EUROGI is pleased to announce that its next General Board Meeting (GBM) will be held on 1 April 2025 in Porto, Portugal, alongside the GISTAM 2025 Conference. This collaboration marks an important step in strengthening synergies between EUROGI and one of the leading international conferences in the field of Geographical Information Systems (GIS).
GISTAM: A Key Event in GIS Research and Innovation
The International Conference on Geographical Information Systems Theory, Applications, and Management (GISTAM) is a global meeting point for researchers, practitioners, and industry leaders. It provides a platform to discuss the latest advancements in geospatial data sensing, processing, visualization, and management, bringing together experts in both ICT and management information systems.
With a strong focus on innovation, GISTAM covers a wide range of topics relevant to the EUROGI community, including:
– Data acquisition and processing
– Remote sensing
– Spatial data mining and management
– GIS applications in climate change
– Modelling, representation, and visualization
More details about the conference can be found here.
GISTAM 2025 will also be held in conjunction with CSEDU 2025, VEHITS 2025, CLOSER 2025 and SMARTGREENS 2025, allowing attendees broader access to discussions on digital transformation, smart technologies, and environmental sustainability.
Strengthening EUROGI’s Role in GIS and Geospatial Innovation
As an institutional partner of GISTAM for 2025 and 2026, EUROGI reinforces its commitment to advancing geospatial technologies and innovation across Europe. By participating in GISTAM, EUROGI members will have the opportunity to:
– Engage with cutting-edge research and emerging GIS applications.
– Connect with key players in academia, industry, and policy.
– Contribute to discussions shaping the future of geospatial technologies.
Alejandro Guinea de Salas, EUROGI President, commented on this new partnership:
“EUROGI is excited to collaborate with GISTAM, a conference that aligns closely with our mission to promote geospatial innovation and interdisciplinary knowledge exchange. Holding our General Board Meeting in Porto during GISTAM 2025 underscores our commitment to engaging with the broader geospatial community and supporting meaningful discussions on the future of GIS.”
