ESRI User Conference will be starting in 24 hrs, few things to know to make things easier at the conference
1. Take your ESRI conference material on Sunday to avoid looooooong lines tomorrow
2. Use the online agenda planner to plan all your session and also have back up sesssions marked in case you dont the one you are attending.
3. First timers attend the Conference orientation sessions on Sunda.
Other interesting sessions to attend:
Monday 6PM, June 18 2007: Open Source GIS gathering at San Diego.
OSG-SD gathering is happening on sidelines of ESRI conference. Here the invitation letter and interested folks mark you calender
Hi
All Well its on !
Tim Foresman has agreed to be our speaker again ! Fresh from the ISDE5 conference in Berkeley.http://www.isde5.org/ We had a Great time and made lots of new friends.Lots of good news to share about the Digital Earth Exchange and the new announcement fromSpot Image of France about Planet Action Collaboration to Provide Climate Change Toolshttp://www.imagingnotes.com/go/article_free.php?mp_id=98&PHPSESSID=b633f4f7b7b94fda465aa550ae620954I will also be showing some of the latest coolest open source software on the planet :)We will also be opening it up for others to share what they are up to !Feel free to contact me if you would like to present something but its not required.We will buy Pizza and refreshments for all so we would like to know how many want to attend...reply to the list or me directly! Invite folks you meet at the ESRI conference .
The plan is to start around 6PM at the Vizlab on SDSU campus.
http://citi.sdsu.edu/directions/The trolley runs from downtown and stops on the south side of campus or its a short drive east on Rt.8Hope to see you all on the 18th of June at 6PM
John Graham
Chief Scientist,
Visualization Center
San Diego State University
johng at telascience.org
Tuesday 8PM, June 19 2005 : Geo Bloggers Meet-Up
An informal meeting of geo-bloggers will be held at : Mister Tiki Mai Tai Lounge
801 5th Ave, San Diego, CA
(619) 233-1183
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