GIS Day Poster Competition20/06/2011 |
| GIS Day 2011 is Wednesday 16th November 2011 and URISA, USA, is pleased to announce its support of GIS Day student poster competitions. URISA look forward to receiving GIS Day poster competition guidelines. Also posters that are selected as winning entries to promote the accomplishments of both the students and institutions are welcomed. In further recognition of the winning posters, URISA is pleased to provide one-year student memberships for the best poster in each category. |
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It is expected that URISA's GIS Day Student Poster Competition page will quickly become a very valuable GIS teaching and research resource, and we look forward to assisting professors, students, and competition judges as they plan their GIS Day activities.
Poster competitions are an excellent means of illustrating and testing how well students are able to demonstrate both research skills and communication skills. Many geography and GIS degree and certificate programs sponsor student poster competitions, particularly as part of their GIS Day events.
Read more about: GIS Website: http://www.urisa.org/gisday_posters Supplier: Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA) More news from this supplier: GIS Volunteers Providing Relief Assistance Young GIS Promotors GISCorps Volunteers in Action GIS-Pro 2011 Events Call for Presentations for CalGIS Success for URISA GIS in Public Transportation Keynote Speakers for Addressing Conference Addressing Webinar Part 1 Enrol for Leadership Academy Dave Lovell Named as GSDI Association's President-elect Blind Study Identifies Most Accurate Demographic Data Land Professionals Need to Adopt Change Quickly SSJ-100 Airplane Crash Site Imagery ESTEIO and SIMEPAR Cooperate on UAV Monitoring and Mapping ENR Top Firms Choose ProjectWise Mobile GIS for Aboriginal Tourism Guide System SIRIUS Only Civil UAS Flying at UVEX First African Open Source Geospatial Laboratory Bentley Acquires InspectTech 
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