European Lidar Mapping Forum23/06/2011 |
| Intelligent Exhibitions is organising the second edition of the European Lidar Mapping Forum. The venue will be Salzburg, Austria and is to take place from 29th to 30th November 2011. |
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This event focuses on airborne, bathymetric, and terrestrial Lidar and mobile mapping system technology and combines an international conference with an exhibition alongside.
Exhibit sales are selling very fast and in less than three weeks we had more than 50% of the exhibit space sold.
Professionals who are interested in participating in the conference or booking a stand are requested to contact Intelligent Exhibitions via e-mail: info@lidarmap.net.
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