First Time Attendee Meet-Up
October 6, 2026
Is it your first time attending Geo Week? Stop by the Future Leaders Hub during the Welcome Reception to network with other geospatial professionals and members of the Geo Week…
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Is it your first time attending Geo Week? Stop by the Future Leaders Hub during the Welcome Reception to network with other geospatial professionals and members of the Geo Week…
Join us for a casual networking session during the Networking Happy Hour, dedicated to connecting and elevating women in the geospatial field. This informal meet-up is a great opportunity to…
Join us for the Welcome Reception, where exploration begins! Reconnect with colleagues, uncover the latest in geospatial technology and solutions, and chart new connections in the Exhibit Hall.
AI is transforming how geospatial data is produced and used, but what makes it reliable enough to act on? Join WGIC for an interactive panel exploring Data to Decisions: Rebuilding…
Enterprise Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are traditionally dominated by proprietary software vendors. However, modern open-source geospatial technologies now offer robust, scalable, and cost-effective alternatives for large-scale operations. This presentation explores…
How can geospatial businesses keep pace with policy change, and use that knowledge to inform their decisions? WGIC’s Policy Scan is a quarterly publication and a tool for tracking policy…
At Geo Week 2026, I argued that accuracy is not optional and that vendor claims deserve scrutiny. This year, I’m bringing the data. Drawing on multi-sensor projects that combine terrestrial,…
The PreGISP program / GISP-E certification officially launched in Spring 2025. The GIS Certification Institute (GISCI) administers the GISP, the leading professional certification for GIS practitioners in the United States….
So, you’re finally finished! Years of highly technical training have yielded an academic degree in GIS and you’re ready to bag that high-paying gig you’ve been dreaming about. But now…
Rivers, reservoirs, and coastal waterways are some of the most demanding environments in geospatial work. Shallow water, rapidly changing stage, variable clarity, and the overlap between land and water disciplines…