OpenGeo is going to sponsor FedGeo Day 2013 at Washington DC on Feb 28, 2013. The
theme of the conference is about Modern Tools for GIS, Geo Data & Cartography,
which will introduce you to GIS, cartography, web mapping, and map publishing
tools, show you what you can do with them, and walk through how and why
government agencies are using them to dramatically improve their mapping,
cartography, and GIS projects.
The conference announcement from their newsletter...
OpenGeo
is proud to support FedGeo Day, the exciting new conference in Washington
DC. The event offers a platform for those who work in or with federal agencies
to share their experiences with modern open source geospatial technologies.
We’re
looking forward to seeing case studies of how these tools are being used in
government, what benefits they bring, and why so many agencies are shifting to
open source technology. There will also be interactive demos that explore
specific open source tools and applications. The schedule
is packed with programming that should be particularly attractive for those for
those who make technology decisions within the federal government.
OpenGeo
will be presenting on our new enterprise console and on how the advances to
server-side processing (added to the OpenGeo Suite in the 3.0 release) are
altering the landscape for ‘traditional’ GIS.
We
hope you'll join us to see new, powerful and flexible open geospatial
tools and find out how you can use them in your projects. Registration
is open, and more details on the schedule
and event are at fedgeoday.com.
For updates on the conference, follow @fed_geo
on Twitter.
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