This workshop on the socio-economic benefits of geospatial information/GEOSS 2012 will be held in Boulder, Colorado, on June 12 through 14, 2012. It is a follow-on to two prior workshops held respectively in Washington DC in 2010 and Ispra, Italy in 2011). Geospatial information from Earth observation and other sources contributes to decisions by both societal and individual decision-makers. Effective use of this information is essential as issues are becoming more complex and consequences of decisions more critical for future economic and social development. This workshop will review quantitative socio-economic methodologies and metrics for assessing and communicating the value of geospatial information.
See the Workshop Flyer for initial information on the workshop.
See the call-for-participation for more details on the goals and objectives of the workshop.
See the Benefits-workshop-program-highlights for a first look at agenda sessions.
Abstracts for workshop presentations and posters are being accepted (see below). All abstracts are due by March 9, 2012. Notification of acceptance will be provided by April 13, 2012. Workshop registration will open mid-January.
