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AGI GeoCommunity 2013,
16-18 September, UK
AGI GeoCommunity'13 'Open for Business', 16-18 September, UK
The conference provides tangible insight and leadership in current geographic information and location based issues via a range of keynote addresses and conference papers, a showcase exhibition, as well as by hands on training and face to face delegate networking.
Registration and sponsorship is open. Deadline for submission of abstracts is Friday 29 March.
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GISUK, 3-5 April,
University of Liverpool, UK
The conference attracts delegates from all parts of the world from disciplines including geography, computer science, planning, archaeology, geology, geomatics and engineering. The GISRUK conferences aim to act as a focus for GIS research in the UK and provide a mechanism for the announcement and publication of GIS research.
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GEO-South, 1-2 May,
Elstree, UK
Taking place on 1-2 May, GEO-South is completely free to attend. Organisers PV Publications work closely with the geospatial industry to deliver up to 40 exhibitors, a packed free seminar programme and great networking opportunities.
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With more than half a century of experience in developing and manufacturing surveying instruments, China’s Suzhou FOIF is better placed than many to shape the future through its process of continuous innovation. We spoke to the company’s General Manager, Cao Yi Dong.
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The Faculty ITC of the University of Twente is one of the world's foremost professional training establishments in the field of geo-information science and earth observation. ITC offers postgraduate degree courses in geo-information science and earth observation with specializations in disaster management, earth sciences, geo-informatics, land administration, natural resources, urban planning, and water resources and environment.
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These will come from the onboard advanced microwave scanning radiometer of the Global Change Observation Mission – Water 1 (GCOM-W1), now that its initial calibration operation has been completed.
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As Britain’s Association for Geographic Information reaches a turning point in its journey, we asked its chair, Anne Kemp, where it is heading.
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