[mapserver-users] COM.Geo 2010: Computing for Geospatial Conference & Exhibition (June 2010 Washington DC)

2010-01-18 Thread Andrew Clark
COM.Geo 2010: Conference and Exhibition on Computing for Geospatial Research
and Application (June 2010, Washington DC)
http://www.com-geo.org

COM.Geo 2010 is a leading conference and exhibition on computing for
geospatial research and application with focuses on the latest computing
technologies for multidisciplinary research and development that enables the
exploration in geospatial areas. COM.Geo Conference is an exclusive event
that connects researchers, developers, scientists, and application users
from academia, government, and industry in both computing and geospatial
fields. COM.Geo 2010 Highlight is Cloud Computing for Geospatial.

COMMITTEE: http://www.com-geo.org/committee.htm
NASA, USGS, DOT, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, MIT, Purdue, OGC, etc.

PROGRAM: http://www.com-geo.org/program.htm
* 3.5 days of Papers, Courses, Invited Sessions, Workshops, and Tech
Talks/Posters
* 3 days of exhibitor tradeshow and Exhibitor Talks
* Multiple networking events (Job Fair, Brainstorm Corner,
Banquets/Receptions, Creative Theater, etc.)
* Free special programs for attendee family members (Creative Kids Hour,
Creative Theater, etc.)

SUBMISSION DEADLINES: http://www.com-geo.org/important_dates.htm
Invited Sessions Proposal January 31, 2009
Workshops Proposal January 31, 2009
Full and Short Papers February 23, 2010
Courses Proposal February 23, 2010
Tech Talks Abstract March 31, 2010




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Re: [mapserver-users] COM.Geo 2010: Computing for Geospatial Conference & Exhibition (June 2010 Washington DC)

2010-01-18 Thread P Kishor
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:02 PM, Andrew Clark  wrote:
> COM.Geo 2010: Conference and Exhibition on Computing for Geospatial Research
> and Application (June 2010, Washington DC)
> http://www.com-geo.org
>

Sounds nice, but...

> COM.Geo 2010 is a leading conference and exhibition on computing for
> geospatial research and application ..

How can COM.Geo [sic] be "a leading conference" when the first one is
still six months in the future? [1] And the front page copy on the web
site has such flowery text that I don't know whether to feel flush
with gratefulness or grimace with bitterness at lost opportunity.
Let's see -- "computing driven location based applications" have not
revolutionized anything with the prominent exception of online mapping
for finding directions, cloud computing is still hot air, and the
hottest term of the 90s was not .com but sex, and still is so.

As always, time will tell.

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Puneet Kishor
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Re: [mapserver-users] COM.Geo 2010: Computing for Geospatial Conference & Exhibition (June 2010 Washington DC)

2010-01-19 Thread Jan Hartmann

Hi Puneet,

Glad to see you are still alive and kicking (hard). Do you still have 
the same good memories as I do of the real "leading conference" of this 
decennium? IMHO, time ***has*** already told ...


http://mapserver.sara.nl/conferences/2003/mum/photos/group.jpg

Cheers,

Jan

On 19-1-2010 6:34, P Kishor wrote:

On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:02 PM, Andrew Clark  wrote:
   

COM.Geo 2010: Conference and Exhibition on Computing for Geospatial Research
and Application (June 2010, Washington DC)
http://www.com-geo.org

 

Sounds nice, but...

   

COM.Geo 2010 is a leading conference and exhibition on computing for
geospatial research and application ..
 

How can COM.Geo [sic] be "a leading conference" when the first one is
still six months in the future? [1] And the front page copy on the web
site has such flowery text that I don't know whether to feel flush
with gratefulness or grimace with bitterness at lost opportunity.
Let's see -- "computing driven location based applications" have not
revolutionized anything with the prominent exception of online mapping
for finding directions, cloud computing is still hot air, and the
hottest term of the 90s was not .com but sex, and still is so.

As always, time will tell.

--
Puneet Kishor
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