Graphisoft US Announces Participation In 2002 Geospatial Technologies Symposium and Exposition
What: Participation in the 2002 Geospatial Technologies Symposium and
Exposition by Graphisoft Clients, Partners and Representatives
Where: Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas
When: August 20-22, 2002
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SAN ANTONIO - August 20, 2002 - /PRNewswire/ -- Graphisoft US today announced its extensive participation in the 2002 Geospatial Technologies Symposium and Exposition. Several key clients, partners and company representatives will be presenting educational seminars throughout the three-day program. In addition, Graphisoft US will exhibit its line of building software solutions including ArchiCAD 8, the latest release of the Company's flagship product.
Featured speakers and sessions include:
LCDR James Dempsey and David Hammond of the U.S. Coast Guard, "Integrating Capital Asset Planning and Decision Making with Object
Technology"
Paul Herold of the U.S. Coast Guard, "Knowledge Management and Collaborative Engineering"
Finith Jernigan of Design Atlantic, "Creating a Virtual Architectural Collaboration"
Kimon Onuma of Onuma/Webscape, "The Matrix - Data Driven Object-based Planning and Design Projects"
Dianne Davis of AEC Infosystems, "Object Model Checking," "Automating Model Creation from 2D Drawings" and "Using 3D CAD as a Design
Charette Tool"
John Mitchell of Graphisoft, "IAI-IFC Interoperability"
In addition, Microsoft Corporation's Richard See will offer an Introduction to BLIS, the Building Lifecycle Interoperable Software project. Also, David Horner of The CADD/GIS Technology Center will join Dr. Francois Grobler of the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center to discuss the International Alliance for Interoperability (IAI) and the Latest Technology for AEC. Graphisoft is a member of the BLIS project, an international partnership of companies and organizations dedicated to the development of interoperable software, and the only 3D AEC modeling vendor to support the IAI's IFC 2.0 standard.
The symposium is organized by The CADD/GIS Technology Center for Facilities, Infrastructure and Environment, which supports and promotes the effective use of Computer-Aided Design and Drafting, Geographic Information Systems (CADD/GIS) and Facility Management applications within the Department of Defense, with other participating governmental agencies at the federal, state and local levels, and the private sector. The center is located at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Information Technology Laboratory, Vicksburg, Miss.
