It is not to late! Extended deadline for call for Presentations, 17th Annual Central Florida GIS Workshop The 17th Annual Central Florida GIS Workshop will be here before you know it. This year will be bigger and better than ever and we’re planning to have several interesting Program twists so we hope you can join us. As excited as we are about the program planning thus far, we still need your involvement. You are invited to submit abstracts for possible presentation at this year’s Central Florida GIS Workshop to be held at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach on the 9th & 10th of September 2024. Early submission is highly recommended. The final deadline for abstract submission is July 20th, 2024, and this date will not be extended.

Suggested topics for the 2024 Workshop include:

The final session tracks as always will depend upon the accepted abstracts. The two-day Central Florida GIS Workshop provides a great opportunity to share useful information and your valuable experiences and lessons learned with your peers and of course for you to earn CEUs, AICP credits and GISP points.

Presentations should ideally fit into a ½ hour time block which will includes time for questions. A limited number of 60 minute sessions will be allowed, please be sure to note on your submission if you are looking for that additional time. Following our submission format greatly eases our burden on pulling things together in a consistent way. This submission format includes the general topic heading you believe your presentation would best belong in, your proposed presentation title, a short (200-300 word maximum) abstract of your presentation, your name and credentials (AICP, GISP, etc., as you want it shown in the Program), a brief 75 word or less bio, affiliation, phone number, and email address. Selected presenters will be notified by July 23rd and all presenters must be registered for the Workshop by August 15th , close of business. Think you have a friend or colleague that might be interested? Feel free to forward this invite to them!

Questions? Contact the Program committee at program@cfgisworkshop.org or blumoongis@aol.com . If you have any questions or comments regarding the Workshop program, to submit an abstract or if you’d like to volunteer to assist in this years’ Workshop in some capacity. We’re looking forward to lots of networking, the sharing of great GIS ideas and most importantly, your participation!