

Concepts that until recent years may have seemed futuristic are now being implemented by cities and utilities, powered by rich 3D spatial datasets. Elements of identification, classification, and change detection are benefitting by a revolution in advanced processes that learn-as-they- go. Cities and utilities across the country continue to face challenges managing their infrastructure while utilizing it to become “smart cities” and “digital twins”; increased automation is bringing such initiatives to fruition .
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AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning
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Automated Feature Extraction and Change Detection
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IoT Sensor Systems
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Digital Twins
A MUST-ATTEND EVENT SERIES FOR:
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City/Urban Planners
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Geospatial Information Officers
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Asset Managers
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Public Works
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Parks & Rec
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Federal/state/municipal personnel/contractors
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Dept. of Transportation
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Dept. of Wildlife
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Dept. of Interior
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Bureau of Land Management
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State and City, CIOs, CTOs/IT Directors
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Mapping Technology Decision Makers
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Smart City & Infrastructure Innovation Leaders