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It is with great pleasure that we invite you to participate in the Queensland Spatial Conference 2008 (QSC2008), proudly hosted by the Spatial Sciences Institute, Queensland Region. The Conference will be held at the Holiday Inn Surfers Paradise from 17-19 July 2008.
http://www.qsc2008.com.au/
The spatial sciences are changing rapidly and conferences such as this are vital to ensuring we keep up to date with these changes. The technical programme has been structured to provide quality education and development - and the social programme is one not to be missed!
The Conference theme of Global Warning: What’s Happening In Paradise? gives presenters scope to address the changes relevant to our industry. Surfers Paradise, like many other regions throughout Australia, is under stress from drought, intensive development, population increase, effects of sea level change and other factors associated with global warming/climate change. Like-minded professionals are contributing innovative spatial solutions to these and other challenges across the Asia Pacific Region, in areas of water resources, agriculture, land development, environmental management, emergency services, infrastructure, transport and marine biology.
As spatial professionals, we are employing leading edge technologies and methodologies in mapping, surveying, GIS, remote sensing and photogrammetry to address the impacts of climate change.
The QSC2008 is endorsed and supported by the Land Surveying Commission of SSI and is the premier surveying conference in 2008 for land surveyors.
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to participate in the Queensland Spatial Conference 2008 (QSC2008), proudly hosted by the Spatial Sciences Institute, Queensland Region. The Conference will be held at the Holiday Inn Surfers Paradise from 17-19 July 2008.
http://www.qsc2008.com.au/
The spatial sciences are changing rapidly and conferences such as this are vital to ensuring we keep up to date with these changes. The technical programme has been structured to provide quality education and development - and the social programme is one not to be missed!
The Conference theme of Global Warning: What’s Happening In Paradise? gives presenters scope to address the changes relevant to our industry. Surfers Paradise, like many other regions throughout Australia, is under stress from drought, intensive development, population increase, effects of sea level change and other factors associated with global warming/climate change. Like-minded professionals are contributing innovative spatial solutions to these and other challenges across the Asia Pacific Region, in areas of water resources, agriculture, land development, environmental management, emergency services, infrastructure, transport and marine biology.
As spatial professionals, we are employing leading edge technologies and methodologies in mapping, surveying, GIS, remote sensing and photogrammetry to address the impacts of climate change.
The QSC2008 is endorsed and supported by the Land Surveying Commission of SSI and is the premier surveying conference in 2008 for land surveyors.
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to participate in the Queensland Spatial Conference 2008 (QSC2008), proudly hosted by the Spatial Sciences Institute, Queensland Region. The Conference will be held at the Holiday Inn Surfers Paradise from 17-19 July 2008.
http://www.qsc2008.com.au/
The spatial sciences are changing rapidly and conferences such as this are vital to ensuring we keep up to date with these changes. The technical programme has been structured to provide quality education and development - and the social programme is one not to be missed!
The Conference theme of Global Warning: What’s Happening In Paradise? gives presenters scope to address the changes relevant to our industry. Surfers Paradise, like many other regions throughout Australia, is under stress from drought, intensive development, population increase, effects of sea level change and other factors associated with global warming/climate change. Like-minded professionals are contributing innovative spatial solutions to these and other challenges across the Asia Pacific Region, in areas of water resources, agriculture, land development, environmental management, emergency services, infrastructure, transport and marine biology.
As spatial professionals, we are employing leading edge technologies and methodologies in mapping, surveying, GIS, remote sensing and photogrammetry to address the impacts of climate change.
The QSC2008 is endorsed and supported by the Land Surveying Commission of SSI and is the premier surveying conference in 2008 for land surveyors.
GeoWeb 2007 conference organizer Galdos Systems Inc. and conference supporter the Geospatial Information & Technology Association are pleased to announce the hosting of the 2008 '''GeoWeb conference in Vancouver from July 21-25th, 2008'''.
GeoWeb is one of the only annual conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and geographic information systems.
The 2008 GeoWeb conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies. The conference will include dedicated workshops on Geography Markup Language (GML), KML, MapPoint, LandXML, SVG, ebRIM, and OGC web services for GIS.
Information on the conference can be found at http://www.geowebconference.org
The GeoWeb 2008 conference reflects the breadth, evolution and growing maturity of the GeoWeb and is one of the only conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet, and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and GIS. This exciting annual conference will take place in Vancouver, Canada from July 21-25th, 2008 at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The GeoWeb 2008 conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies.
