innovative and exciting new approach to infrastructure management.
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John Metzger is Manager and Geomatics Counselor for AssetAssurance Monitoring in Fishers, Indiana. He is also the Geomatics Services Counselor for SkyGeo Inc. With over 16 years’ experience in terrestrial data collection and radar monitoring, safety/events deployment coordination, and results dissemination, he has the rare opportunity to leverage this experience, field successes, and sector connections to make a new opportunity available for wide-area data acquisition, decision supporting monitoring, and analysis. We will be creating new synergies among instrumentation outputs and focusing results on aligned data products. John was recently a Business Development Technologist and the Geomatics Services Group Project Coordinator for IDS GeoRadar in Golden, CO. Previously John supported international development projects and was an IT entrepreneur for over 13 years in Africa. During his international tenure, John explored and implemented new technologies, data analysis, and delivery systems. He has worked extensively on mine sites during live Pit Asset “events” successfully ensuring the data realized allows for the continuation of safety, operations, and production. Working at the nexus of operating sites’ Pit Asset Management. John provides significant lessons and realizations involving live data collection, analysis, and operational value provision. John holds AAS, and BS degrees from Rochester Institute of Technology, and an MA from Ball State University.
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September 22 Breakfast Meeting - Geomatics Data:
Putting the Past, Present, and Future Into Your Design-Build Workflow
Putting the Past, Present, and Future Into Your Design-Build Workflow
Attire is business casual. Arrival and full, hot breakfast buffet begins at 7:15 am followed by the presentation at 8:00 am.
CEUs available! Please register to attend below AND register through DBIA National here.
CEUs available! Please register to attend below AND register through DBIA National here.
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Date/Time:
Wednesday, September 22, 2021 7:15 am - 9:30 am Location:
Midland Hills Country Club 2001 Fulham Street St. Paul, MN 55113 Registration Fee Required to Attend by September 16*:
Undergraduate Student: Free** Owner (as defined by DBIA National here): Free** Young Professional-35 & under: $30 Members: $50 Non Members: $70 *Onsite registration is available at the following rates: Student/Owner - Free, YP - $35, Member - $55, Non Member $75
**If you are an undergraduate student or owner, please e-mail info@dbiaumr.org to receive your free registration.
Refunds: Refunds will be honored in the form of a voucher for use at future Breakfast Meetings. No refunds after COB on Thursday, September 16, 2021.
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