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Kick start your GISMEO career

May 21, 2025 11:00 — 13:30

Online via Zoom

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Join the GISMEO community for an inspiring event dedicated to careers in Geographical Information Systems, Mapping, and Earth Observation. Gain valuable insights from professionals who have successfully navigated these industries, expand your network, and discover the support available through the careers service to help you take the next step in your journey.



GISMEO: Invites you to a Humanitarian Mapathon

Qingyi Mao,

The GISMEO community invites you to get hands-on at their next Humanitarian Mapathon event with pizza ๐Ÿ•๐Ÿ•๐Ÿ•!
Join experts in the field, our special guests Pete Masters, Special Project Advisor at Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT), Dr Kirsty Watkinson, Research Associate at SEED, and Dr Martin Parham from the Humanitarian Conflict Response Institute.

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GISMEO: Humanitarian Mapathon with Pizza

May 7, 2025 13:00 — 15:30

In person at the Engineering Building Room B_2B.025 (M&T)

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Join our Humanitarian Mapathon! This coordinated mapping event offers participants the chance to learn about humanitarian mapping from experts and gain hands-on experience. Bring your laptop and enjoy some pizza ๐Ÿ•!



Championing GISMEO

Qingyi Mao,

As co-leader of the Geographical Information Systems, Mapping, and Earth Observation Community (GISMEO), Gail Millin-Chalabi stands out as a champion for innovation and knowledge sharing. This article explores Gail's background and her interests in GIS, the environment, maps, art, and the world of Beatrix Potter!

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Maps and Mince Pies

Qingyi Mao,

The GISMEO community hosted a festive event, showcasing the University's map collection and captivating attendees with fascinating stories behind the maps.

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Geographical Information Systems in Action

Image of earth taken from space by NASA
Image of earth taken from space by NASA
Kate Harrison,

On World GIS Day, the Geographical Information Systems, Mapping and Earth Observation (GISMEO) community met to focus on GIS and showcase some applications at the University.

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GISMEO Maps and Mince Pies

Dec. 5, 2024 13:00 — 15:00

The Map Room - University Library

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The GISMEO community are excited to celebrate the Universityโ€™s map collection at this special event.



Announcing Upcoming GISMEO Community Drop-in Sessions

Kate Harrison,

For anyone interested in Geographical Information Systems, Mapping, and Earth Observation, the GISMEO community has announced the dates of its regular drop-in sessions.

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GIS in action a GISMEO community event

Nov. 20, 2024 12:30 — 14:00

Online via Zoom

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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.



Connecting the GIS, Mapping & Earth Observation Community

Vicky Short,

We are happy to report that during its first community event, the GISMEO community has already produced new connections and opportunities for its members.

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Launch of GIS, Mapping and Earth Observation Community

July 24, 2024 13:00 — 14:00

Online

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Join researchers from across the University for the launch of the new Geographical Information Systems, Mapping and Earth Observation community.



Launch of new GIS, Mapping and Earth Observation Community

Image of earth taken from space by NASA
Image of earth taken from space by NASA
Gail Millin-Chalabi,

Join us in launching a new Computation and Data in Research (CaDiR) community! The GIS, Mapping and Earth Observation (GISMEO) community aims to facilitate innovative and interdisciplinary use of geospatial methodologies and technologies through building a dedicated, university-wide geospatial community.

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