GeoWeb 2007 conference organizer Galdos Systems Inc. and conference supporter the Geospatial Information & Technology Association are pleased to announce the hosting of the 2008 '''GeoWeb conference in Vancouver from July 21-25th, 2008'''.
GeoWeb is one of the only annual conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and geographic information systems.
The 2008 GeoWeb conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies. The conference will include dedicated workshops on Geography Markup Language (GML), KML, MapPoint, LandXML, SVG, ebRIM, and OGC web services for GIS.
Information on the conference can be found at http://www.geowebconference.org
The GeoWeb 2008 conference reflects the breadth, evolution and growing maturity of the GeoWeb and is one of the only conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet, and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and GIS. This exciting annual conference will take place in Vancouver, Canada from July 21-25th, 2008 at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The GeoWeb 2008 conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies.
GeoWeb 2007 conference organizer Galdos Systems Inc. and conference supporter the Geospatial Information & Technology Association are pleased to announce the hosting of the 2008 '''GeoWeb conference in Vancouver from July 21-25th, 2008'''.
GeoWeb is one of the only annual conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and geographic information systems.
The 2008 GeoWeb conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies. The conference will include dedicated workshops on Geography Markup Language (GML), KML, MapPoint, LandXML, SVG, ebRIM, and OGC web services for GIS.
Information on the conference can be found at http://www.geowebconference.org
The GeoWeb 2008 conference reflects the breadth, evolution and growing maturity of the GeoWeb and is one of the only conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet, and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and GIS. This exciting annual conference will take place in Vancouver, Canada from July 21-25th, 2008 at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The GeoWeb 2008 conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies.
GeoWeb 2007 conference organizer Galdos Systems Inc. and conference supporter the Geospatial Information & Technology Association are pleased to announce the hosting of the 2008 '''GeoWeb conference in Vancouver from July 21-25th, 2008'''.
GeoWeb is one of the only annual conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and geographic information systems.
The 2008 GeoWeb conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies. The conference will include dedicated workshops on Geography Markup Language (GML), KML, MapPoint, LandXML, SVG, ebRIM, and OGC web services for GIS.
Information on the conference can be found at http://www.geowebconference.org
The GeoWeb 2008 conference reflects the breadth, evolution and growing maturity of the GeoWeb and is one of the only conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet, and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and GIS. This exciting annual conference will take place in Vancouver, Canada from July 21-25th, 2008 at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The GeoWeb 2008 conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies.
GeoWeb 2007 conference organizer Galdos Systems Inc. and conference supporter the Geospatial Information & Technology Association are pleased to announce the hosting of the 2008 '''GeoWeb conference in Vancouver from July 21-25th, 2008'''.
GeoWeb is one of the only annual conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and geographic information systems.
The 2008 GeoWeb conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies. The conference will include dedicated workshops on Geography Markup Language (GML), KML, MapPoint, LandXML, SVG, ebRIM, and OGC web services for GIS.
Information on the conference can be found at http://www.geowebconference.org
The GeoWeb 2008 conference reflects the breadth, evolution and growing maturity of the GeoWeb and is one of the only conferences focusing exclusively on the convergence of GIS and the Internet, and the economic potential associated with the convergence of XML, web services and GIS. This exciting annual conference will take place in Vancouver, Canada from July 21-25th, 2008 at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The GeoWeb 2008 conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies.
The [http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/ 2nd International Workshop on Mobile Geospatial Augmented Reality] will be held in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, from the 28-29th of August 2008. It follows the great success of the first edition that took place in Banff, AB, in 2006.
The second edition will be the opportunity to pursue the discussions and reflections initiated between the geospatial and augmented reality communities. This year, the workshop is organised jointly with the workshop of the GeoEduc3D research project funded by the [http://www.geoide.ulaval.ca/ GEOIDE] Network of Centres of Excellence. GeoEduc3D deals with educative mobile games, augmented reality and geospatial technologies. Therefore, the mobile game community will also be targeted by the workshop.
Get the [http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/UserFiles/File/REGARD-workshop_flyer.pdf flyer of the event] (pdf) !
Event URL: [http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/ http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/]
The [http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/ 2nd International Workshop on Mobile Geospatial Augmented Reality] will be held in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, from the 28-29th of August 2008. It follows the great success of the first edition that took place in Banff, AB, in 2006.
