Leslie N. FountainOur neighboring metro to the west created an open data source featuring data from more than 20 public agencies. The GeoHub helps users make informed decisions and innovative solutions.
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Lilian P. Coral, Chief Data Officer with the City of Los Angeles will be at the University of Redlands on December 6, 2016 to share how GeoHub connects information through apps for departments, regional partners, and residents in order to illustrate the power of data democratization. The presentation is a part of an annual speaker series hosted by the Center for Business GIS and Spatial Analysis (GISAB), a department of the University of Redlands that supports geographic information systems pedagogy, business aptitude, and student innovation. Since 2011, GISAB has hosted over 20 talks from industry specialists in GIS and spatial analysis.
When: Tuesday, December 6, 2016 | 6:00 p.m.
Where: Orton Center at University of Redlands – 1200 E. Colton, Redlands, CA 92374
Lilian P. Coral joined the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti, after having spent the previous 10+ years working on a wide range of health and human services issues as an advocate and executive leader. Having had the opportunity to work with labor unions, NGOs, foundations, and human service agencies at all levels of government, she felt inspired to apply her experience to re-thinking the way in which government uses data and technology to serve its citizens.