FYI - if you need an excuse to go to Vancouver, submit your abstracts for GeoWeb this week. Several OSGeo friends are usually there.
Tyler ------- July 26-30 · Vancouver, B.C. Canada · http://www.geowebconference.org GeoWeb 2010 Conference Submission Deadline Abstracts are Due this Friday (March 12th) Want to be in the Program? Time is Running Out! The deadline is fast approaching. Abstracts can be submitted online no later than 4pm PST Friday, March 12th. The emphasis for GeoWeb 2010 is Going Real Time. GeoWeb is about the technologies for information sharing and collaboration respecting events and activities in the real world. It is about designing our world and reacting to the changes in the world around us. It is about managing our way in the world using the best information about the current and probable future state(s) of the world. All submissions must include a title, theme, a detail abstract (<200 words) and a short description (<75 words). Presentation sessions will be 35 minutes in length. Workshops will be 3 hours in length and should focus on a key technology or standard. Presenters will be chosen based on a formal selection process led by the 2010 GeoWeb Planning Committee and will be notified of the status of their submission by March 25, 2010. Please note that all approved presenters will be provided with a 25% discount on the registration fee but are responsible for their own travel and expenses. To learn more about GeoWeb, the details for the Call for Submissions, please visit GeoWebConference.org. Questions can be directed to James Sakamoto. Be Connected, Spread the Word Watch previous keynote and invited speakers, make comments, or chime in on a discussion. Stay connected to the GeoWeb Community: _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.osgeo.org http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss