FOSS4G Paper Submission Deadline

[BrianT]

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All:

Allow me to interrupt the triumphant counting of your tax refund to
gently remind you of another April 15th deadline: paper submissions
for the international geospatial open-source conference (FOSS4G)
coming to Denver in September.

Appreciating that travel budgets are tight, consider participating in
North America's 2nd largest gathering of GIS adepts.

A prominent theme of this year's conference is the hybrid use of open
source pieces and parts alongside proprietary components--we're seeing
some innovative mixing and matching that's not driven strictly by
price but also functionality, ease-of-use, etc. So if you have a
story that includes the use of geo open source, by all means shout it
from the rooftops, or, in this case, into a microphone at the downtown
Sheraton... You'll have the choice of presenting either in a 20-
minute format or 5-minute lightning talk, so don't let those rusty
toastmaster speaking skills get in the way of delivering illumination.

More info--

http://2011.foss4g.org/abstracts/



Brian


p.s. The pre-conference workshops and tutorials are posted. Lots of
opportunities to expand the knowledge (http://2011.foss4g.org/
workshops/)