ISG2005
ISG2005 
Jointly
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Supported by:
The International Symposium and Exhibition
on Geoinformation (ISG) is a unique gathering place and open forum for geospatial
professionals and practitioners from all disciplines to exchange experience
and knowledge on Geoinformatics. ISG 2005 is the 4th of a series of international
symposiums that began in 2001 with the aim of attracting leading geoinforma-tics
researchers from all fields to reflect the interdisciplinary approaches of
geoinformation including civil engineering, environmental sciences, computer
science, geography, information science, mathematics, psychology, social sciences,
etc. Themed “Geospatial Solutions for Managing the Borderless World”,
ISG 2005 encourages divisive topics related to developing geospatial data
solutions and technologies to facilitate various decision-making processes.
It is hoped that the event will offer an unprecedented opportunity to discover
the current geoinformation technology and its development and applications
for managing the borderless world. ISG 2005 will include exciting technical
and plenary sessions, key-note addresses followed by two days of technical
sessions and in-depth workshops. The symposium is designed to meet scientific,
technical and business needs of the geoinformatics community.
Take advantage of the opportunity by taking part in the outstanding event
in Penang, Malaysia. We will work hard to make it a symposium of the highest
quality and at the same time we will offer to network you with fellow geoinformatics
professionals, renewing old acquaintances and making new ones.
27
- 29 Sept. 2005 Batu Feringghi, Penang, Malaysia
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ISG 2005 Secretariat
Phone: +604-5995999 ext 6204 & 6206
Fax: +604-5941009
E-mail: isg2005@eng.usm.my or isg_2005@yahoo.com
www.civil.eng.usm.my/isg2005
Who Should Attend
The symposium is open to all professionals and practitioners who have a common interest in using geoinformation technologies to meet their operational and business goals. The technologies include satellite image processing, geographic information systems (GIS), global positioning systems (GPS), automated mapping, information technology (IT), mobile and field computing, customer information systems, environmental management systems and many more topics of interest to decision-makers and managers in all working sectors.
ISG2005 Final Programme (pdf format) (New)