Dr. Peter H. Raven at 2008 ESRI User Conference27/06/2008 |
| The 2008 ESRI International User Conference (ESRI UC) will feature renowned botanist, environmentalist, biodiversity expert, and president of the Missouri Botanical Garden, Dr. Peter H. Raven. Raven will discuss the significance of biodiversity and the environment for sustaining our world. |
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The ESRI UC, the largest conference in the world devoted to geographic information system (GIS) technology, will be held August 4-8 at the San Diego Convention Center in California. The conference draws approximately 13,000 users from more than 120 countries who come together to learn, collaborate, and discover the latest developments in GIS technology. The conference theme this year is GIS: Geography in Action. Raven will talk about the importance of biodiversity and how it influences our daily lives. He will discuss the threats-including loss of habitat, overconsumption, and climate change-that impact biodiversity and the solutions available for us to preserve and improve our planet's sustainability. As part of the presentation, GIS will be used to analyse ecosystems and the myriad of plant and animal life that inhabit them. In addition, GIS will be used to model future impacts to these bionetworks. Supplier: 0 More news from this supplier: Navteq Signs ESRI Enterprise Licence Agreement ESRI's ArcGIS Business Analyst 9.3 Desktop Solution ArcGIS Offers Quick Access to Premium Imagery Data ESRI's New ArcGIS API for Flex State of Qatar's Centre for GIS Recipient ESRI Award Exploring the Power of Spatial Thinking Kentucky City Will Deploy ArcGIS Software in Organisation Accessibility to GIS Data Store Eased Venezuelan Architects and Urban Planners Receive ESRI Award Microsoft Virtual Earth Offered with ArcGIS Online Services New Speed Profiles in Navigation High-Resolution Satellite Imagery on TV ArcGIS Supports SQL Server 2008 Sokkia Topcon Updates Agreement for South Korea Maps NASA Satellites Capture Images of Southern California Wildfires Value of Satellites for Conserving Wetlands OGC Reference Model The House that Maps Built Mining Title Cadastre and Registry for Mongolia Comments (0): |


