Space-Time Modeling and Analysis Workshop

February 22-23, 2010

8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.

GIS software is beginning to provide space-time tools to assist scientists, researchers, and other spatial decision makers; however, much more can be done. Professionals from all fields and disciplines are invited to apply for one of the workshop presentation slots. The workshop will offer intense dialog and demonstrate state-of-the-art space-time modeling and analysis. In addition to the selected presentations, approximately 100 other researchers from the organizing institutions will be in attendance and participate in the breakout discussion sessions.

Researchers working on practical aspects of space-time modeling and analysis are encouraged to submit abstracts for either a full (20-minute) presentation or focused lightning (10-minute) talk. Preference will be given to abstracts describing concrete results to concrete problems, and we especially encourage software demonstrations.

Publication

After Redlands GIS Week, one or more publications, including a special peer-reviewed issue of Transactions in GIS, will be produced to share the event’s results with a larger audience.

Submission Guidelines

• Your title may not exceed 10 words.
• Your abstract may not exceed 150 words.
• No bullet points, numbering, or all CAPITAL LETTERS, and submissions must be in English. Remember, the information you enter is used for publishing purposes (e.g., Web site, agenda, CD-ROM).
• At no time is it permissible for presenters to use their time slot to advertise or promote a product, service, or company.

Important Information

• The committee will evaluate abstracts and make selections based on topic, content, and time available; we cannot guarantee that all submissions will be accepted.
• All authors will be notified after the selection process by January 8, 2009, and provided with presenter information if applicable.
• The selection process will be handled by the following program committee:
• Michael Gould, ESRI
• David Maguire, City University Birmingham
• John Wilson, University of Southern California
• Douglas Flewelling, University of Redlands
• Douglas Richardson, AAG
• David Maidment, University Texas-Austin
• May Yuan, University of Oklahoma
• Dawn Wright, Oregon State University
• Steve Kopp, ESRI
• Erik Hoel, ESRI
• Michael Goodchild, University of California Santa Barbara

Questions?