Showcase Your Work

Abstract submission deadline is June 29, 2019.

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Your work deserves
an audience.

At UC, your story will garner you recognition as a GIS thought leader amongst your peers.

Here’s how you can contribute.

The abstract submission is now closed.

2019 deadline

Abstract Submission: June 29, 2019

Abstract Acceptance: July 05, 2019

Full-Paper Submission: July 25, 2019

Full-Paper Acceptance: August 10, 2019

Submission of Final Presentations: August 16, 2019

Submit Your Abstract

How it works

Review the eligibility and requirements before submitting your abstract. Our committee will evaluate your abstract and make selections based on topic, content and time available. All authors will be notified after the selection process.

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Tips and guidelines

Submissions should tell inspiring stories that illustrate how you are using Esri GIS technology to positively impact your communities and/or industries.

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Themes

This year, we are specifically interested in the following topics:

Disaster / Emergency Management
Natural Resource Management and Environment (Agriculture / Forestry / Water resource)
New Advances in Geo-Spatial Technology (Real-time / IoT / AI / ML / BigData / Integrated Workflows)
Retail / Manufacturing / Supply Chain / Distribution / Real Estate
Smart Cities / Urban / Infrastructure/ E-Governance / Municipal
Utility (Electric, Energy, Gas and Water)

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Eligibility and Requirements

Questions to be answered

What problem did you solve with GIS?

What advantage did GIS give you?

Did you find a more useful way to do something?

What difficulties did you overcome to solve your problem?

What are your findings or results?

How can this project be useful for the audience?

Helpful tips

Be clear

What you submit is what you'll present. Nothing upsets attendees more than signing up for a session that's not as advertised.

Be enthusiastic

Make sure your content is relevant, but also exciting. What invaluable information will you share during the session?

Be concise

Who's the target audience? What products or topics does this session cover outside the topic? What roles specifically benefit from this session?

Be original

Attendees want to see new presentations that cover the latest innovations in technology. Take the time to create well-written titles and abstracts, outlines, and select the appropriate audience and level.

Be educational

Be sure your proposal doesn't sound like a sales pitch, but rather an exciting opportunity to learn something new.

Be specific

Please provide any pertinent information that will help us understand your selection of a discipline. This will help us determine the appropriate topic category for your presentation.

No product promotion allowed

All papers and presentations must be noncommercial. At no time is it permissible for presenters to use their time slot to advertise or promote a product, service, or company.