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March 2019
EUROGEO 2019 “Teaching Geography in challenging times”
EUROGEO 2019, Teaching Geography in challenging times will provide opportunities to discuss the role and potential of Geography to solve today and future issues as well as to respond to needs of society and the world.
Find out more »April 2019
American Association of Geographers – Annual Meeting 2019
2660 Woodley Rd NWwashJoin fellow geographers, GIS specialists, environmental scientists, and other leaders for the latest in research and applications in geography, sustainability, and GIScience.
Find out more »EUROGI Members Meeting I 2019: “Horizon 2030 – Visions and Challenges in GI“
This spring has been passing 25 years since the establishment of EUROGI. We would like to specifically mark this with the event "Horizon 2030 – Visions and Challenges in GI“ on April 5 in Brussels, where we expect an interesting discussion of the challenges of European GI sector in the next decade from various aspects. Kindly invited! Registration will follow soon.
Find out more »May 2019
Copernicus meets Galileo
The intention is to broaden the scope of the 2018 conference on “Earth Observation & Copernicus Technologies and Solutions for User Applications” to include the technology fields of “Navigation” und “Geoinformation Technology”. The conference will function both as a marketplace and a platform for knowledge transfer between technology experts, service providers and manufacturers as well as users in application sectors and in so doing boost the development. An optional matchmaking session with international participants from business and science provides the…
Find out more »July 2019
GI_Forum 2019 – THE spatial view
Geographic Information Science as a science and Geoinformatics as its methodology are not focused on any particular subject domain, but rather on a perspective. As a transversal discipline, an explicitly spatial view is applied to economy, society and the environment. Across traditionally “spatial” subjects, such as planning, resource management and logistics, GIS have long been established. Others, such as the humanities, currently experience the additional benefit of a “spatial turn”. Geoinformatics today provides an increasingly integral and highly important approach…
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