[gis_info] GIS-Pro 2022 Call for Presentations

[Davis, Linda]

URISA's 60th Anniversary Conference, GIS-Pro 2022, will be hosted in Boise, Idaho, in partnership with the Northwest GIS User Group and the Northern Rockies Chapter of URISA Oct 3-6.
All three organizations are pleased to invite presentation proposals from the geospatial community. Abstract Submission Deadline is March 15, 2022.
 See details available at GIS-Pro 2022 Call for Presentations<https://www.urisa.org/gispro2022call>.

You can submit for a full session, a panel session, or even an ignite-style presentation.

Don't wait until it's too late - submit your proposals today.
Ready to Submit a Proposal? Links to Online Proposal Submission Forms

Full Session: A 60-90 minute comprehensive session with collaborative problem solving and knowledge sharing. Indicate learning objectives, skills gained, and takeaways.

Submit a Full Session Proposal<https://www.urisa.org/forms/gis-pro-2022-full-session-proposal/>

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Panel: A 60-90 minute presentation that encourages interaction and discussion between the panelists and the audience. Panel presentations should include at least three panelists, all speaking on different aspects of a particular topic.

Submit a Panel Session Proposal<https://www.urisa.org/forms/gis-pro-2022-panel-session-proposal-form/>

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Individual Presentation: Each presenter is allotted 15 to 30 minutes, plus a few minutes for questions. Presentations of this type will be scheduled with other presentations to form a cohesive session of 60 or 90 minutes in length.

Ignite-Style Presentation: A big hit every year, Ignite-style presentations (also known as lightning talks) are limited to five minutes (20 slides auto-advance at 15 seconds each). The best presentations are both educational and entertaining!

Submit an Individual Presentation or Ignite-Style Talk Proposal<https://www.urisa.org/forms/gis-pro-2022-proposal-for-individual-or-ignite-style-presentations/>

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