GeoWeb 2009 Conference Dates Announced

04 February 2009, 3:11pm

Remember to Submit Your Abstract by Feb. 27th!

Conference Announcement

Galdos Systems Inc. wishes to invite you to participate in the industry-leading event focused on GIS and the Internet:GeoWeb 2009 Conference! GeoWeb conferences focus exclusively on geographic information systems, the Internet, and the economic potential associated with their convergence. GeoWeb 2009 will continue the tradition of focusing on the reciprocal impact of the Web and Geographic Information as well as the ever-increasing need for collaboration in light of global economic and environmental concerns. GeoWeb 2009 is for everyone! Representatives from both public and private organizations are invited to meet, discuss and learn about today's most innovative geospatial technologies. Be sure to save the date and join us this coming summer as we explore and unlock the future of the GeoWeb! Registration begins online April 2, 2009.

GeoWeb 2009 is taking place July 27-31, 2009 in downtown Vancouver, BC Canada at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue.

Call for Presentations Reminder

GeoWeb 2009 and its organizers are currently seeking submissions for presentations and workshops. This is a must-attend conference for anyone involved in shaping the future of the geospatial industry. GeoWeb 2009 will feature well known keynote and invited speakers, 16 workshops and tutorials, 50+ technical presentations, panel sessions, and vendor networking opportunities. No other geospatial conference provides this level of knowledge intensity. New to 2009 is an emphasis on urban environments and the integration of CAD/GIS/BIM as well as a 3-day Academic/Science track on 3D modeling. If you wish to deliver a presentation please visit GeoWebConference.com to learn more about the suggested topics and submission details.

GeoWeb Blog

Latest post by Ron Lake

As always, GeoWeb is concerned with the reciprocal intersection and impact of the Web and Geo, as well as the social, technical and business implications of that exchange. GeoWeb is a very important event, more than any other on the geospatial calendar, offering the opportunity to visualize and contribute to the direction of the industry. One of those interesting directions, to be hi-lighted at GeoWeb 2009, is the role of information sharing and information infrastructures in the urban landscape (Cityscapes). Considering the recent announcements of significant investments in large capital infrastructure projects such as highways, mass transit, and remediation of buildings for energy conservation and pollution reduction, this focus on urban environments is even more relevant than in the past.

GeoWeb Conference 2009

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