PAST EVENTS
April 11, 2024: URISA BC Conference – The Ever-Shifting Landscape: Adapting to Change Using GIS
April 27, 2023: I Don’t Know What You Did Last Summer – GIS Edition
February 21, 2019: Get Moving! Transport your Network to the Next Level with GIS
February 22, 2018: Get Smart! Smarter Communities with GIS
June 15, 2017: Engage: Make It So With GIS in Community Engagement
December 6, 2016: mAppification: The Rise of Single-Purpose Geo-Apps
February 4, 2016: Space-Time! Geo-enabling the Internet
June 4, 2015: GIS Anywhere, Anytime on Any Device!
November 20, 2014: Emergency Planning and Response: GIS to the Rescue!
February 20, 2014: Web Map and Apps
May 23, 2013: Big Data, Big GIS … Big Deal!
November 21, 2012: Geospatial Technologies and Asset Management
February 16, 2012: Open Data – So What?
January 19, 2011: GIS Technology Showcase
May 20, 2010: Implications of Open Data for GIS & More
October 29, 2009: The Changing Face of GIS
January 22, 2009: The New Dimension in GIS – 3D Analysis
June 10, 2008: GIS and the Environment
December 13, 2007: GIS Applications & Data Integration
April 18, 2007: Asset Management/Asset Accounting – GIS Brings them Together
June 5, 2006: GIS in Health and Public Safety
February 13, 2006: GIS and Asset Management
June 6, 2005: Taking GIS to the Public
December 13, 2004: GIS in Planning and Transportation
May 26, 2004: Web Based Solutions to Infrastructure and Asset Management
February 18, 2004: Integration of GIS, Mobile Solutions and Satellite Imagery
December 2, 2003: Kelowna Fires and GIS
May 22, 2003: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
February 20, 2003: Plan Talk VII – GIS in Planning
November 26, 2002: GIS Applications Showcase
May 30, 2002: e-Government
February 27, 2002: GIS Technology in Public Utilities
October 24, 2001: GIS in Planning
November 29 , 2000: Mobile Solutions
April 12 , 2000: Web Based Mapping
March 8, 2000: Emergency Services and Technology
February 9, 2000: Municipal Applications Showcase
CANCELLATION POLICY
URISA BC recognizes that on occasion plans change and individuals registered for our events may not be able to attend. However because URISA BC must make financial commitments prior to the event for meals and space, we have a cancellation policy. All registrants for an event who do not cancel at least two weeks prior to the event will be expected to pay their registration fee in full whether they attend the event or not. This policy applies regardless of when the registration on our site takes place. To cancel your registration, you must send an email to registration@urisabc.org. We will respond to your email indicating whether your cancellation has occurred by the cancellation deadline and whether fees are still payable. URISA BC appreciates your understanding.