Fwd: GIS Day PDX Returns for 2021!

[David Percy]

So, this raises the question:

What should we do for Post-GIS day?

😄

That would be Nov 18th...

I'm happy to fire up a Zoom session if people want to gather virtually... I teach until 6 that day, but I can make someone else the co-host if we want to start earlier...

Cheers,

Percy

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From: Christina Friedle <christin...@pcc.edu>
Date: Tue, Nov 2, 2021 at 5:25 PM
Subject: GIS Day PDX Returns for 2021!
To:

Please join us this year for a series of events to celebrate GIS Day 2021!  

On GIS Day we will host a presentation & social (virtually) - same fun, different modality.  The presentation, Cartographic Chaos, will be a series of fast-paced, 5-minute lightning talks from several contributors to the new Upper Left Cities: Cultural Atlas.

Other events throughout the week include a Humanitarian Mapathon and two-part Mapbox for GIS workshop.  

Check out the GIS Day PDX website for details: https://christinafriedle.wixsite.com/gisdaypdx. 

All events are FREE, open to the public, and require registration (links on the website).  Please spread the word and share with others!

Reach out if you have any questions.

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Christina Friedle

Geography Faculty | Department Chair | PCC Sylvania

christin...@pcc.edu

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David Percy ("Percy"), M.S.
-Spatial Data Science / GIS
-Instructor/Researcher
Portland State University
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