We are seeking presentations that showcase what your organization is doing with GIS and geospatial data. These can include topics such as addressing, mapping, parcels, streets, public utilities, planning & zoning, water, waste water, natural resources, environment, aerial photography, or applications that you or your organization are implementing.
Breakout Sessions: SWUG is seeking breakoutpresentations for its annual conference. The conference will be held April 19-23, 2010 at the Red Cliffs Lodge near spectacular Moab, Utah. To submit papers for consideration for presenting at this yearly event, please E-mail
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. The presentations will be about 40 minutes in length, shorter presentations maybe considered and grouped together into a combined 40 minute session.
Lightning Talks: Special Lightning Talks will be presented during one of the plenary sessions. These talks will be 7 - 10 minutes in length and may showcase a project that you have successfully completed. Please contact
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if you have any questions about the lightning talks.
Panel Discussions: We are also seeking ideas and thoughts on panel discussions. If you have a good idea for a panel discussion, please get in contact with us at
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. Most of you have been to a lot of these conferences before. So, if you have seen a panel discussion that you would like to see re-visited, please consider letting us know about it so that we can decide if it might be a good fit for our conference
Please Note: We are seeking the presentations earlier this year because we would like to be able to advertise what topics are on the schedule when we open registration. Therefore, the deadline for submitting abstracts is going to be January 15, 2010.
Presenting papers is a valuable way to demonstrate to your boss and peersthat the work that you are doing is acceptable and valued by the geospatial community. The UGIC Board strongly encourages you to consider presenting at this conference.
