The Texas State Society for Geographic Information Science is a student organization that aims to better our community by combining our knowledge and skills.
GIS Day is almost here!
We are excited to welcome Dr. Steven Radil from the USAF Academy as our keynote speaker with his talk "Spatial Turns and Culture Wars Within Geography: One Human Geographer's Encounter With GIS"
More details coming soon!
Keynote speaker Dr. Steven Radil from the USAFA giving his talk "Spatial Turns and Culture Wars Within Geography: One Human Geographer's Encounter With GIS" #GISDay
SoGIS made their recent outstanding efforts in coordinating student volunteers to help with two important projects using their GIS skills. SOGIS Students and their contributions to both projects are highlighted by reports in the University Star! 😮👏
https://t.co/5tmW5RrrRY
SoGIS (Society for Geographic Information Science) invites you to celebrate this years GIS Day at Texas State University. Please join us to hear from keynote speaker Mark Deka from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and other fun events.
SoGIS (Society for Geographic Information Science)and SWIG (Supporting Women in Geography) welcomes you to attend GIS Day at Texas State University. Please join us to hear from keynote speaker Nate Casebeer from the Austin Fire Department Wildfire Division and other fun events.
#GISDay is November 13th! It provides an international forum for users of #GIS technology to demonstrate real-world applications that are making a difference in our society. 🌏 Learn more about this worldwide event here: https://t.co/aYNV4kFXqC @gisday
Discover a new way to visualize your data using Wurman Dots - now available in #ArcGIS. Learn more about this symbology style from the '60s here: https://t.co/YcG7Ephvdn #DataViz#Maps
It's #FreeMapMonday! Retweet and follow us for a chance to win the Historic Plymouth Quadrangle! Happy Thanksgiving!
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