GIScience News: Top Stories

Network of Young Researchers in GISc

The young researcher forum for Geographic Information Science aims to help participants of the GI-Days 2007 and other young researchers in field to stay in contact. The forums can be used to discuss current trends in GIScience, to get in contact with other researchers in the field, and to discuss problems and ideas regarding your ongoing (PhD) projects.

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Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Future of GIScience Workshop at National University of Ireland

Looking at the way the Geographic Information Science (GIScience) is undergoing changes with the transformation in data capture and management systems; there is a need for development of new algorithms, visualization techniques to handle such data. Looking at such aspects, a one day workshop is being organized by National University of Ireland Maynooth under the umbrella of Strategic Research Cluster in Advanced Geotechnologies. This will provide the Irish GIS community with a unique opportunity to listen to and meet these highly acclaimed people.

Brief Programme:

  • Applications and Analysis: GeoWeb2.0 and geo collaboration - Paul Longley, University College London
  • Representing the Geospatial Future- Michael Goodchild, University of California Santa Barbara
  • GIS: the tools of GIScience - David Maguire, ESRI
  • Geographic Information Geographic Information – national policy issues and business models policy issues and business models for governments for governments - David Rhind, The City University in London

This is a free to attend workshop, with obligatory registration by email to ncg@nuim.ie. Registration deadline: 15 April 2008.


For more information download the detailed programme in PDF format.

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