Call for Presentations
The symposium will offer both poster and paper presentations into the many areas of GIS. The keynote address and panel discussions are geared to be follow-up topics from previous symposiums. Our vision is to continue to promote and encourage quality presentations of research papers in the field of spatial information science.
Call for abstracts is open for the following GIS streams of interests. Please send your email responses to Dr. Steve Ramroop at sramroop@troy.edu
Perspectives on Spatial Systems
- Influence on fields such as business, health, social science and environment
- Future techniques
- Historical developments
Bridging the GAP
- Philosophical approach
- Anticipated hurdles
- Acceptance
Environmental Space
- Applications of spatial information in environmental management
- Spatial aspects of botany, ecology and zoology
- Sampling, interpolation, visualization and modeling of natural systems
Spatial Data Mining
- Pattern discovery with spatial data
- Tools for data mining of spatial relations
- Spatial similarity
- Visualization
Applications of Spatial Information Systems
- Spatio-temporal models of natural processes
- Ecological modelling
- Coupled systems
- GIS and interoperability
Other GIS use
- Utility
- Land administration
- Taxation
- Natural resources
- Local government