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Events Calendar

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July 2008

1-4 July. Salzbug University, Austria

GI Forum 2008
The Swiss federal law on geoinformation enter into force on 1 July 2008. Confederation, cantons, municipalities and the private sector are building the Swiss National GI Infrastructure. "GIS/SIT - Swiss Forum for geographic information" is the largest GI event in Switzerland. Nearly 1000 players of the Swiss GI market are expected, GI data owners et users in government and in the private sector and research. Full papers and extended abstracts for publication are accepted until February 1, 2008. Contact: office@gi-forum.org
Details: www.gi-forum.org

 

2-4 July . Salzburg University, Austria

AGIT 2008
Details: www.agit.at

 

2 July. BGS, Kingsley Dunham Centre, Keyworth, Nottingham, NG12 5GG

AGI Environmental Special Interest Group Annual Conference
Climate change: How GIS can help towards a greener future With the devastating floods in the summer of 2007 and the high level coverage of climate change in the media, there is no better time than now for the GI community to discuss how we can help towards a greener future. Book before the end of March and benefit form the early bird discount being offered for this event. The call for papers has now been closed and the conference program will be announced shortly.
Details: www.agi.org.uk/pooled/articles/BF_EVENTA…

 

3 - 11 July . Beijing,China

ISPRS 2008
Details: www.isprs2008-beijing.org

 

4-7 July. Istanbul, Turkey

4th Workshop of the EARSeL Special Interest Group on Developing Countries
Details: www.earsel-dc.uni-hannover.de

 

6-11 July . Boston, MA, USA

IGARSS 2008
The IGARSS’08 Technical Program will be highlighting four new and exciting application themes, for which remote sensing data have been transformational: 1.Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) and Radiance Data Assimilation 2.Ocean Synoptics and Weather B3.aseline Climate Identification and Global Change 4.Environmental and Human Health
Details: www.igarss08.org

 

13 - 20 July. Montreal, Canada

COSPAR 2008
COSPAR, the Committee on Space Research, is the international body of space scientists worldwide. Its Scientific Assemblies occur every two years, and during July the 37th Assembly will take place in Montreal, Canada, including a celebration of COSPAR's 50th anniversary. The scientific commissions begin at the Earth’s surface and extend through its atmosphere, ionosphere, magnetosphere and the solar system as well as astrophysics, space life sciences, materials sciences and fundamental physics in space. The Local Organizing Committee invites you to participate in this Assembly to be held in the modern Palais des congrès in this historic city.
Details: www.cospar2008.org

 

14 July. The Royal Commonwealth Society, London

How Do We Prevent The Likelihood Of Future Flooding?
TAKING FORWARD THE SELECT COMMITTEE AND PITT REPORTS - ACHIEVING PROPER INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE 21st CENTURY Contributors James Gray MP, House of Commons Environment Committee Dr Andrew Collins, Director, Disaster and Development Centre, Northumbria University Nick Reynard, Head of Risk Analysis and Modelling Group, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Cllr Paul Bettison, Chair, Environment Board, Local Government Association Stephen Haddrill, Director General, Association of British Insurers Carl Minns, Council Leader, Hull City Council Martin Kane, Customer Relations Director, Severn Trent Water Pam Warhurst, Board Member, Natural England A Senior Representative, Environment Agency
Details: www.cppseminars.org.uk/site/dpb.cfm?do=r…

 

15 . Montreal, Canada

ICG Expert Meeting on GNSS systems and services
ICG will introduce at this meeting the scope of its current and future work, aiming at building a system of systems. Its focus will be on identifying future needs, requirements, and policy, in terms of systems and services, both at the regional and the international levels, thereby building on the experience of service providers around the world. Emphasis will also be placed on the further development of the strength of the ICG as a participant in the global playing field for GNSS activities.
Details: www.cospar-assembly.org

 

21 - 25 July . Vancouver, Canada

GeoWeb 2008
Details: www.geoweb.org