Towson University’s Outreach Blog

Jeremy

The 23^rd annual Towson University Geographic Information Sciences (TUgis 2010) conference will be held on Monday, May 24^th and Tuesday, May 25^th at the University Union on Towson University’s campus.  Each day starts off with a plenary presentation, which is followed by three concurrent sessions throughout the day with lunch and several breaks mixed in.  During the concurrent sessions, conference attendees may choose from several 15-minute presentations and several 45-minute mini-workshops, ranging on topics from environmental applications to GIS career development.

One of the mini-workshops taking place at TUgis 2010 will focus on the MDiMap initiative. It will take place in the Chesapeake I room of the University Union on Tuesday, May 25^th from 3:30 – 5:00pm. Watch the interview below where Ashley Buzzeo of Towson University’s Center for GIS and one of the MDiMap mini-workshop presenters describes MDiMap in general and the MDiMap mini-workshop specifically.

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