Abstracts Sought for GIS-Pro 2012: URISA's 50th Annual Conference for GIS Professionals



The committee welcomes the submission of individual papers, complete sessions, luncheon presentations, panels, and lightning talks and has proposed a list of suggested topics for consideration (note that all abstracts received will be reviewed and considered for the conference program regardless of the list below):

Data and Applications of GIS
  • Data storage: cloud or in-house; new methods for compression; data de-duplication
  • Basemap updating/maintenance
  • Maps in the Cloud
  • Transportation & Transit (planning/mapping/management)
  • Addressing
  • Map communication: how to not make the “normal” mistakes
Technical
  • Open Source
  • Architecture
  • Server Technology/Cloud Computing
  • Leveraging the Tablet Explosion
  • Mobile Applications
Leadership and Management
  • GISP Certification
  • Esri ArcGIS Certification
  • Education: how to cope with reduction in budgets and still keep your people on top of the fast-paced changes
User and Business User
  • GIS Return on Investment (ROI)
  • Business process reengineering
  • GIS in the First Nations /Tribal Agencies
  • Reflections on the Past 50 years of URISA
  • GIS in the Social Sciences
  • "New" Uses for GIS
  • Geospatial Future
  • GIS in the Pacific Northwest
Abstract submissions will be accepted until Friday, February 17, 2012. Abstract submissions should include a presentation title and descriptive abstract text not to exceed 250 words.
URISA is pleased to welcome the Northwest GIS Users’ Group as co-host of GIS-Pro 2012.
The link to the Call for Presentations and general conference information is:  http://www.urisa.org/gispro2012

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