Discussion: Draft agenda for the First Annual RWBC EXPO (May 29, 2003 Roll Out)
|
Time |
Activity |
| May
28 |
COLEF
(Possible half-day sister event in Tijuana) |
| May
29 |
|
| 8:00-9:45am |
Opening
Plenary and Poster Viewing
Intro, SBRP-RWBC Outreach mission, thumbnail sketch of demos
(+ brief comments by: Bob Tukey, Bill Suk, Steve Erie) |
| 10:00-12:15
Four
Demos
60 min. each,
(repeat each
demo 1x) |
Topic |
Location |
Leaders |
|
1. Merging GIS and 3D Visualization.
Integrated
regional canvas; San Diego River, Tijuana River
|
SIO/Cal(IT)2 Vis
Center |
Shane Degross, Eric Frost, Dru Clark, Alejandro Hinojosa, Steve Miller, Debi Kilb |
|
2. On-line interactive Mapping
Superfund toxicants,
QOL (US-Mexico border health) |
Martin House
|
Ilya Zaslavsky, David Cleveland, Scott, Dan Henderson, Hiram |
|
3. Equity and planning support systems,Redlining,
Colonias
|
Center for U.S.-Mex
(IOA complex)
|
Richard, Jane, Alberto, Pablo, Nico |
|
4. RWBC overview,Education
|
USP Conference Room |
Keith, Jason, Cindy, Hyam
(role for CalIT2, Optiputer?/
SDSC?) |
| 12:30-1:30 |
Lunch
and poster viewing (talk: Regional Planning/ Sustainability
Science) |
| 1:45-3:45
Four
Demos
60 min. each,
(repeat each
demo 1x) |
Repeat
the 4 Demos
1, 2, 3, 4 (see 10:00-12:15
above) |
| 3:45-4:45pm |
Closing
Plenary |
| 7:00pm
|
Reception/Dinner
at the Birch Aquarium
Key Note talk: Chancellor Dynes? Marsha
Chandler? |
| May
30 |
|
| 8:30-12noon |
RWBC
Steering Group workshop, Martin House
(A small working session of no more than
15 to 20 colleagues).
|
| 12
noon |
Lunch |
| Afternoon |
Tour
for out of town guests
|
Purpose of the first RWBC EXPO
2003 (May 29th Roll Out):
-to raise visibility
of RWBC tools, initiatives and opportunities
-promote
crossborder collaboration
Target Audience: 4 different groups
(1)
Researchers
(2)
Policy and Decision Makers
(3)
Community
(4)
Students
We decided that all attendees should be able
to view all the demo’s.
Therefore, we combined the Qol
demo with the Superfund On-line interactive mapping demo.
It was mentioned that we should leverage Optiputer
capabilities during the Rollout.
Look into having the poster viewing area in the
entranceway of the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies.
We should control demo attendance. Possibly ask attendees to register by group (1-4) to smooth the flow of participation.
Shane suggested that we have a structure or template
for the demos so everyone gets a taste of all aspects of the RWBC.
(This may have been resolved when we reduced the number of demos)
The Sociology of the RWBC, or how to get groups
to work together, may be an important emphasis for the Rollout.
We should have a Poster with all RWBC facilities
available for show in the poster viewing area.
We extended the demo time to 1 hour per with
a 15 minute break between. Also,
the demos should have a Q&A sections near the end of each
hour.
