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16th Annual New York State Geographic Information Systems Conference
September 20-21, 2000 Holiday Inn- Liverpool, New York |
New Conference Developments and Changes!
Sponsors
Central NY Region of the American
Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
New York Statewide GIS Coordination Program
Cosponsor
Niagara Mohawk Economic and Community
Development
Underwriter
The Chazen Companies
GIS tools help solve real world problems in all kinds of areas today, including facilities management, transportation, utilities, environmental protection, health care and epidemiology, land use planning, marketing, conservation, business strategic planning, engineering, education, social services, economic development, and more. Starting sixteen years ago with a small gathering of early GIS users, the New York State GIS Conference has become a major GIS professional development opportunity for hundreds of GIS users in the state. The conference is a great place to discover how New Yorkers are using GIS to accomplish important objectives in the public and private sectors. Technical presentations feature working professionals who share their GIS experiences and solutions in dealing with real world problems like yours.
Meet fellow New Yorkers active in the GIS field, exchange information and experiences, and seek solutions to your geographic data management needs. Professional networking opportunities help you develop a network of fellow GIS users which can continue through the years. In the exhibit area, GIS vendors and consultants display the latest in GIS hardware, software, analytical techniques, and services.
Keynote Speaker: Nancy Tosta, Vice-President, Ross & Associates Environmental Consulting, Ltd.
We are very pleased to announce that Nancy Tosta will deliver the opening keynote presentation at this year's conference.
Banquet Speaker: Stewart McKenzie
General Information
Exhibits: Exhibit booths are available to GIS software and hardware vendors, consulting firms, agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Please indicate your interest in exhibiting on the response form to receive full information. Or, for more information, contact Horace Shaw at (315) 470-6891 or hbshaw@esf.edu.
Job Exchange: Bring resumes and position descriptions to the conference to be posted.
Map Contest: Map contest categories are: Best Cartographic Product and Best Analytical Product. Maps must be received at ESF Continuing Education by Monday, September 11, 2000. Entries must consist of a single unmounted map sheet. The map must have been produced between September 20, 1999 and September 8, 2000. Judges' decisions are final. Awards, including free registration for the 2001 NYS GIS Conference, will be presented at the conference banquet. Each entry should be accompanied by a $15 check per entry, ($10 for full-time students.) Entries will be displayed at the poster session.
Logo Contest: This year we are sponsoring a contest to create a new logo for the NYS GIS Conference. Entries should be submitted in electronic format together with a hard copy printed version to the conference office at SUNY-ESF by September 8, 2000. The winning logo will be selected by popular vote at the conference on September 20-21. The creator of the selected logo will receive a cash prize of $250.
GIS Partnerships Award: The New York State Coordination Program is happy to announce the First Annual GIS Partnerships Award.
| Conference Location:
All sessions will be held at the Holiday Inn,
441 Electronics Parkway W, Liverpool, New York, (315) 457-1122. Lodging: We have reserved
a block of rooms at the Holiday Inn for conference participants, at a special conference/
government rate for NYS GIS participants. You must specify that you will be attending the
NYS Geographic Information Systems Conference when you register, and request the
appropriate rate. Reservations may be made by calling (315)457-1122. |
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