URISA Hall of Fame Call02/02/2010 |
| URISA is seeking nominations for its GIS Hall of Fame which recognises and honours the best in GIS. Introduced in 2005, the URISA GIS Hall of Fame documents the contributions made by key individuals. URISA welcomes nominations from any profession and is not restricted to those having a past or current relationship with URISA. This award is not given every year, and in some years there may be multiple recipients. |
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The selection criteria for this award are:
Previous inductees include:
Nominations must be submitted to URISA by 1st May. 
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