The International LiDAR Mapping Forum [ILMF], attracting professionals from all over the world and supported by ASPRS, are delighted to announce a Call for Papers for the 2013 conference, due to be held in Denver, CO from February 11-13, 2013.
SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT BY SEPTEMBER 28, 2012
The technical committee, led by Conference Chairman Alastair MacDonald from TMSI, invites any interested parties to submit their abstracts online at http://www.lidarmap.org/conference/Default.aspx. The ILMF Technical Committee will peer review each abstract and the final program will be announced in November.
2012 EVENT BROKE ALL RECORDS
ILMF set a new record for attendees in January 2012, when 773 professionals from 29 different countries turned up in droves for the 12th annual event. This proved once again that LiDAR, in its increasing variety of operational formats either alone or when complementing other technologies, is becoming the technology of choice for fast, accurate and quality geospatial data acquisition. Whether supporting highly detailed 3D urban mapping projects, forestry management, or railroad and power transmission line maintenance programs, LiDAR technology delivers the results needed by todays demanding geospatial and mapping professionals.
EXHIBITION SET TO SELL OUT AGAIN
Running alongside the conference will once again be the exhibition of more than 50 leading companies expected to demonstrate new LiDAR products and a wide range of new technologies and services. With only a few remaining stands, the ILMF team welcomes organizations involved in Airborne and Bathymetric LiDAR and Mobile Mapping Systems, including system and component manufacturers, operators, service companies and specialists in data processing, handling and management, to exhibit or sponsor at the ILMF event. For the exhibitor list and more information about exhibiting, please go to http://www.lidarmap.org/exhibition/Default.aspx.
If you would like to learn more please contact sophie.potten@intelligentexhibitions.com, call +44 (0) 1453 836363 or go to www.lidarmap.org