The second edition will be the opportunity to pursue the discussions and reflections initiated between the geospatial and augmented reality communities. This year, the workshop is organised jointly with the workshop of the GeoEduc3D research project funded by the [http://www.geoide.ulaval.ca/ GEOIDE] Network of Centres of Excellence. GeoEduc3D deals with educative mobile games, augmented reality and geospatial technologies. Therefore, the mobile game community will also be targeted by the workshop.
Get the [http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/UserFiles/File/REGARD-workshop_flyer.pdf flyer of the event] (pdf) !
Event URL: [http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/ http://regard.crg.ulaval.ca/2008/]
The Geoinformatics FCE CTU 2008 Workshop will be held in Prague, Czech Republic from the 18-19th of September 2008. The workshop is organized by Department of Mapping and Cartography, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague.
The workshop is focused on the relevance of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) (not only) in Geoinformatics concerning wide range of topics:
- teaching methods
- software development
- public geodata
- software patents
- migration from proprietary software to free software at
schools, public administration, etc.
Information on the workshop can be found at http://geoinformatics.fsv.cvut.cz/wiki/index.php/Geoinformatics_FCE_CTU_2008.
The Geoinformatics FCE CTU 2008 Workshop will be held in Prague, Czech Republic from the 18-19th of September 2008. The workshop is organized by Department of Mapping and Cartography, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague.
The workshop is focused on the relevance of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) (not only) in Geoinformatics concerning wide range of topics:
- teaching methods
- software development
- public geodata
- software patents
- migration from proprietary software to free software at
schools, public administration, etc.
Information on the workshop can be found at http://geoinformatics.fsv.cvut.cz/wiki/index.php/Geoinformatics_FCE_CTU_2008.
Workshop by the dutch "open geo groep", entry and end-user audience.
Program:
* What is open source GIS and what can it offer end users in the Netherlands?
* Which solutions are relevant to local governments in the Netherlands?
* What does using open source mean for all parties involved?
* Licensing structures of open source products.
* How can I get support on my open source GIS implementations?
* Best practices and use cases
Event website.
The annual [http://www.foss4g2008.org Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference] brings together the people who create, use, and support open spatial software. No other event brings together members of the open source development, open data creation, and open standards promotion communities like FOSS4G.
The 2008 FOSS4G Conference will be held in the fascinating and beautiful city of [http://www.foss4g2008.org/www.capetown.gov.za/ Cape Town, South Africa] from the Monday 29th September to Friday 3rd October at the [http://www.cticc.co.za/ Cape Town International Convention Centre].
In a change from the norm, the FOSS4G 2008 will incorporate one of the biggest GIS events in South Africa - the GISSA 2008 Conference - Interest is expected from the International and Local Communities who might normally attend FOSS4G, as well as a new and enthusiastic audience. South African interest is expected to grow in the light of our new government Open Source Software policy. And of course we expect the usual GISSA community in South Africa to attend, including proprietary GIS vendors, users and presenters. Open communication, debate and discussion amongst the ‘proprietary’ and ‘FOSS’ communities will be encouraged.
The Conference Theme is Open Source GIS: an option for Developing Nations. FOSS4G 2008 is presented by [http://www.osgeo.org OSGeo] and the [http://www.gissa.org.za/ Geo-Information Society of South Africa (GISSA)].
The annual [http://www.foss4g2008.org Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference] brings together the people who create, use, and support open spatial software. No other event brings together members of the open source development, open data creation, and open standards promotion communities like FOSS4G.
The 2008 FOSS4G Conference will be held in the fascinating and beautiful city of [http://www.foss4g2008.org/www.capetown.gov.za/ Cape Town, South Africa] from the Monday 29th September to Friday 3rd October at the [http://www.cticc.co.za/ Cape Town International Convention Centre].
In a change from the norm, the FOSS4G 2008 will incorporate one of the biggest GIS events in South Africa - the GISSA 2008 Conference - Interest is expected from the International and Local Communities who might normally attend FOSS4G, as well as a new and enthusiastic audience. South African interest is expected to grow in the light of our new government Open Source Software policy. And of course we expect the usual GISSA community in South Africa to attend, including proprietary GIS vendors, users and presenters. Open communication, debate and discussion amongst the ‘proprietary’ and ‘FOSS’ communities will be encouraged.
