AGI GeoCommunity 08 Conference Programme Announced
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- Created on June 20, 2008
The event, which will take place from the 23rd to 25th of September 2008 at the Holiday Inn, Stratford Upon Avon, has been the flagship event of the UK geographic information industry for more than ten years, attracting practitioners, academics and policy makers with a world-class conference programme, showcase exhibition and networking opportunities. “Each year we receive a tremendous response to the call for papers, and each year we wonder how the following year can get any better,” said Chris Holcroft, Director and CEO of the AGI. “But each year we receive ever more high quality submissions, from which the Conference Working Group put together an outstanding and highly germane line-up of material.” The conference programme will also include senior representatives from organisations such as the Office for National Statistics, University College London, The Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA), HM Land Registry, Halcrow, Atkins and the British Geological Survey with papers ranging from ‘Before and After; Understanding the Local Impact of 2012’ to ‘Tackling Climate Change – Local Planning for a Global Crisis’ and ‘Mapping Health Information’ to ‘Public Access to Crime Information’. “The combination of high calibre keynote presentations, the promise of a topical yet stimulating conference programme and a showcase of the best technology and services available combined with hands on workshops, lively debate and networking opportunities has already attracted above target delegate bookings for this stage of our preparations,” continued Holcroft. “By taking our Early-Bird rates, delegates can ensure onsite accommodation and achieve savings of up to 30% on published delegate fees. However, these places are limited in number so we are encouraging prompt action to prevent disappointment.”
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