Open Source GIS San Diego Gathering (OSG-SD) - Tuesday, August 8th, 6:30pm

Open Source GIS San Diego Gathering (OSG-SD) - Tuesday, August 8th,
6:30pm

You are cordially invited to an Open Source GIS gathering in San Diego.

WHEN: Tuesday, August 8th 2006, 6:30pm to 9:00pm
WHERE:        Visualization Lab, San Diego State University (
http://citi.sdsu.edu/ )
WHY: To introduce geospatial professionals to free open
source complements to commercial GIS software
ADMISSION: Free, as in free beer. However, space in the lab is
limited. Please contact Dana Nibby to be added to our
mailing list: danaspatial@yahoo.com
FOOD: Free, as in free beer, pizza and soda will be
provided.

DIRECTIONS: Driving - http://citi.sdsu.edu/directions
                Directions using public transportation to follow.

PROPOSED EVENTS:

* 6:30pm to 6:59pm - Doors open. Socializing
* 7:00pm to 7:14pm - Welcome / Introduction
* 7:15pm to 7:44pm - Presentation 1 (need presenter - preferred topic:
Introduction to Open Source GIS Software)
Please contact Dana Nibby if you are
interested in presenting: danaspatial@yahoo.com

* 7:45pm to 8:14pm - Presentation 2 (need presenter - preferred topic:
MapServer + PostGIS)
                 Please contact Dana Nibby if you are interested in presenting:
danaspatial@yahoo.com

* 8:15pm to 8:45pm - Open discussion on planning a larger event for
2007
* 9:00pm to 10:00pm - Beer social at _________. (BYOB - Buy Your Own
Beverage)

For more information, please check the following web site in the days
leading up to the event:

http://NCSDUG.ORG

Thanks very much and hope to see you there. Please RSVP if you wish to
attend, or can assist: danaspatial@yahoo.com
Please forward this notice on and help get the word out.

So far, 30 people have registered. There is still space available.
Email danaspatial@yahoo.com if interested in attending.

We are still looking for presenters.

Please forward this notice to blogs and other GIS-related email
discussion lists. Tell your friends, etc.

Thanks very much.

Dana


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