Let the GIS Day Celebrations Continue!
Another successful GIS Day has come to a close! It was awesome to see the innovative ideas and collaborative efforts put forth by all members in planning and organizing their events.
GIS Day holds immense significance, and I'm grateful to have celebrated it with all of you. Although this year's GIS Day is now behind us, it certainly does not mean the celebrations have to come to an end. Let's keep this momentum going!
We highly encourage you all to share your memorable moments, insightful findings, presentations, resources, and inspiring success stories from your GIS Day events in this dedicated GIS Day '23 Forum. By doing so, you still have the opportunity to earn the GIS Day '23 digital badge! Currently, we have 25 members who have already been awarded this badge, which is awesome. However, we can certainly increase this number by the end of the year!
A Few Ways to Continue the GIS Day Celebrations
- If you haven't had the chance to view Esri's GIS Day video channel yet, you can view the series of videos here.
- Additionally, I'd like to share a handful of events that are still scheduled to take place within the upcoming weeks.
- City of North Port GIS Day 2023
- Día de los Sistemas de Información Geográfica: La Importancia de mapear los pastos marinos del Cari...
- Discovery Day: Fun with Geography
- Binghamton University: GIS Day
- 2023 RGVAUG GIS Day Event
- GIS Day Map Competition Winners Announced – Reception
- NOVEMBER 17TH IS VIRTUAL GIS DAY
