Esri Ocean GIS Forum Deadlines Approach

2 September 2015

The 2015 Esri Ocean GIS Forum, 4-6 November 2015 at the Esri Conference Center in Redlands, CA, USA, is now taking early registrations, as well as contributions to all sessions. Key deadlines follow:

• Early Bird Registration by September 7, 2015

• Standard Registration by October 5, 2015 to avoid late fees (accepted primary presenters pay only $100!)

• Abstracts for 20-minute talks due by September 14, 2015

• Abstracts for 5-minute lightening talks due by September 14, 2015

• Map Gallery submissions due by October 2, 2015  

Zach Ferdaña, Lead Coastal Resilience Manager of The Nature Conservancy, will deliver the keynote address. Also featured will be excellent and informative pre-conference workshops, latest news on Esri progress with multidimensional data formats and solution products, as well as a new track for weather, climate, atmosphere, meteorology, and/or METOC. Attendees can share work, and network in the areas of discovery and exploration, ocean science, ocean-use planning, multi-dimensional analysis, marine and coastal resilience management, conservation and restoration, disaster mitigation and response, ports, fisheries, and maritime defense and intelligence.  

Contribute to the ongoing peer-reviewed research monograph series, Ocean Solutions, Earth Solutions, which is based on papers presented at the forum! The Esri Ocean GIS Forum concludes prior to the 7th Annual Blue Tech & Blue Economy Summit of the Maritime Alliance, to be held in San Diego, November 9-10.  

The web site esri.com/events/ocean will have all the latest information up to and including the start of the event.

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