Research IT

GIS in action a GISMEO community event

Discover how GIS is shaping research, teaching, and well-being initiatives across the university. Hear from guest speakers, explore real-world applications, and share your feedback to help guide the future of GIS. The event will conclude with an interactive Q&A.

Nov. 20, 2024 12:30 — 14:00

Online via Zoom

Join us on GIS Day – Celebrating 25 years of GIS Excellence for our Geographic Information Systems, Mapping, and Earth Observation (GISMEO) community event.

This meeting is open to everyone within the University, from academics and students to Professional Services and technicians. Whether you're just starting with geospatial technology or have years of experience, GISMEO is a welcoming space for you. Led by:

  • Dr. Gail Millin-Chalabi (Research IT – Project Manager & Co-I Researcher in GISc)
  • Ms. Donna Sherman (University Library – Curator of Maps)
  • Dr. Polyanna Bispo (Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography)

In the meeting we will:

  • Introduce GISMEO: Meet the team and hear about the goals of the community.
  • Showcase ArcGIS Online (AGOL): Discover what resources are available at the University.
  • Hear Lightning Talks from AGOL Users:
    • Vicky Short (Professional Services - AGOL for Wellbeing)
    • Dr. Richard Figueroa Alfaro (Teaching & Assessing with AGOL)
    • Olivia Bickerstaff (Expanding GIS Skills: UK Fire Danger Rating System Internship)
  • Manchester Spatial survey: Report survey results and update on what happens next.

We see exciting potential in the geospatial field and invite the curious to join us and learn more about this fascinating discipline at this group meeting, held online via Zoom on 20th November 12:30 – 14:00, please register now.

This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with others, gain valuable insights, and build a network in the world of GIS, Mapping and Earth Observation. Don't miss out!

The GISMEO community provides a platform for members to engage with experts, enhance peer learning, foster networking, and solve challenges collaboratively. Our community also offers increased visibility into career opportunities within the geospatial sector. Follow the community on CaDiR.