FedGeoDay 2025

Open Resilience: Using Open Geospatial Ecosystems to Predict, Prepare, and Respond

Join fellow open source enthusiasts for incredible presentations, networking opportunities, and industry insights at FedGeoDay 2025!

FedGeoDay Date
April 22, 2025

Workshops Date
April 23, 2025

Location
Washington, D.C.

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What is FedGeoDay?

FedGeoDay is THE event devoted to Open Geospatial Ecosystems that are used to initiate and grow capabilities across the U.S. federal government.

"Open Geospatial Ecosystems" refers to open source software, open/collaborative mapping, open science challenges, and open engagements.

As always, we will be bringing together federal program managers, technology leaders, industry partners, NGOs, and many others to share ideas, learn, and network.

Check out great content from previous FedGeoDay events here.

Presenters

Katie Picchione

Response Coordination Lead, NASA Disasters Program

NASA
Monica Mardel

Program Manager, Geography Division

U.S. Census Bureau
Ashley Fairman

Founder & CEO
DICE Cyber LLC
Maggie Cawley

Executive Director
OpenStreetMaps US

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Jennifer Bisceglie

Founder & Executive Vice Chair
Interos Inc.

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Jaymes Cloninger

CEO
Motivf

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Bill Dollins

Founder & President
Cercana Systems LLC

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Eddie Pickle

Senior Vice President
Crunchy Data

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Ryan Burley

Director of Sales and Business Development

GeoSolutions
Karen Townsend

President & CEO

Sea Island Software (HURREVAC)

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Daniel Dufour

Director of Performance Management and Open Data

City of Chattanooga
Tod Dabolt

Chief Data Officer, Office of the Chief Information Officer
Office of the Secretary - U.S. Department of the Interior
John Crowley

Head of Partnerships

MapAction

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Wayne Hawkins

VP - Intel Programs

RGi

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Aaron Kelley

President

UpSlope Advisors Inc.

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Zac Deziel

Product Manager

Development Seed

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