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Martha Van Rennselaer Hall G71

Spatial analyses and place-based studies are more important than ever in the world today, and the digital technologies that support such work are becoming much more commonplace and in high demand. At Cornell we are at a turning point, as we face increasing demands and opportunities for support of geospatial research, teaching, and extension, while at the same time lacking a clear vision for how such demands will be met, especially as several key players from within our geospatial community transition out through retirement.

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For more detailed background on this effort, please see our briefing paper, Sustaining Geospatial Science and Technology at Cornell University.

Due to overwhelming interest, we are asking that people register for this event by October 6. Register now to guarantee your seat (and a lunch).

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If you would like to present a lightning talk, submit your lightning talk proposal by October 6.

And whether or not you can attend, we also invite you to respond to our Working Group Discussion questions, which will form the basis for communicating the outcomes of this event to the Cornell Community.

 Food and drinks for breaks, lunch, and closing reception will be provided.

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