The Conference Theme is Open Source GIS: an option for Developing Nations. FOSS4G 2008 is presented by [http://www.osgeo.org OSGeo] and the [http://www.gissa.org.za/ Geo-Information Society of South Africa (GISSA)].
The annual [http://www.foss4g2008.org Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference] brings together the people who create, use, and support open spatial software. No other event brings together members of the open source development, open data creation, and open standards promotion communities like FOSS4G.
The 2008 FOSS4G Conference will be held in the fascinating and beautiful city of [http://www.foss4g2008.org/www.capetown.gov.za/ Cape Town, South Africa] from the Monday 29th September to Friday 3rd October at the [http://www.cticc.co.za/ Cape Town International Convention Centre].
In a change from the norm, the FOSS4G 2008 will incorporate one of the biggest GIS events in South Africa - the GISSA 2008 Conference - Interest is expected from the International and Local Communities who might normally attend FOSS4G, as well as a new and enthusiastic audience. South African interest is expected to grow in the light of our new government Open Source Software policy. And of course we expect the usual GISSA community in South Africa to attend, including proprietary GIS vendors, users and presenters. Open communication, debate and discussion amongst the ‘proprietary’ and ‘FOSS’ communities will be encouraged.
The Conference Theme is Open Source GIS: an option for Developing Nations. FOSS4G 2008 is presented by [http://www.osgeo.org OSGeo] and the [http://www.gissa.org.za/ Geo-Information Society of South Africa (GISSA)].
The annual [http://www.foss4g2008.org Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference] brings together the people who create, use, and support open spatial software. No other event brings together members of the open source development, open data creation, and open standards promotion communities like FOSS4G.
The 2008 FOSS4G Conference will be held in the fascinating and beautiful city of [http://www.foss4g2008.org/www.capetown.gov.za/ Cape Town, South Africa] from the Monday 29th September to Friday 3rd October at the [http://www.cticc.co.za/ Cape Town International Convention Centre].
In a change from the norm, the FOSS4G 2008 will incorporate one of the biggest GIS events in South Africa - the GISSA 2008 Conference - Interest is expected from the International and Local Communities who might normally attend FOSS4G, as well as a new and enthusiastic audience. South African interest is expected to grow in the light of our new government Open Source Software policy. And of course we expect the usual GISSA community in South Africa to attend, including proprietary GIS vendors, users and presenters. Open communication, debate and discussion amongst the ‘proprietary’ and ‘FOSS’ communities will be encouraged.
The Conference Theme is Open Source GIS: an option for Developing Nations. FOSS4G 2008 is presented by [http://www.osgeo.org OSGeo] and the [http://www.gissa.org.za/ Geo-Information Society of South Africa (GISSA)].
The annual [http://www.foss4g2008.org Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference] brings together the people who create, use, and support open spatial software. No other event brings together members of the open source development, open data creation, and open standards promotion communities like FOSS4G.
The 2008 FOSS4G Conference will be held in the fascinating and beautiful city of [http://www.foss4g2008.org/www.capetown.gov.za/ Cape Town, South Africa] from the Monday 29th September to Friday 3rd October at the [http://www.cticc.co.za/ Cape Town International Convention Centre].
In a change from the norm, the FOSS4G 2008 will incorporate one of the biggest GIS events in South Africa - the GISSA 2008 Conference - Interest is expected from the International and Local Communities who might normally attend FOSS4G, as well as a new and enthusiastic audience. South African interest is expected to grow in the light of our new government Open Source Software policy. And of course we expect the usual GISSA community in South Africa to attend, including proprietary GIS vendors, users and presenters. Open communication, debate and discussion amongst the ‘proprietary’ and ‘FOSS’ communities will be encouraged.
The Conference Theme is Open Source GIS: an option for Developing Nations. FOSS4G 2008 is presented by [http://www.osgeo.org OSGeo] and the [http://www.gissa.org.za/ Geo-Information Society of South Africa (GISSA)].
The GIN/RGI Symposium is a two-yearly tradition. With these symposiums GIN informs her members about the latest development in Geo Information and GIS, in theorem and practical. The symposium is a event to show innovative projects to the (national)world.
On this GIN/RGI symposium "geo-future" will be the central topic. Giving the audience the ability to learn the latest development and innovation in GI, practically and from an academic perspective. In lectures and discussions we will look at the future. There will be a GI-marketplace and possibility to link with other professionals in the field.
