Integrating GPS and GIS Technology to Improve Land Treatments |
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Workshop Hosted by the Rangeland Technology and Equipment Council (RTEC) |
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Society For Range Management |
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Sunday,
February 8, 2009 |
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Nancy Shaw and Mike Pellant, Organizers |
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RTEC is dedicated to the wise use and improvement of rangelands through the supporting functions of equipment development and application of innovative technology. This year's half-day workshop will focus on the use of GPS and GIS technology to improve the success of land treatments. GPS and GIS technology are revolutionizing the agricultural industry by improving crop seeding, harvesting efficiency, and record keeping. This technology is just beginning to be applied to rangeland treatments. This workshop will explore current and potential applications, emphasizing a practical approach for land managers. Plenty of time will be allowed for RTEC participants to question the presenters. A short meeting will be held immediately following the workshop to plan the 2010 RTEC Workshop for the Denver SRM meeting. |
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Agenda: | |||
1:00 Workshop overview
[abstract
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presentation] |
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1:15 Looking at the big picture
to plan land treatments
[abstract
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presentation] |
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1:40 Precision herbicide
spraying with GPS technology
[abstract] |
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2:05 BREAK |
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2:30 Integrating remote sensing and
observations into decision support systems for invasive |
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2:55 Adapting GPS
technology to rangeland reclamation
[abstract
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presentation] |
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3:20 Using GPS to track
livestock on the landscape
[abstract
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presentation] |
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3:45 Restoration planning and monitoring using GPS technology
[abstract
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presentation]
Dick Carr, C-M Environmental Group, Pinedale, WY |
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4:10 Discussion Session |
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4:30 Business Meeting |
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5:00 Adjourn |
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For more information regarding RTEC or this workshop, contact:
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