The Call for Full & Short Papers closes on 1 February 2023
The Call for Workshops, Forums, specialist & exhibitor presentations closes on 26/02/2023
For Posters & Storymaps, the deadline is 1 May 2023
All details about our calls and thematic focus areas can be found on > our website.
All submissions must be submitted via Conftool by the deadlines mentioned above.
Information for authors:
Full & Short Paper:
- Call for Papers
- Length: Full Paper approx. 5,000 words or 34,000 characters; Short Paper approx. 2,500 words or 17,000 characters
- Formatting guidelines for authors (AGIT Journal)
- Endnote template (AGIT Journal)
- submit via Conftool
Forums, Workshops, specialist & exhibitor presentations & Industry Innovation Keynotes:
- Call for Forums
- Call for Workshops
- Call for Specialist Presentations
- Call for Exhibitor Presentations
- Call for Industry Innovation Keynotes
- submit via Conftool
Posters & Storymaps:
Information for exhibitors: Exhibitor presentations & Industry Innovation Keynotes please submit by 26/02/2023 > see previous section "Call for Papers"
Early bird discount extended until 15/01/2023. Here's our >registration form.
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More interactive, more focused, and more room for dialogue: Since October 2021, AGIT and the English-language GI_Forum have been merged under the new brand "GI_Salzburg". The largest geoinformatics conference is thus setting new standards with a revised concept, fresh branding, and more compact formats.
- Unique combination of scientific symposium and EXPO
- Time & space for networking and conversation
- Further training in workshops and thematic focus areas
- Programme offerings for young researchers in the German-language AGIT Journal or the English-language GI_Forum Journal, as open access publications
We can look back on over 30 years of experience and make an important contribution to the development of geoinformatics, GeoIT and GI_Science through our forum. It's the annual meeting point for innovation, networking and further training. Interdisciplinary discussions, forward-looking ideas and a personal atmosphere accompany and shape the exchange between academia, industry and public administration. The EXPO rounds off the event as a practical forum for applied geoinformatics: the exhibition spectrum covers all application areas of geoinformatics and their fields of innovation. Exhibitor presentations, hands-on workshops and the conference programme complement the offerings of the exhibiting companies.
