GI_Forum 2012 – Symposium and Exhibit



Themes & Application Fields. GI_Forum 2012 offers full-fledged, intertwined tracks on GIScience & Technology and Learning with GI with a focus on geovisualization, society and learning, and their inter-relationships.

Keynotes by Sara Fabrikant, Muki Hakley, Alan MacEachran and Georg Gartner support the 2012 GI Forum special focus.

We welcome theoretical, technical and empirical work. Topics within the special focus include, but are not limited to:

•             Advanced visualization and cartography

•             Visual analytics

•             Spatial information & society

•             Critical GIS / cartography

•             Education for Spatial Citizenship

•             Spatial thinking in education

•             Spatial Data Infrastructures for education

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