Meetings — MapIndia 2003


Map India Conference 2003 — an International Partnership

Time
2003 January 29-31 (pre-conference workshops Jan 27-28)
Place
Hotel Intercontinental, New Delhi
General location of New Delhi (from NGS Map Machine )
Call for Papers
At MapIndia 2003
Registration
At MapIndia 2003
Hotel Bookings
Information forthcoming

NCRST and the Centre for Spatial Database Management & Solutions (CSDMS) are co-organizing the Transportation track of the CSDMS MapIndia 2003 conference.  The Transportation track is designed to be

We invite participation by academics, government agencies, and commercial vendors.  This web page will be updated frequently.  Sign up to receive updates on major developments: Remind Me

Structure

There will be scientific paper sessions, a panel session, instructional workshops and commercial exhibits.  Methodological areas of interest are GIS and remote sensing, broadly defined.  Application areas include but are not limited to the following: The Transportation track will consist of

How to Participate

Registration for all categories below is handled at the MapIndia 2003 web site.

1. Presenting a paper (Spotlight on Transportation, Jan 31)

We invite papers on the technical subject areas above.  Each paper is to be prepared as Assume electronic media in all cases.  See the Call for Papers

2. Organizing a Training Workshop (Jan 27-28)

If you are interested in running a training workshop, please provide a title and description as soon as possible, and no later than October 15.

3. Attending a Training Workshop (Jan 27-28)

Please register at  MapIndia 2003

4. Commercial exhibits

There are two forums available to vendors: booth space at the exhibit, and a “commercial show” (dedicated spotlight time on the program, suited to product launches, etc).  Please contact us asap if you're interested in either option ... contact information below.

Recap of MapIndia.org Links

Other Useful Links

GIS/RS/Transportation in India

Regional Connections

Important Travel Information for Visitors to India

Security

The U.S. State Department has lifted an earlier travel advisory on India. As world events unfold, the organizers will make every reasonable attempt to adhere to the conference schedule, but acknowledge that developments may prevent intending participants from attending the conference. Partial refunds of registration fees may be allowed: check the Map India policy on cancellation charges. Please be aware of advisories issued by your government regarding travel to south Asia.  The following web sites may be helpful:

Getting to and around India

Airfares range from $1500 to $5000 for the same economy seat, depending on the airline and more so on the travel agent.  If there is enough interest, we may be able to arrange group fares in the $1200 range, probably on Singapore Airlines.  Please contact us asap if you're interested.

Late January is a perfect time to visit India, with night/day temperatures in the 10/25°C range. Sunday January 26 is Republic Day, at which you can expect to see spectacular parades and perhaps a display of military hardware in New Delhi.

We are in touch with a group that organizes guided tours geared to intellectuals, with articulate and stimulating tour guides, e.g. depending on the destination, you could meet a real maharaja.  This would require a sufficiently large group.  Please contact us asap if you're interested.

Plan your own travels around India:

Questions/Feedback

USA/Canada: Val Noronha < noronha@ncgia.ucsb.edu > +1.805.893.8992
India: Sanjay Kumar < sanjay.kumar@gisdev.net > Tel: +91-120-4500811 (D) 4502180-87

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Updated 2002-09-09
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