

Registration is open!

Attendees have the opportunity to take advantage of preconference training courses on Monday, August 16. These full-day courses are designed as classroom experiences and attendance is limited. Register early to reserve your spot in the class! Choose one of these three training workshops:
Hot Topics
Innovations at the USGS
Making relevant information available to their clients is a top priority for the USGS. With the enormous amount of data that is available, making it findable is a key goal. The topographic map is the foundation of most mapping that has been done in the United States.
New Educational Opportunities!
CalGIS 2010 will be offering three URISA Certified Workshops on Sunday, April 18, 2010. Take advantage of these peer-reviewed, full-day comprehensive courses taught by certified workshop instructors!
CalGIS 2010 will be offering three URISA Certified Workshops on Sunday, April 18, 2010. Take advantage of these peer-reviewed, full-day comprehensive courses taught by certified workshop instructors!
CalGIS 2010 will be offering three URISA Certified Workshops on Sunday, April 18, 2010. Take advantage of these peer-reviewed, full-day comprehensive courses taught by certified workshop instructors!
9:00–10:00 am
Welcome and Keynote Address
Gather for the opening session to start the morning. Conference Chair, Mary Jo Starostka and Program Chair, Bill Campbell, will point out some of the conference highlights and not-to-be-missed events. Leaders from IAAO and URISA will welcome attendees to the 14th Annual GIS/CAMA Technologies Conference!
Monday, March 8, 2010
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Take advantage of the education offered through the preconference workshops at the GIS/CAMA Conference in Little Rock! Each course is presented in a classroom setting and attendance is limited, so register early.
This year, three workshops are being presented. Choose the one that best meets your training needs:
Location: Easy to get to? Easy to get around? Hotel in the center of town, near restaurants, nightlife, and shopping, and with inexpensive room rates?