[OSGeo-UK] GISRUK 2009

[Joanne Cook]

Dear All,

This might be an interesting conference to attend- there is a session on open source GIS, and a few familiar faces presenting. I have been in touch with the organisers regarding some space for OSGeo to meet up, but they didn't feel it was all that appropriate- but I don't think there would be a problem with an informal meetup in one of Durham's many fine pubs. Use this list to arrange meeting up, if anyone is planning to go along.

All the best

Jo
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From: "David Fairbairn" <dave.fairbairn at NEWCASTLE.AC.UK>
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Subject: GISRUK 2009

With apologies for cross-postings


GISRUK 2009 University of Durham
Wednesday 1 April - Friday 3 April 

The latest research in GIS in the UK
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GISRUK 2009 is approaching and this week is the final week for registering.  The Programme is now available on the conference website at www.ceg.ncl.ac.uk/gisruk2009   You can see that we have a wide-ranging set of presentations addressing all aspects of GI Science, excellent keynote speakers, and a social programme of note.  There are a couple of worthwhile pre-conference workshops also which still have places.

Please disseminate this message to colleagues from undergraduates to professors: GISRUK, as always, will address the full scope of GIS research. 

Please register to attend this conference before Friday 20 March through the website or directly at http://www.dur.ac.uk/conference.booking/details/?id=23.

We look forward to welcoming you to Durham.

Dr David Fairbairn
School of Civil Engineering and GeoSciences, 
Cassie Building, 
Newcastle University, 
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE1 7RU, 
England

T +44 (0)191 222 6353; 
F +44 (0)191 222 6502; 
E dave.fairbairn at newcastle.ac.uk 

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Joanne Cook
Senior IT Support and Development
Oxford Archaeology (North)
01524 880212
http://thehumanjourney.net


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