Information about the day
As every year, we will also organize this year our Esri days.
Besides sessions with information about new products, tools or migration we focus also on inspiring and learning from each other.
This can be through Customer Cases, learning from Esri Belux Experts, demos, but also, for example, how best to use our Support Service. There is time and space foreseen to learn from and inspire colleagues.
You can network, watch applications live and ask us about anything before, between and after the sessions. Of course, you can enjoy a nice drink and snack during the event.
Will we see you in November?
Our Esri Days are a must for anyone who wants to discover the full potential of the ArcGIS platform, learn new applications and discover how the tools can simplify your work.
The Esri days will be held at the following locations:
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- Flanders: November 30, Headoffice Esri BeLux, Nerviërslaan 54, 1780 Wemmel (Dutch session)
- Luxembourg: November 23, Parc Hotel Alvisse, Route d’Echternach 120, L-1453 Luxembourg (French session)
- (FULL) Wallonia: November 21, Château-Ferme de Profondval, Chemin de Profondval 2, 1490 Court-Saint-Etienne (French session)
See you on 21, 23 or 30 November?
Participation is free but registration in advance is required.
Agenda
We are putting together an attractive program so you can learn even more about our GIS tools:
Here’s what’s next on the agenda at Wemmel at November 30:
- Vision on GIS – Frederik Waûters – CEO Esri BeLux
- What’s new, what to expect? – Team Esri BeLux
- Interaction during some useful demos
- Use cases and best practices such as:
- How GIS is used at “the Water Group” – Kim De Lathouwer
- Visualization projects at Fire Brigade Zone Antwerp – Laura Verhulst
- GO! Education – Geraldine Eggermont
- And more!
Of course there will also be a nice lunch and a closing drink to discuss the day further.
Here’s the agenda we’re planning at Luxemburg, November 23:
- Discussions on the GIS Vision, by Esri BeLux CEO Frederik Waûters
- Presentations of concrete user cases and examples of GIS best practices:
- The use of GIS in the GEOBIM approach by Jean-Christophe Ouaknine, BIM Manager Infrastructure and Gilles Pignon, Head of the BIM Division at CFL
- The experience of the Corps Grand-Ducal d’Incendie et de Secours CGDIS, Lt. Gilles Lavandier
- The experience of Walloon public services by Dominique Mathieu of Esri Belux
- The City of Ottignies Louvain-La-Neuve’s inter-departmental collaboration on the green space census and bicycle counting project
- From the Service Pubic Wallon with the “ChasseOnWeb” forest walks website, which keeps you informed of hunting days.
- What’s new: Highlights & Product Roadmap from the Esri BeLux team
- You’ll be able to actively interact with the ESRI BeLux teams present, with demonstrations to boot.
Of course there will also be a nice lunch and a closing drink to discuss the day further.
Here’s the agenda we’re planning at Court-Saint-Etienne at November 21:
- Discussions on the GIS vision, by Esri BeLux CEO Frederik Waûters
- Presentations of concrete user cases and examples of GIS best practices:
- From the Société Publique de la Gestion de l’Eau (SPGE) – The AMOGEO project – Pooling of a field data collection tool in the sanitation sector by Ophélie Anrys – Project Manager and a colleague
- The experience of the City of Ottignies Louvain-La-Neuve in interdepartmental cooperation for the green space census and bicycle counting project – A quick way to obtain reliable statistics on bicycle use in an area by Benoît Van Calbergh, geomatician, Urban Planning Department.
- Presentation of the new website “ChasseOnWeb”, which keeps you informed about hunting days, by Marie Wénin, geomatician, SPW.
- Infrabel’s InfraSPAD project by Damien Paque, Team Leader Geo Services & Solutions, Infrabel ICT
- What’s new: Highlights & product roadmap from the Esri BeLux team
- You’ll be able to actively interact with the ESRI BeLux teams present, with demonstrations to boot
Of course there will also be a nice lunch and a closing drink to discuss the day further.
For practical reasons, we need to ask you to register.
