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AEG Nisqually November 19th Meeting - Washington Geological Survey, Publications Group

Mercato Ristorante
OLYMPIA, WA

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Date

19 Nov 2025 17:30

Le fuseau horaire de l'événement est America/Los_Angeles

Niveau d'admission	Prix	Quantité
Donation	(Don minimum de 0.00$)
Educator/Job Seeker $15 @ door	Gratuit
Pay at the door option for Job Seekers & current Educators. Includes dinner & talk.
Professional pay @ door $25	Gratuit
For those who would prefer to pay in person at the door. Includes dinner & talk. Cost will be $25
Students pay @ door $5	Gratuit
Pay at the door option for current students. Includes dinner and talk.
Online	5.00$ (6.79$ avec frais de service)
Pay online through BPT. Note additional fee by BPT. Includes online link to the meeting.
Student	5.00$ (6.79$ avec frais de service)
Pay online through BPT. Note additional fee by BPT. Includes dinner & talk.
Educator/Job Seeker	15.00$ (17.39$ avec frais de service)
Pay online through BPT. Note additional fee by BPT. Includes dinner & talk.
Professional	25.00$ (27.99$ avec frais de service)
Pay online through BPT, member or nonmember same price. Note additional fee by BPT. Includes dinner & talk.

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Mercredi 19 Nov 2025 17:30 - Mercredi 19 Nov 2025 20:00 | Gratuit - 25.00$

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Name: AEG Nisqually November 19th Meeting - Washington Geological Survey, Publications Group
Start: 2025-11-19T17:30
End: 2025-11-19T20:00

AEG Nisqually November 19th Meeting - Washington Geological Survey, Publications Group

AEG Nisqually Dinner Meeting, November 19th

Washington Geological Survey, Publications Group

When:
Wednesday, November 19, 2025

5:30 pm - Social hour and buffet dinner
6:30 pm - Talk
7:30 pm - Brief Q&A

Where:
Mercato Ristorante (in the Roma Room)
111 Market St NE, Olympia, WA 98501
Google maps link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iW4YZTFnhKFeg21B6

Or online via Microsoft Teams.

Admission includes dinner and the presentation. The price is $25 for professionals, $15 for educators & job seekers, $5 for students, and $5 for online participants.

Speaker: Washington Geological Survey, Publications Group

Talk Title:
Redesigning the Washington Geologic Information Portal

The Washington Geological Survey develops and maintains an online interactive map Portal that showcases the Survey's many digital datasets. Over the last couple of years, the Washington Geologic Information Portal has undergone a redesign process driven by user feedback related to usability and functionality. As the Survey prepares for the release of the new Portal, we are excited to connect with our users to direct our redesign process. Our users range from non-technical homeowners to GIS-savvy geoscientists and everyone in between. In this presentation, we will showcase new tools, the redesigned interface, and a streamlined user experience, as well as provide an opportunity for AEG members to provide feedback on the redesigned Portal.

Speaker Bios:
The Publications Group at the Washington Geological Survey is responsible for the Surveys website, interactive maps, Portal, GIS data, publications, and outreach products.

Susan Schnur, Ph.D., L.G.
Susan Schnur is the Publications Group Manager and guides the work of the group by providing leadership and project management. She has an academic background in marine geology with a focus on volcanology and geochronology, and work experience in technical editing, copyediting, graphic design, publication layout, and GIS. She enjoys finding ways to communicate technical concepts to non-technical audiences in a way that everyone can understand.

Ashley Cabibbo, L.G.
Ashley is the Publications Group Data Manager. She enjoys working with all the science groups within the Survey and finding unique solutions to their data management needs. She also works on preserving the Surveys at-risk data such as historical field notebooks, oil and gas logs, coal and metal mine maps, and photographs. She hopes to create interactive maps and content documenting the geologic history of Washington State.

Keara McLean
Keara is the GIS Specialist for the Publications Group at the Survey, where she supports WGSs scientists by developing, publishing, and maintaining GIS data and web mapping applications. She has a background in state and federal government, working across the transportation, intelligence, and environmental sectors. She is passionate about demonstrating the power of spatial thinking and creating impactful, user-friendly solutions.