January 19, 2010
Introduction to Geospatial Data Processing with Java
Geographic information is a vital technology component for making more well-informed decisions that affect all aspects of our world, whether it be in business, the environment, science, or government. A GIS is a set of tools and technology for integrating the element of 'spatial' into any problem-solving equation to get the best view of any global situation for the best possible approach to getting work accomplished. In this presentation, we will explore how Java technologists can utilize and leverage the market-leading GIS from ESRI to architect mission-critical systems through the ArcGIS Java Platform for Java SE and Java EE developers
Speaker
Eric Bader is this Product Manager for Java/Linux/Solaris products at ESRI, Inc.
Eric has been working with Java-based GIS technologies since 1999, and has spoken at many ESRI Conferences around the world during his 19 years at ESRI.
Eric has also spoken at the 2002 and 2008 JavaOne conferences in San Francisco on the value of Geospatial information delivered to the Java platform and the Java developer community.