Introduction to GIS and Mapping Webinar (3).pptx
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Cody Custis
I'll let Jordan speak on the ESRI slides, but the R and Power BI slides that I created are meant to be standalone, not demo. The risk of having technical issues for those sections would outweigh the benefits of live software. The URLs are available for jurisdictions to check out later.
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Cailyn Lingwall
Hi Jordan,
Thanks for uploading. Does this version also address Michelle Van Handel’s comments as well?
Cailyn
Thanks for uploading. Does this version also address Michelle Van Handel’s comments as well?
Cailyn
Cody Custis
Hey Jordan, I see your question in bold. I think it's probably best to ask that during the presentation, because states are going to want to know.
The answer is that states are free to work in Power BI Desktop (which keeps data private); once states want to publish they use Power BI Service (which makes data public). It's muddy, since they're inter-related products. I think it's actually easier to understand and explain with the slides.
The answer is that states are free to work in Power BI Desktop (which keeps data private); once states want to publish they use Power BI Service (which makes data public). It's muddy, since they're inter-related products. I think it's actually easier to understand and explain with the slides.
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-Slide 15 and 16 look like they might be duplicates?
- slide 24(data source)
-Is slide 33 mean to be a demo?
Finally, can you please provide specific reference to the jurisdiction-level vulnerability assessment while you discuss software considerations? Ex: one software might be better for states looking to use their assessment results to inform “x” or better for more simplified analyses etc.
Thank you!
Cailyn
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