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Kelowna Mural Map – User Feedback & Networking Social

February 24 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Join the GoGeomatics Kelowna community for an evening featuring a live demonstration and discussion of the Kelowna Mural Map, followed by a casual networking social downtown.

Originally created in 2020, the Kelowna Mural Map was developed as a public-facing GIS application showcasing murals across the city. The project has evolved over several years and has recently been updated. Before its broader public launch this spring, the project owner is seeking user feedback on performance, usability, and potential improvements.

The evening begins with a short presentation and open discussion at the Kelowna Downtown Library. Following the presentation, participants are invited to continue the conversation over food and drinks at Central Kitchen + Bar.

If you’re unable to attend the library session, you are still welcome to join the group for the networking social afterward.

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Location (Presentation):
Kelowna Downtown Library | Okanagan Regional Library
Meeting Room 3 (downstairs near the children’s area)
1380 Ellis Street, Kelowna, BC

Networking Social (After):
Central Kitchen + Bar
1155 Ellis Street, Kelowna, BC
Reservation under: Dianne

Host:
Dianne Gray
GoGeomatics Kelowna Group Leader

About the Speaker

Dianne Gray has GIS experience across municipal government, mining, environmental consulting, oil and gas, and wind energy sectors. She has been involved with GoGeomatics since 2013 as a contributor and community member, founded the GoGeomatics Kelowna group in 2016, and continues to support local geomatics networking and knowledge-sharing initiatives.

Who Should Attend

This event is open to:

  • Students

  • Professionals

  • Academics

All geomatics-related disciplines are welcome, including GIS, surveying, remote sensing, photogrammetry, CAD, and related fields.

Why Attend

  • See a real-world GIS application in active development

  • Provide practical user feedback that will shape a public-facing map

  • Connect with the Kelowna geomatics community in a relaxed setting

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