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COM.Geo 2010 : 1st International Conference on Computing for Geospatial Research and Application

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Link: http://www.com-geo.org/
 
When Jun 21, 2010 - Jun 23, 2010
Where Washington DC, U.S.A.
Submission Deadline Apr 12, 2010
Notification Due Apr 19, 2010
Final Version Due Apr 25, 2010
Categories    computer science   geospatial   GIS   cloud computing
 

Call For Papers

COM.Geo is a leading-edge conference for computing for geospatial research and application. We invite you to submit research or application papers, tech talks and/or posters, to organize special sessions, courses, panels, and workshops. This is a good opportunity to demonstrate your work at the conference. Suggested topics include any topics related to computing for geospatial research and application.

Please visit conference webpages for more details: http://www.com-geo.org/

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